cutu234

No luck here. I’ve just installed the 4.0.3. Didn’t change anything. The “sites” tab is still extremely slow.

Same problem here. Could you please fix it.

Very well put!

And why 5 stars then?

Yes, tried latest Chrome and a private window in the latest opera. Same results.

I’ve already done both. No luck. Bogdan couldn’t even duplicate the issue logged in to my own dashboard. Pretty strange.

If you have a dedicated blog for MainWP then I’m sure you’d be happy with it, but I actually use the blog it’s on.

I understand, that the new interface is not an improvement for you. However, the mainwp plugin is designed to be a productive tool for professionals. I would never install the mainwp dashboard on a regular site. My WP installation is for mainwp only and uses a maximum hardening level. This is best practive if you maintain dozens or hundreds of customer sites.

OK, fixed the problem. I had to enable HTML headers in the functions.php:

add_filter( 'wp_mail', function( $params ) {
    $params['headers'] = 'Content-type: text/html';
    return $params;
} );

Your are absolutely right. My mistake! We don’t use a sidebar on checkout pages. So, the scripts weren’t loaded on these pages. I modified the template file, and everything is just working fine now.
Sorry for the bother!

Thank you and sorry again for the wrong text. My mistake.

Sorry, wrong text. It was not meant to be published here. I know the plugin keeps the chosen language.

Awesome, that pretty much did the trick. OK for me. Thanks!

Sorry, but this is NOT a Thunderbird issue. I have NEVER received an email showing plain html tags. I tested it with Outlook 2016: same issue. This is the first time in 10 years working with WordPress that this happens. Don’t get me wrong: Your plugin is awesome. But it is very unlikely that I am the only one facing this problem. In another thread I found a comment on a HTML checkbox in the email tab. I can’t find one. Is it still there? This might explain the problem.

Thank you.

Ok, thank you. But some of the phrases are ONLY in the front-end phrase system available. I couldn’t change theme via the language files. It seems that the text strings are present in the language files but overwritten by the phrase system. Since I only have english, I had to translate the english phrase. Should I delete those translations completely? However, some translation work perfectly using the languages files. I’m not sure that I fully understand the concept.

Hi, I know how to translate plugins and themes. I refer to the translations that are set in the wp-foro translations front-end menu. There is only “English” in the drop-down field. However, the site is set to german, and the german language files are all present. I can translate the phrases that I need to have in german. But how would I do this for a multilingual site? I should see “German” in the drop-down field, shouldn’t I?

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