http://support.grandslambert.com/topic/hide-the-title Support for GrandSlambert Sites en-US Fri, 10 Sep 2010 04:13:55 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.1 q http://support.grandslambert.com/search.php http://support.grandslambert.com/topic/hide-the-title#post-298 Sun, 20 Dec 2009 02:11:59 +0000 gnetwork 298@http://support.grandslambert.com/ <p>yes, you're right. setting default options on settings page doesn't alter already existent widgets, once I ticked "nofollow" in each widget it worked fine. still the widget-title and feed links are not "nofollow". thanks again, I have a put a link to your site from my wordpress category and will write a post on better rss after wp2.9 is released. </p> http://support.grandslambert.com/topic/hide-the-title#post-293 Fri, 18 Dec 2009 21:32:04 +0000 GrandSlambert 293@http://support.grandslambert.com/ <p>I tested the rel="nofollow" on three sites today and it seems to work in both the shortcode and the widgets for me. I assume of course you checked the box on the widget setup, but do you have any other plugins that filter RSS feeds that might be causing the issue? The function I use to retrieve and display RSS is exactly the same function bundled with Wordpress, with some modifications.</p> <p>I see what you mean about the excerpt suffix. The plugin checks to see if an option is set and if not adds a default suffix. Perhaps I should add a checkbox to disable the excerpt for those that want nothing. For now your workaround of &amp;nbsp does the trick. </p> http://support.grandslambert.com/topic/hide-the-title#post-291 Fri, 18 Dec 2009 20:35:49 +0000 gnetwork 291@http://support.grandslambert.com/ <p>I just discovered 2 things on my other site.<br /> 1. the rel="nofollow" works perfectly when using shortcodes, not the widget.<br /> 2. the option "What to add after the excerpt" can be made blank by inserting &amp; n b s p ; (without spaces of course, inserted them here as noticed your bb changes code).</p> <p>Thanks mate. </p> http://support.grandslambert.com/topic/hide-the-title#post-289 Fri, 18 Dec 2009 20:15:28 +0000 gnetwork 289@http://support.grandslambert.com/ <p>Thanks for your updates Grand, I have just upgraded ver 1.6 and found 3 things:<br /> 1. I set the option to "nofollow" on settings page and even though it shows active, the rel="nofollow" does not appear in the pages' html source - it should appear like so: &lt;a rel='nofollow' class='rsswidget' ...<br /> 2. The option "What to add after the excerpt" works fine, but defaults to [&hellip;] or [...] when made blank on settings page.<br /> 3. The link target for the feed, the rss icon appears as target='', that is the _blank is missing.</p> <p>I don't know if it makes a difference, but I am on Wordpress MU latest version.<br /> Thanks again for your sweet widget. </p> http://support.grandslambert.com/topic/hide-the-title#post-283 Fri, 18 Dec 2009 02:16:35 +0000 GrandSlambert 283@http://support.grandslambert.com/ <p>Yes, I caught that little bug and removed it in 1.3, then I saw your idea of the nofollow tag, so I added an option to add those and released version 1.4. Then I kept reading about the [hellip;] you don't like so I added an option to change or remove that, and also an option to set the excerpt length, then released it as version 1.5. I really SHOULD read all suggestions before releasing version. Thank you for the suggestions. </p> http://support.grandslambert.com/topic/hide-the-title#post-280 Thu, 17 Dec 2009 21:57:50 +0000 gnetwork 280@http://support.grandslambert.com/ <p>I just upgraded to latest 1.2 version and found all feed widget showing "hide the title?" at the top, I went in and edited the line in better-rss-widget.php, to remove the text and leave as print"hide_title" only no other text. looks good now.</p> <p>Don't know if you want to implement these ideas, but each time I upgrade, I edit the line &lt;a class='rsswidget' ... to read &lt;a rel='nofollow' class='rsswidget' ... as I like most external links to be nofollow. I also remove the [hellip;] off end of summary as I think it looks cleaner.</p> <p>Thanks for your sweet widget! </p>