corytobin

Although, if you just want to use a child-theme for overwriting the CSS (which is what I was trying to do) the configuration for the theme allows you to enter custom CSS that overrides the Colorway css.

Go to Appearance -> Theme Options -> Styling Options

Then insert your custom CSS in the box and click “Save All Changes”.

I am having the same problem. I am starting to think that the designers of this theme intentionally made it incompatible with child-themes.

Never mind. I was an idiot.

I had upgraded to v2.1.0 and got the javascript/JQuery errors while using the settings page. I didn’t know what the problem was so I tried deleting the feeds and re-adding the feeds. Nothing got imported so I tried deleting some posts, re-added the feeds again, and clicked “save and import”. Nothing got imported. Then I upgraded to v2.1.1 which seems to have fixed the jquery problem. But still nothing was getting imported.

I figured out that the plugin must be remembering that it’s already imported these particular posts (even though I deleted them in WordPress) and therefore refuses to import them. Once new items were added to the RSS feed they were imported by the plugin.

Sorry for the confusion. Great plugin.

-cory

Assuming all those clicks were “other clicks” I had the same problem. Once I authenticated the extension all the “other clicks” stopped. Go to the Settings page and enter your Access Key ID and Secret Access Key. Once the plugin says you are authenticated you should stop getting other clicks.

I was having the same problem but I found a solution. Once I authenticated the extension all the “other clicks” stopped. Go to the Settings page and enter your Access Key ID and Secret Access Key. Once the plugin says you are authenticated you should stop getting other clicks.