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Why not do that with CSS? You can just specify the width of the .inner class to 90px or whatever and set the overflow to hidden. It seems simpler to me... changes all types of posts rather than just quotes. But hey, if you have some clue about JavaScript (I'm pretty uneducated) d'you happen to have any idea how I can preserve 9 posts per page in grid view while having endless scrolling in list view? Currently when I select list view I get a page, and then it reloads the same page once or twice... it would be nice to have a list view that only loads a page once, and even nicer to have a list view that added pages endlessly. |
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Hi,
I added some javascript code to truncate the text in thumbnail quotes. The same issue exists in regular text posts also. I'll fix that during this week if i have the time.
Regards
BV