Awesome, that did it! Feed looks good now. Thanks for the help, Walter!
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Awesome, that did it! Feed looks good now. Thanks for the help, Walter!
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Hi guys,
I’m having twitter feed issues again. I’ve tried three approaches - Twitter action (now defunct), ReadFeed action and Twitter widget app. I’ve put them all on this test page…
http://www.roarimage.com/uploads/sadler_update/tweet.php
The read feed action looks to be my only hope, although I seem to double up on information. Any ideas?
many thanks,
Crundi
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Edit the Template for the generated HTML. The default reads like this:
<a href="%s" rel="new_window">%s</a><br />%s
Change it to this:
<a href="%s" rel="new_window">%s</a>
(remove the break and the last %s placeholder).
Now duplicate this change in the Elements field. Change the default:
link, title, description
to this:
link, title
And publish again. That should give you what you’re looking for.
Walter
On Oct 15, 2012, at 6:13 AM, Scott Crundwell wrote:
The read feed action looks to be my only hope, although I seem to double up on information. Any ideas?
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Thanks Walter, that did indeed sort the issue.
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