How do i align the ratings block to the right with wordpwrap ?

[GT42]

I seem to be able to manage this with other images/output/plugin info but I can't seem to do this for the rating block.

Sorry if it's a newbie question but changing the location and look and feel of results block doesn't seem straightforward - or am I missing something ?

G.

[nickmattern]

I seem to be able to manage this with other images/output/plugin info but I can't seem to do this for the rating block.

Sorry if it's a newbie question but changing the location and look and feel of results block doesn't seem straightforward - or am I missing something ?

G.

You can change the position of the rating block by unchecking the 'auto embed' feature in WFR options, then looking at the 'manually insert' sticky in the tech support forum.

[GT42]

Hi,

I've tried that - It still inserts in on the left hand side of the page by default.

Can point me to an example of how the block can be custom placed, as I can find nothing on this site I'm afraid ?

[nickmattern]

http://www.reviewpluginforwordpress.com/support/showthread.php?t=14

[GT42]

Great,

So how exactly does -

<?php if(class_exists('WFReview')) WFReview::get_post_ratings(); ?>

define a specific position on a page ???

My limited understanding tells me this is a PHP function - so what CSS code needs to placed around what function output references to place it somewhere else ?

[fbeach73]

yea this is something im looking to accomplish too.. looks far better when its got txt wrapped around it.. price etc

I am using thesis, so this is a hook powered theme, I am getting a good grip on that part, but am unsure how to call the php which displays ratings and have it align right, with txt wrap.. a link to a solid readme would be good

[fbeach73]

Theres prolly more ways to do this but i accomplished this by:
editing wfreview/wfreview.css inside PLUGIN EDITOR

the very top element..
.post_rating
{
float: right;
border: 1px solid White;
border-collapse: collapse;
background-color: White;
font-family: 'Trebuchet MS', Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
margin: 5px 0px;
}

the top float command seemed to do what I was trying...hope that helps

[fbeach73]

check the thread at

http://www.reviewpluginforwordpress.com/support/showthread.php?p=1751#post1751


hope that helps

[GT42]

Yep, that works.

I use Thesis too - great theme !