biplaner

Thanks for the quick reply and your support!

All right, I understand.

How can I undo this? Even reinstalling the plugin (with or without “Wipe Settings”) unfortunately shows the complete list again after re-installing the Plugin….

The other issue: I did a rescan of remote storage, but there is at least one backup on Dropbox that doesn’t show up in the list (but all seem to be in sync except for that one, what is actually not a big issue for me)

Thanks for your quick answer.

It works fine with all special characters tested – only quotes (“) are causing the error. Seems like quotes are not escaped properly! Maybe you can check this and update if so…

No critics, just an (important) bug report – really nice plugin nevertheless ??

Edit: The error appears, after placing quotation marks in the title (produced “in Italy” e.g.). The error disappears after deleting and adding a new counterbox.

Edit: After I created up a new Layout and took “read more” from the list, the field “Read more text” appeared…

Resolved! ??

Awesome! Thank you for your quick reply and the great support!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by biplaner.

Thanks Anthony, I will have a look!

Thanks for your reply!

I haven’t used a plugin for the navigation so far. I considered using “ShiftNav” Plugin, what seems to be quite similar to sideslide but I’d like to avoid a plugin if possible. I’ve tried several codes like Jquery functions but it did not work so far.

Driving me nuts ??

… found a solution, just for anyone who has the same topic:

I copied the edited small-menu.js into the child-theme folder (/js) and copied the lines, where the toggle-menu could be activated (in the parents functions.php) into the child-themes functions.php.

Then I replaced
wp_register_script( 'small-menu', trailingslashit( get_template_directory_uri() ) . 'js/small-menu.js', array( 'jquery' ), '20130130', true );
with
wp_register_script( 'small-menu', trailingslashit( get_stylesheet_directory_uri() ) . 'js/small-menu.js', array( 'jquery' ), '20130130', true );

in the child-themes functions.php.

Works perfectly.

So topic is resolved ??

… I just found a solution:

If you write the following css into the themes basic stylesheet:

.ps-container {
background-image:none !important;
}

The large flag disappears and the overlay still seems to be fine with all other browsers.