As always, your plugin rocks!

If you don’t mind, I have a couple of suggestions:

1. It would be nice if you can change the size of the login screen generated by your plugin when the site or session times out or a user logs in from another browser. Specifically, the login screen generated by your plugin is small (looks like a modal). Instead, can you make the timed-out login screen revert back to the original WP login screen? Further, once the user logs into the originally time-out screen, there’s no need for the message “You have logged in succesfully.” Simply take us back to our WP Admin Dashboard.
2. It would be nice if you can add a separator line (or a small gap) between the plugin’s settings tabs. Visually, the table (i.e., tabs) will look better (similar to this). Your call

Thank you!

Suddenly, the WP Admin Dashboard Screen Option (i.e., widget) “WordPress Events and News” is gone.

Anyone else experiencing the same? Got fix?

Thank you!

i tried reinstalling elementor, resync it, deactivate other plugins but its not working.

I am using a 14-inch 1920×1080 screen and I’ve noticed that newer ones have even higher resolutions. Nothing looks good this small and I’ve set my browser to zoom in to 120 % by default. In my newer designs I’m often using the Twenty Twenty Two and Twenty Twenty Four themes and when I do the designs on my default i.e. 1,2x resolution they look good, but when I zoom out to what should normally appear in front of the client, they don’t. Is there a way to force zoom-in to the browser of the client as well, and is that a good idea?

If it is possible, it should probably be defined for certain resolutions only – as increasing to 120% on older, e.g. 1280×720 screens would probably look bad; but for newer, more pixel-dense screens, the increase should probably be even higher. How do we deal with so many, constantly increasing in terms of pixels resolutions?

It also looks good on iPad min (768) and Mobile (390) because the columns stack .

However at iPad Pro (1024) it doesn’t stack, rather tries to fit like a desktop and as s result doesn’t look very good.

Is there a way (perhaps CSS) that I can force these columns to stack at 1024 for the block only?

Is it possible to make the screens for the app zoomable?

That is, we have added some images and we would have wanted our users to zoom in using the using usual phone gestures e.g. placing two fingers on the screen near each other and spreading them apart to zoom in, double tap, etc.

Thanks!