DannyAnthony

I’m going with Pods for now. It may be the all-in-one solution I need. I’m still open to ideas. Also, moderator, what was modified in my original post? Thanks!

A link to the admin section of my locally developed site to see a scrollbar is not possible.

Here’s a video: https://www.dropbox.com/s/dpu1dz2xornb4is/elementor.mp4?dl=0

Yordan, “Nowhere in the description as of this writing does it mention “Contact form” or “CF7” or that this can only be used within a plugin.” Please clarify your description to ensure users looking for a list plugin understand this will ONLY work within CF7, or at least that it will not work as a standalone list. (If it CAN work as a standalone plugin, there should be settings, and you could easily say that in your reply.) Uninstalled.

Thank you for the update. Unfortunately, after adding a link within the content, I had the same results as before. But maybe others can test out the update on their site builds to see if the results vary. Thank you for following up!

Installed, snippet added. It works flawlessly, is unobtrusive when I don’t need it, and available & neat when I do. The repositioning hook made a world of difference.

Thank you for the wonderful plugin and your responsiveness.

Thank you for your reply and looking into this. I will work around it in the meantime.

I came to the support forum specifically to request this. I loved the old Plugin Notes plugin, but I agree with @antipole that it is not best to continue using that outdated plugin.

I was thrilled to see a new plugin notes plugin, but I don’t care to use it currently due primarily to the styling. Currently, it doubles the length of my Plugins page, and I’ve only added a single note. Moving notes more inline with the description as it is in the other plugin would be much less obtrusive. Also, I would appreciate seeing much less of the plugin until it is needed — remove the note author and date (many of us are a 1-person operation; maybe add a tooltip that lists this info instead), and change the “edit” and “delete” to simple non-fancy icons — a pencil and a trash can.

I like this plugin and where it’s going, as well as the author’s responsiveness. I would be very interested in trying a beta version.

I filled out the support ticket on your website and have yet to hear from anyone. There’s nothing in the inbox nor the spam folder. I’m checking other options.

I didn’t understand what do you mean by nag screen. Can you please explain if we can fix this issue?

I believe you understood, and you answered the question yourself. I said, “it pops up a nag screen that FORCES you to answer why you’re deactivating the plugin before it will allow you to go further.” And I explained clearly that “I don’t care for being held hostage in any regard.” Being forced to answer this question — whether you put in a reason for “Other” or not — is still being forced to answer before being allowed to deactivate. As of this writing, anyone can try it and see for themselves.

I hope that you do indeed remove this deactivation requirement for your future users, and good luck to them.

Thank you.

This is unresolved.

Images like “387a9c2b-407c-3074-af48-956d1e6a9557.jpg” in uploads are corrupt. Irfanview says “can’t read file header” and “unknown file format or file not found.” I published 16 posts (with default settings) which produced 11 broken image attachments in media.

The plugin also choked a bit on post creation. It took three tries to create 16 posts. This may be unrelated.

Latest WP, latest plugin, local server (AMPPS, latest). Other plugins were installed but none activated at the time of post creation.

Thank you.

When this happens to me, it’s because I’ve timed out of WP and need to log back in. I’ve extended my login cookie time (only for superadmin, and could make it tighter by specifying my IP) to avoid the dreaded edit/save/”are you sure you want to do this” train.

I second this. I would be great to have the same functionality of this plugin but for pages (even for posts, but perhaps with an easy modal window for reading & editing our notes).

I’m also looking for a solution. I’ve tried using the following (and some combinations as well):

[plain][myshortcode][/plain] inside the main pre
[html][myshortcode][/html] inside the main pre
<code> and a nested <pre>
myshortcode & other escape methods
highlight="false" attribute inside a nested pre & a code
crayon="false" attribute inside a nested pre & a code
ticking/unticking show_mixed

As you can see, I’ve tried a mixed bag in desperation. I really just want to highlight a single line of php code with a very simple shortcode (just shows the current year) inside it like:

<?php somefunction('[myshortcode]'); ?>

so the visitor sees
<?php somefunction('2014'); ?>

Thank you very much for your reply.

[2] By my theme’s doing, the sizes of the resized featured images are not proportional to the featured image. In other words, my featured image may be 400 x 200, and the theme wants a thumbnail of 200 x 38. Photon’s resizing and cropping often make for a hack job of altering images, where as I normally edit the resized versions in my graphics program manually then overwrite them via FTP. This is extra work on my end, but it is worth it to have my images as I’d like them. I’d rather Photon not show it’s version of my images, but use (cache and show) my already worked on images.

[3] Thank you for the help with the filter. I didn’t see any change by using it. I’ll show my code below. Note – all my featured image names begin with “post-“

function my_photon_exception( $skip, $src ) {
$featpos = strpos($src, "post-");
               if ($featpos === false) {
               	// nothing
               } else {
                 return true;
               }
        return $skip;
}
add_filter( 'jetpack_photon_skip_image', 'my_photon_exception', 10, 3 );

It’s a bit ugly, but I thought it might work well. I also went simpler and included the full path to one of the images in question using your example to the letter. Either way, Photon still held it’s grasp onto those images.