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Changeset 1232846


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Timestamp:
08/28/2015 07:17:15 AM (10 years ago)
Author:
vk011
Message:

small update

Location:
display-category-posts-via-shortcode-lite
Files:
4 edited

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  • display-category-posts-via-shortcode-lite/tags/1.0/ospl.php

    r1232323 r1232846  
    6262        <br>
    6363        <div class="dcplist">
     64
     65        <ul>
     66          <li>To have images appear inside the posts, you need to attach featured images to your posts.</li>
     67          <li>To have the "read more" link appear, you need to add a "read more" break inside your posts.</li>
     68        </ul>       
     69
    6470        <p class="b">Shortcode options:</p>
    6571

  • display-category-posts-via-shortcode-lite/tags/1.0/readme.txt

    r1232323 r1232846  
    2626
    2727* Pagination
     28* Ability to add character limit to your posts which automatically adds the "read more" link at that point, instead of adding the "read more" break yourself to each and every post.
    2829* Ordering of the posts
    2930* How many posts to show in a row (2,3 or 4)

  • display-category-posts-via-shortcode-lite/trunk/ospl.php

    r1232323 r1232846  
    6262        <br>
    6363        <div class="dcplist">
     64
     65        <ul>
     66          <li>To have images appear inside the posts, you need to attach featured images to your posts.</li>
     67          <li>To have the "read more" link appear, you need to add a "read more" break inside your posts.</li>
     68        </ul>       
     69
    6470        <p class="b">Shortcode options:</p>
    6571

  • display-category-posts-via-shortcode-lite/trunk/readme.txt

    r1232323 r1232846  
    2626
    2727* Pagination
     28* Ability to add character limit to your posts which automatically adds the "read more" link at that point, instead of adding the "read more" break yourself to each and every post.
    2829* Ordering of the posts
    2930* How many posts to show in a row (2,3 or 4)
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