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I couldn’t imagine why it happened. The plugin doesn’t manipulate category-related records. Did it really happen when you deleted revisions?

The plugin removes revisions from your database.

I’ve waited for a response for more than a week. But no response I have. Because I answered to the question I’d like to mark it as resolved.

I’ve made the ‘Slide Duration’ option in the version 1.2 to define the animation speed. And I’d like to mark this topic as resolved.

Thank you for using the plugin.

Though I’ll consider if I could make it as a regular option, you can make the animation faster if you could modify a JavaScript file. Because it’s not difficult, it’s worth a try even if you are not a programmer.

1. In the ‘Standard WE’ options page, set the ‘Readable .js File’ option to ‘Enable’.
2. In the ‘Installed Plugins’ page, click the ‘Edit’ link of Standard WE.
3. Then choose standard-widget-extensions.js and modify it as follows (just adding three ‘200’s).

if (c) {
     if (c.is(":hidden")) {
       if (swe.single_expansion) {
-        $(".hm-swe-accordion-head").not(this).next().slideUp();
+        $(".hm-swe-accordion-head").not(this).next().slideUp(200);
         if (swe.heading_marker) {
           $(".hm-swe-accordion-head").not(this).css('background', swe.buttonplusurl + " no-repeat left center");
         }
       }

-      c.slideDown(set_widget_status);
+      c.slideDown(200, set_widget_status);

       if (swe.heading_marker) {
         $(this).css('background', swe.buttonminusurl + " no-repeat left center");

}
     else {
-      c.slideUp(set_widget_status);
+      c.slideUp(200, set_widget_status);
       if (swe.heading_marker) {
         $(this).css('background', swe.buttonplusurl + " no-repeat left center");
       }

Don’t forget to save it. Now jQuery slideUp()/slideDown() functions are called with duration parameters. You can also set a value other than 200. Lower numbers are faster. Enjoy!

Thank you for having interest in my plugin.

Because the plugin doesn’t have the Spanish language resource, it displays messages in English. But I think there is no problem if you can understand English.

To be honest, I’m not a native English speaker and it might have strange expressions. If there is, please let me know. I also welcome Spanish translation.

One solution is to define widget heights statically by using CSS. For me, following code works for a Twitter widget with 400px height.


#twitter_timeline-4 {
height: 460px;
}


You need to adjust id and the height value for your theme. I hope this could help you.

I agree that my plugin, Standard Widget Extensions, might cause overlapping of a sidebar and a footer in dynamic pages. You could avoid this by calling swe.resizeHandler() at the end of JavaScript which manipulates contents.

But regarding your front page, it might not be caused by the plugin. I replayed overlapping without the Standard Widget Extensions when I use a Twitter widget from Jetpack in Twenty Thirteen. You could easily confirm this by disabling the Standard Widget Extensions.

For me, it seems that Twenty Thirteen with dynamic widgets also needs to be taken care after whole contents has been built.

Thanks for using the plugin.

Regarding the sticky sidebar feature, when you use a taller sidebar than the main column, it doesn’t add any effects. But you can see the effect in your link page (https://cusert.carleton.ca/links-2/clinics-and-hospitals/). The sidebar would stay while you are scrolling down in the page.

Because your widgets dynamically change the contents with JavaScript after loading the page, the sidebar would overlap the footer. If you have a knowledge of JavaScript programming, you can avoid this by calling swe.resizeHandler() after your widgets complete making their contents.

But considering your page design, I think it’s a minor problem. I hope the plugin would help your site.

Thank you for your suggestion. I’m wondering what feature I should add to this plugin next. I will consider if I could add such a kind of features.

Thanks for your comment. I’m happy to hear that ??

Thank you for your review and suggestion. I will try to consider possibility of something like ‘Also remove the left revision’ checkbox. I think you could do what you want with it. But don’t expect quick development…

By the way, in WordPress 3.6, you could remove each arbitrary revision in post.php. The code is already in your computer and just waiting for WP 3.6 release (see the screenshots page!). I hope you would like it.

I found that _wp_upgrade_revisions_of_post is called in edit-form-advanced.php to take care of this matter. It seems to work fine now.

Thanks for your review. You encouraged me a lot!

From the version 1.0, the plugin supports multiple widget areas in a sidebar. You can specify some areas to be collapsible in it. I believe the overlap problem is now resolved.