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Every theme is different and this happens sometimes. Please post a link to your site or provide the name of your theme.
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gvcl
(@gvcl)
Chtis, thank you for your quick reply. I have just noticed that it’s appearing differently in different places.
Looks great here…
http://integralstrategy.net/city-of-lethbridge-intelligent-community/
And is formatted differently here…
http://integralstrategy.net/community/
The second page is being generated by the Posts for Page Plugin. It must be imposing a different style. Is there a way to override that?
Am just heading off to the airport. Will check in later today. Thanks!
David
anonymized-13171256
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Thanks for the links. This is a conflict with the Posts For Page plugin. My plugin has to preprocess the content in order to know which stylesheet to load. Posts For Page bypasses that so no stylesheet is loaded. I have found a way to make it work if the requested post only contains a [testimonial_view] shortcode but not with other content as in your case. I will keep trying.
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gvcl
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Chris, thank you so much for your help. I really appreciate your support –above and beyond– in sorting this out. Your plugin has such rich functionality. It will bring our website up to a much higher level. – David
anonymized-13171256
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Thanks David, that means a lot to me!
Version 2.3 of Strong Testimonials plays nicer with plugins that use shortcodes to pull in other content.
The Posts for Page shortcode without any attributes likes to format the testimonial post too, which may not work for you.
[posts-for-page post_id=1186]
I had more luck with this:
[posts-for-page post_id=1186 hide_images="true" show_full_posts="true"]
and this was a little better:
[posts-for-page post_id=1186 hide_images="true" show_full_posts="true" hide_post_title="true" show_meta="false" create_para_tags="false"]
Your mileage may vary. 🙂
However, I had more success with the excellent Custom Content Shortcode and this:
[content type=post id=1186]
Custom Content Shortcode has a bit of a learning curve but it is more flexible and less grabby than Posts for Page.
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gvcl
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Chris, thank you! have just returned after traveling. I’ll install the Custom Content Shortcode and let you know how it goes. – David
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gvcl
(@gvcl)
Chris, my apologies. I have been travelling almost continuously since our last conversation. I know what you have proposed will work. I’ll use the Custom Content Shortcode and just need a little time to learn it. Things will settle down in the next two weeks and I can finally resolve this. All the best, David
