Fadi Haddad

Dynamic Alerts allows you to create a dynamic, customizable notification bar for your WordPress site. Add up to four messages with individual links, control speed, direction, font size, and enable or disable the bar from the admin panel.

Dynamic Alerts

A customizable notification ticker for WordPress, brought to you by Fadi A Haddad from Al-Wataniya Private University - Ajyal Training Center.

Mike W

Simple code, real customization.
Shortcode:
<pre><code>[GWDrss feed='https://goldsborowebdevelopment.com/feed/']
</code></pre>
The following values can be “tweaked”:
<ul>
<li>limit (default 5) – limit the number of items</li>
<li>container (default ul) – specify the HTML tag for the list container</li>
<li>container_class (default null) – add a class to the list container</li>
<li>list (default li) – specify the HTML tag for the list item</li>
<li>list_class (default null) – add a class to the list item</li>
<li>title (default 25) – specifies how long the title is (0 to remove the title)</li>
<li>link (default true) – hyperlinks the item (false to disable linking)</li>
<li>target (default _blank) – specifies how to open a link</li>
<li>desc (default 150) – specifies how long the excerpt is (0 to remove the except)</li>
<li>auth (default true) – displays the author (false to disable)</li>
<li>before_link (default null) – HTML to place before a link</li>
<li>after_link (default null) – HTML to place after a link</li>
<li>date (default null) – use PHP Date code to enable (ie: <code>date='M j, Y'</code>)</li>
<li>thumb (default false) – (buggy) true to enable a thumbnail</li>
</ul>

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