How to fix an alignment problem on the module of kiwi_Right_Lower position?
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Fz

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Hi Krikor!
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Please, related to the same issue with K2 authors module: how to make the super user to not appear in the module?

Regards,
Fz

Sadly you cannot, you 'd have to hack the module but there is a much simpler solution.
You can use the K2 Users module instead.

With that module you can manually select which users to show.
That module is included in the quickstart package as well.

The issue with the alignment is that due to the face that Disquss is loading after the page load and inside an iframe the page's height is not calculated properly.

I will send you a custom js snippet for this.

I added a small script in your custom.js file.
It seems to be loading better.

Let me know if the issue persists so we can use a different approach.

Hello again Krikor,
You know this module is so important for me. It's perfect. I tried the K2 Users module you recommended but it's not what I need.

My module gets misaligned with Disqus, Facebook or even K2 comments. So, it's not something that Disqus is doing.

Sadly your snippet didn't solve the problem. At least on my screen (wider than others).

Maybe the alignment issue is related to have more than 10 users, as users start to get misaligned after user nº10 on the module.

Please, if you know how to hack the module to not show the super user would be awesome.

Regards,
Felipe Z.

Sadly Disqus does not offer a callback function (in its latest version) so the equal-heights scripts can be fired. Since it is also loaded within an iframe so jQuery will not work either.

I changed the layout script a bit but a small gap might appear at the end of the item.
I can try re-firing the script after a second but I do not think is a proper solution.

Now for excluding an author from the K2 Tools module.

Go to templates/kiji/html/mod_k2_tools/authors.php and find line 17.
Add id="author-<?php echo $author->id; ?>" to that <div>

It should look like:
Now in your custom.css add:
Let me know if you need any further assistance.

PS. backup your behaviour.js and authors.php files before updating.

Krikor, the hack to exclude an author from the module works nicely.

What I did was start from a fresh install all over again, using K2 comments instead (at least for now), and the alignment issue is no more (also no more are the misalignment of social buttons on K2 articles, and the problem with the comment icons on teasers).

BTW is there a way to show users randomly instead of ordered by ID?

Regards,
Felipe Z.

You won't have an issue with K2 Comments, the issue was with Disqus not offering a callback.

Sadly K2 Tools does not offer ordering for authors.
You will have to hack K2 (can lead to undesired effects and you will lose these changes when you update.)