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Hi Codeless,
I’m helping out with the administration of this site: http://www.scottpoynton.com. We’ve had two long-running issues that we cannot figure out how to solve and am hoping you can help:
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Kaitlin
Hello,
Please make sure you have set up Twitter data correctly. Send us your wp credentials in a private reply. So we can give a closer look to the other issue.
Best regards!
The Twitter data is set up correctly. But I will send you an email in any case.
Kaitlin
Hi,
I also have the same problem with the updating – was there a fix for this?
Also, my hashtags seem to show on the line below, so the tweets don’t make sense.
URL is http://www.zoodikers.com
Thanks,
Santiago
I’m having the same issue with the hashtags as santiagopilgrim. Hastags are moved away from the context and placed at the bottom.
Hello,
This is because the twitter links have 100% width. This makes the hashtags to go to a new line. You can change that by adding this code into your custom cs sbox:
footer .inner .widget a.twitter-link {
width: 35% !important;
}
Change the value to your wish.
Best regards!
Hi, this custom CSS code still hasn’t fixed my problem, only changed it.
Thanks,
Santiago.
Hello,
Sorry for the late reply. I can’t see your website. Is the link correct?
Regards!
Yes the link is correct: https://www.zoodikers.com
Hello,
Please add this code into your custom css box:
footer .inner .widget ul li a {
float: none !important;
}
Let us know.
Best regards!
Hi
I have the same problem with hashtags, but the custom CSS above does not fix it for me.
My site is https://independenthe.com
Thanks
(To add, I mean the Twitter feed in the footer – it’s fine on sidebars)
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