Every shortcode in this plugin is highly customisable through the use of attributes. Heres a list of the attributes that you can specify for the chronological archive and replies shortcodes:
- post_id - The post ID to use.
- network - The network that the post is from. Defaults to 'twitter'.
- username - The username to use in the shortcodes. Defaults to the username specified in your settings.
- title - Text displayed at the top of what the shortcode prints out. Defaults to "<h3><a href="#userlink#">#username#</a>'s Posts in Chronological Order '.
'(sans replies)</h3>".
- before - Anything you want to display before the entire section. Defaults to "<br /><ul>".
- after - Anything you want to display after the entire section. Defaults to "</ul>".
- before_post - Anything you want displayed before each post. Defaults to "<li>".
- after_post - Anything you want displayed after each post. Defaults to "</li>".
- before_date - Anything you want displayed before each date. Defaults to "<br /><small>".
- after_date - Anything you want displayed after each date. Defaults to "</small>".
- before_user - Anything you want displayed before each user. Defaults to "<b>".
- after_user - Anything you want displayed after each user. Defaults to "</b>".
- date_format - Date format string. Check http://php.net/manual/en/function.gmdate.php for more details. Defaults to "Y.m.d, g:ia".
- gmt_offset - Your GMT offset. Defaults to whatever is stored in your "gmt_offset" option as set in your WordPress settings.
The thinkup_reply_count only uses the "before" and "after" attributes as well as the usual post_id, username and network.