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I’ll have a look at it. ??

Seems it has to do with your theme not applying the widget class that most other themes seem to apply. Sorry, the plugin is designed to work with the most popular themes, but I can’t support every theme there is. ??

See if you can find a plugin that lets you add arbitrary CSS classes to widgets, and add the class “widget_gr_progress_cvdm_widget”.

First, try force-refresh your browser (Ctrl-F5) or try in another browser.

If that doesn’t work, which theme are you using? And please provide me with a link so I can check myself. ??

Now it’s possible ?? Thanks for the suggestion, implemented in v1.2.0.

Thanks. Reported as a bug on the Recent Posts Widget forum.

If you have enabled error messages, it would be incredibly helpful if you could install the plugin again, and tell me what the not-so-white screen of death says, both public and admin. I realize I’m asking you to screw up your website again, but if you are ready to delete the plugin folder (like you did last time to fix things) it would not be a very long interruption of your website, and it would help me fix this error.

Alternatively you can ask your hosting provider for the logs, or the location of the logs, and simply send me those. ?? (The location and names vary quite a bit, and not everyone keeps logs at all).

Please send me the errors at [email protected], email might be a bit more practical than here (though if you prefer this over email that’s fine).

I hope this is not too much trouble. I really want to fix errors, especially severe ones such as this. White screen of death is no fun for anyone involved – not the plugin developer, and least of all the website owner.

Thank you for your feedback. Sorry to hear about your experience. I will probably be able to fix it if you can give me some kind of error logs from your web host.

Also, do you have PHP 5.4 or later? As mentioned on the Plugin page, it is required in order to run the plugin (though it should never cause a white screen of death if you lack PHP 5.4; it should just notify you via the admin panel and refuse to activate the plugin).