brightonmike

Yep, we tried other themes. Deactivated all plugins. Issue persists.

We are also having the same problem, see: https://testbench.watb.co.uk/composite/about-the-project/

The plugin strips out p tags when it shouldn’t be. There’s no way to have a line break in the content before the more tag.

If this issue could be resolved, that’d be great.

Did you solve this? If so, how?

Juan is right, there’s something not right here, either that or the documentation you guys are providing is not right. I’ve paid for the pro version also so would appreciate an answer for this problem. The code I’m using is below, but in the console you get a undefined error when trying to set the marker.

Console log does bring up the correct array.

Any help would be appreciated.

$(document).bind('em_maps_locations_hook', function( e, maps, marker ){
	console.log(marker);
	for (var i = 0; i < marker.length; i++) {
		marker[i].setOptions({"icon": "map_logo.png"});
	}
});

Hey.

When WP updated to 3.5 a lot of the HTML was changed. I haven’t had time to update the themes yet, but I’ll try to do it soon.

Sorry about this, I’m just so swamped with work I haven’t had the chance.

Thanks!

Also having this problem.

I’m wondering if it’s one of those situations where it just doesn’t play ball with local development, as I’m having the issue with it running on WAMP.

Hopefully the dev will respond.

Ah, didn’t see that. I’ve decided to use ACF plugin now anyway.

I just realised, your plugin only works for US and Canada. So I won’t be using it.

But I will leave this up as it may be an issue you still need to fix – good luck.

Is the “Activate the theme” box checked? You must check this box. Activating the plugin alone won’t switch on the themes so this is possibly the issue.

I’m now testing on 3.4.2 and I’m still unable to recreate any issues across a variety of platforms so I’m not sure what it could be to be honest. Have you tried the plugin on another site?

Hi Mentore, are you sure you saved your options correctly? I use WordPress 3.4.1 across many sites with this plugin and it works perfectly.

It’s possible there may be a conflict with another plugin too, so try the usual de-activating and re-activating one by one.

I am unable to replicate this as with BuddyPress enabled, I don’t get this extra menu. Is it an extra plugin?

Hi mate!

First off, really sorry for my dreadfully slow response. I had to leave this plugin for a while, I work full time and couldn’t give it the time.

Thank you so much for reporting this issue. I didn’t originally develop the Theme with BuddyPress in mind, however this looks like an issue that could be caused by other plugins too.

I will be testing the plugin with BuddyPress myself, this should mean I can quickly identify and resolve the issue – providing I can replicate it.

As well as fixing this bug, there’s a few others I’ll fix at the same time, and also I’ll be working on a new theme.

Hope this okay and I’m thrilled you like it, and again, really sorry for the slow response.

As soon as it’s fixed, you’ll know as there’ll be an update.

Thank you! ??

Options page added. Further themes will be added soon.

Hey all. I am currently working on the plugin to add an options page where you will be able to select different colour schemes and sizing options.

PHP is a server side language, whereas HTML is client side. What gets confusing is the fact that PHP is embedded into HTML. However, it’s still PHP.

All PHP does is generate HTML.

So if you want to make cosmetic changes to existing parts of your site, you don’t need to worry about PHP. All you need to do is identify what you want to change, and edit the CSS for that element.

If you’re having trouble because you’re trying to identify the elements in the themes files and you’re just seeing PHP, this is because this is the wrong way to do it. The right way is the use the Developer Tools (Firefox/Chrome) to look at the actual generate HTML for your pages. Then, you can see what the IDs/Classes of the elements you want to adjust are.

If you want to add to your pages, then whether you use HTML or PHP is simply down to whether the elements and bits you want to add need to be dynamic or not. If they’re just going to be static, i.e their content not changeable, then use HTML. If you want the content to be changeable, you’ll need to use PHP

If you want to familiarise yourself with how WordPress works with PHP, read the theming section in the codex. It explains everything comprehensively.