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Sander
(@zanderz)
FWIW, I hacked it together using this for now:
function tweetHack()
{
$content = do_shortcode('[custom-twitter-feeds]');
$content = str_replace(
'Twitter_normal.jpg',
'Twitter_200x200.jpg',
$content
);
$content = str_replace(
'width="48" height="48"',
'width="75" height="75"',
$content
);
echo $content;
}
add_shortcode('tweethack', 'tweetHack');
Hey Spinal,
Glad you like the plugin! Also it definitely looks like your hack will work. If you didn’t want to do a string replace on the entire feed in php you could use the following JavaScript to do this instead:
jQuery('.ctf-header-img img').attr('src',jQuery('.ctf-header-img img').attr('src').replace('_normal.jpg','_200x200.jpg')).attr('height','75').attr('width','75');
jQuery('.ctf-item').each(function() {
jQuery(this).find('.ctf-author-avatar img').attr('src',jQuery(this).find('.ctf-author-avatar img').attr('src').replace('_normal.jpg','_200x200.jpg')).attr('height','75').attr('width','75');
});
You would want to add this to the “Custom JavaScript” area on the Customize tab. The top part changes the avatar in the header and the bottom part will change all of the author avatars next to the tweets.
Hopefully that helps!
Thanks,
Hey Spinal,
This topic has been quiet for awhile. I’ll go ahead and mark it resolved but let me know if you need anything else!
