anonymized-13171256
(@anonymized-13171256)
Your English is fine 🙂 Thanks for the screenshots.
The full testimonial uses your theme’s single post template. It is possible to create a custom single post template just for testimonials. Since every theme is different, I have not found a universal way for the plugin to handle it.
So perhaps the best time to use the “read more” link to the full testimonial is when (1) you have really long testimonials that need a full page and (2) enough coding skills to modify template files.
Ok, I see I have to edit a .css sheet of the plugin. What do you recommed? content.css (inside default template folder)? Or styles.css?
Regards.
anonymized-13171256
(@anonymized-13171256)
Please do not modify the plugin. Your changes will be overwritten by the next update, which are frequent.
The plugin templates are used by the [testimonial_view] shortcode only.
The single post template is in your theme. Every theme is different but basically you are going to copy single.php to single-wpm-testimonial.php and probably content-single.php to content-single-wpm-testimonial.php, then modify and style the copied files.
Study the WordPress template hierarchy
https://developer.ww.wp.xz.cn/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/
https://wphierarchy.com/
and try a plugin like
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/what-the-file/
or
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/which-template/
to better understand how the page is assembled.
