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Are you still having issues? I would have to access the site to troubleshoot the issue on the backend. We could do a remote session if you like, please email me to set something up: [email protected].

I found the same thing. It is essentially creating a double filter of all of the shortcodes. I am going to make it a user option to enable/disable the auto-formatting within the plugin itself.

I just haven’t had time to update it yet.

I have taken a look at the site you have sent, but do not see any issues. Will you please describe in detail what it is that you are talking about?

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That would be great. You can also email me directly at [email protected].

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That is great news. Let me know if I can help you in the future.

Hello all and thanks for posting here.

I am unable to replicate the problems that you two are experiencing. If someone could please throw up a test page so that I can look at the code. I have had similar problems in the past and I have always been able to resolve them – generally not involving this plugin as the culprit or a conflicting CSS rule.

TheLaw, if you check the previous threads, I have provided the necessary code to make the columns responsive- simply insert the code into your themes CSS.

Sorry it took a couple days, I have been pretty busy. I just checked the source code of the page provided, and while I see the optional CSS enabled, I do not see any of the plugin generated <div>’s. Are you sure that you have inserted the plugins shortcodes?

If you are still experiencing issues, please start a new thread and post a link to the page.

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However keep in mind that the above code will format any image inside of .one-third. You man need to assign those specific images a unique ID or class to really achieve the formatting results that you are wanting.

You could target the image tag inside of the columns:

.one-third img{
float: right;
}

The plugin does not add any line breaks, however the WordPress editor will add things if you are not careful. Please send an example page that contains the problem as I am unable to replicate.

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Cameron,

The problem you are describing is not going to be caused by the plugin itself. It does not appear that you have applied any styling to the elements located within the columns, and the formatting issued described above could be solved with targeted CSS.

I apologize for not getting back to you sooner. If you are still having problems, please open a new thread and send a link to the problem page.

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I apologize for not getting back to you sooner. If you are still having problems, please open a new thread and send a link to the problem page.

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I apologize for not getting back to you sooner. If you are still having problems, please open a new thread and send a link to the problem page.

Thanks