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OK, It looks like I have to highlight the content and then click the icon on the toolbar.
Yep !
Is there a way to hide the timer and text like:
hiding means ? You can change the text to anything else it you would like to :)
Also, the time does not seem to match our site's clock.
Is there a setting somewhere or a file I can edit that won't be overwritten with an update?
This is written in GMT, so it would show the timer accordingly. If you make a modification to the php code of the plugn, please go ahead, however, unlike a child theme, this would be overwritten with the next update and has to be redone.
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WPMUDEV-ian (joined November 2011) Likes (0)
Hello Nohl,
I am testing this on my lab site and would write back soon.
Cheers
PC
WPMUDEV-ian (joined November 2011) Likes (0)
Hello Nohl,
I tested that and it appears just fine.
This is what I added in the code
[scheduled weekly="1,2,3,4,5" time="03:00 AM" length="0:0:3:0" msg="Please wait till the time comes :)"]Hello[/scheduled]It comes up just fine.
http://pranzu.staging.wpengine.com/blog/2012/08/10/testing-3/
Did you use the plugin to do that code for you ? It seems that the code does not look like what it should.
Could you please double check that ? and if required I would help you check that by getting into the admin !
Please advise
Cheers
PC
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when I try to view your example, I get this error:
"This webpage has a redirect loop"
I'm using Chrome on a Mac
I Tried to reenter the code and the page looks worse:
http://radiohacienda.com/test/
I tried it from scratch on this page
http://radiohacienda.com/test2/
It's like the plugin has been disabled.
I can setup an admin account for you. where is a safe place to send the settings?
WPMUDEV-ian (joined November 2011) Likes (0)
Strange, the page appears fine to me (The one I created) Perhaps some issue with your browser settings.
That would be the best thing to do so that I can have a closer look.
Please send me the login creds using the Contact form and I would look into this.
Cheers
PC
WPMUDEV-ian (joined November 2011) Likes (0)
Heya Nohl,
Greetings and thanks for standing by while I was checking that out for you.
I have had a look and there is no problem what soever with your settings or the plugin.
I simply Typed a content, selected the text I wanted to schedule and clicked on the small watch icon in the kitchen sink.
It gave me a pop up, I entered the settings and its all good to go :)
Are you entering the code yourself of letting the plugin do it ?
Please check and advise.
Cheers
PC
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OK, It looks like I have to highlight the content and then click the icon on the toolbar.
Is there a way to hide the timer and text like:
Also, the time does not seem to match our site's clock.
Is there a setting somewhere or a file I can edit that won't be overwritten with an update?
WPMUDEV-ian (joined November 2011) Likes (0)
Yep !
hiding means ? You can change the text to anything else it you would like to :)
This is written in GMT, so it would show the timer accordingly. If you make a modification to the php code of the plugn, please go ahead, however, unlike a child theme, this would be overwritten with the next update and has to be redone.
Please advise
Cheers
PC
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OK, I had read that the time was WP local. good to know.
As for 'hide' I basically don't want to show any countdown or any text saying "This content is not currently available. It will be available in:"
I want to show different content based on different times. It's basically a Now playing list for a radio station.
Does that make sense?
p.s. Thank you for the excellent support
WPMUDEV-ian (joined November 2011) Likes (0)
I get a basic idea on what you are trying to achieve.
You want to show different content based on different times.
So, removing the text and the countdown, would certainly need some custom code modification.
Regarding the display of the content, you can schedule the content to show weekly and select the days and set time according to GMT
Cheers
PC
WPMUDEV-ian (joined November 2011) Likes (0)
To hide the timer, you don't even need to modify the plugin code. Just add the below code to your css file.
.scheduled-timer {display:none}Cheers
PC
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cool. Just set visibility to none on specific styles. I'll check it out.
Thanks
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Fantastic. You guys should add this to the docs
WPMUDEV-ian (joined November 2011) Likes (0)
Hiya Nohl !
Thanks for coming back and marking this as resolved.
We are making changes to the documentation and also working on some demo sites.
I would surely make a note to get this added :)
Cheers
PC
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