Hi Benjamin,
You can change this by creating your own template.
Follow this instructions:
You can create your own template file. You need to create a new “wppic-templates” folder into your theme folder, then copy the template file “wppic-template-plugin-large.php” or “wppic-template-theme-large.php” from the WP Plugin Info Card ‘/wppic-templates’ folder. Rename the file as “wppic-template-plugin-NEWTEMPLATE.php” or “wppic-template-theme-NEWTEMPLATE.php”, edit it as you go, and add your own CSS rules. Finally, call your new template by adding the following parameter in your shortcode: layout=”NEWTEMPLATE”
Best,
Hello Friend,
I was wondering if you could create something like this just for themes, so I understand how the codes work. I’ve been trying to break apart your plugin, but its really hard to understand. Is this something that you can help me achieve. I rather have custom shortcodes that allows me to choose what i want. same thing how the custom works within the theme.
Hi,
I don’t understand your question. What I mentioned above works for themes too:
Rename the file as “wppic-template-plugin-NEWTEMPLATE.php” or “wppic-template-theme-NEWTEMPLATE.php”
At the top each template, you have the variables retrieved by the API, you just have to play with them to achieve what you want.
Best,
Yes, I know, I can’t figure out how to change the date format to Month, Day, Year. that’s all I need. This is for the option for last_updated
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Benjamin Lu.
