Matthew Ruddy

+1 for this - did anyone find an alternate solution to avoid repetition?

@Spence1115 Did you find a solution this? I'm also experiencing the same behaviour.

Looks good, but all of the code indentation and formatting seems a bit off. Is this intentional? Bit of a Git noob here so not sure if I can correct...

Not sure this would be possible. The effect manipulates the pixel RGB values, so unless you restored them to standard before switching effect, it's just going to add the new...

If you've just included the file containing the resizing code (such as in your theme's functions.php file), it should be fine. Provided the code isn't within a function, class, etc,...

Should be possible with some custom code. The plugin was developed really for developers, allowing them the freedom to modify things as they wish using the various WordPress actions and...

It should be as simple as this added to your theme's functions.php file. function custom_tweet_template( $tweet ) { echo "<p>{$tweet->text}</p>"; } add_action( 'displaytweets_tweet_template', 'custom_tweet_template' );

If you want to re-add the links, the following preg_replace's should do the trick. ``` html $text = preg_replace( "#(^|[\n ])([\w]+?://[\w]+[^ \"\n\r\t< ]*)#", "\\1\\2", $text ); $text = preg_replace( "#(^|[\n...

I've just edited the code there now - the syntax highlighting wasn't done correctly so the code wasn't correct either. Sorry about that, try it again now.

No no, retry the code from my previous post. It should work if used correctly this time (when you last tried there was a mistake within it): ``` html $text...