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   malady
   Member

   Trying to figure out how I'd get it to show an ad after the 3rd post on the homepage when I'm using a template.

   Here is my homepage template short codes
   <div class="box">[bfslider sid="bfslider-1336266321" name="homeslide" width="940" height="380" numwords="50" imagewidth="500" imageheight="330" bgcolor="transparent" color="#a7acb3" type="category" buttons="hide" auto="false"]</div>
[widgetarea sid="widgetarea-1325137819" width="300" align="right" marginleft="15"]
<div class="alignleft">
[bfthumbs sid="bfthumbs-1325232083" showposts="10" offset="0" numwords="15" numcols="1" width="625" textwidth="320" image_width="280" image-height="250" image_align="left" ajaxnav="false" marginbottom="25"]</div>

   Is there any way to have ad code show after the 3rd post in the bfthumbs-1325232083 ? I know how to do this in the regular wordpress loop, but sort of lost on how to do it with the shortcodes on a template page.

   Posted 10 months ago #
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   malady
   Member

   I actually found a way around this by putting numposts 3 the ad code then showposts 7 offset 3.. but now on page 2 it only shows 7 posts. Any idea how I can get page 2 and beyond to show 10?

   Posted 10 months ago #
3. 

   vfxdude
   admin

   Any idea how I can get page 2 and beyond to show 10?

   Create a page with a bfthumbs shortcode (offset it with as many posts on the first page) and link to it from the frontpage (older posts link). and then use numposts on the first page, instead of showposts.

   There is also another way, where you can have to normal navigation at the bottom, by using the onlynav functionality in bfthumbs, but there was a bug introduced with the latest version of the theme (1.4.2.3) that broke it. If you still want to use it, here's how to use it (first code example), and here's how to fix it:

   edit library/functions/shortcodes.php

   search for:
   $onlynav ==

   replace:
   $onlynav = $onlynav == 'true' && $paged == 1;
$onlynav = $offsetnav == 'true';

   with:
   $onlynav = ($onlynav == 'true' && $paged == 1) || $offsetnav == 'true';

   and search for:
   $ajaxnav = 'false';

   and replace it with:
   $ajaxnav = false;

   Posted 10 months ago #

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