Limited Button Placement

  • I purchased the Max Pro Buttons thinking it would be a great solution for all of my buttons needs.

    However, they don’t tell you that there is no way to line up the buttons in a horizontal row. To have buttons right next to each other (in the case of social media icons for example) you have to somehow navigate and edit the PHP file for that area.

    I only use WordPress and don’t know how those things work.

    Due to this oversight on their part, they are offering me no refund.

    Bottom line, if you want the buttons right next to each other in a line, Max Buttons Pro doesn’t allow it.

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  • Plugin Author maxfoundry

    (@maxfoundry)

    That’s not true, and we don’t appreciate you going to another forum posting your complaint when you’ve already posted to the Pro forums and emailed us, which we quickly answered. You have a basic misunderstanding of the answer we gave you, and this isn’t the right place for your complaint. There is no oversight on our part.

    First, you *can* line up buttons horizontally in the free and Pro version of MaxButtons by enabling the container option and setting the alignment property to either “float: left”, “float: right”, or “display: inline-block”. If for some reason that doesn’t work, you can put the buttons in a simple HTML table, like this:

    <table>
<tr>
<td>[maxbutton shortcode goes here]</td>
<td>[maxbutton shortcode goes here]</td>
<td>[maxbutton shortcode goes here]</td>
</tr>
</table>

    In your case, you wanted the buttons in the top-right of your site, which is not a normal content area for a shortcode, and would most likely require you to edit the header.php file of your theme. That does not warrant a refund for the Pro version.

    I am able to place buttons on one line next to each other, as many as I want, in post, page and widget areas. Not once I needed to modify php code. The complaint seems to do more with the placement of the buttons. If theme does not offer the desired area as a container for placement of items then yes, admin would have to edit the theme files.

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