davidbvogel

Ok, I see where you were going with that, but it didn’t end up helping me. Here’s what I’m trying to do.

I’m using a theme that was developed for auto dealer, so in addition to the generic “posts” post type that all WordPress sites come with, there is a “Listings” post type, which has, subcategories like Price Range, Year, Model, etc. With your plugin, I can select the post type “Listings,” which shows all of the listings, but I’d like to be able to drill it down further so that I can show results to different models, different price ranges, etc. Is that possible? I’m pretty sure you didn’t build the theme with that specifically in mind, but is there something we could do to make it work?

Thanks!

Excellent. I think I can take it from here. Thank you!

Forgive my php illiteracy, but what exactly am I looking for, and what will I change it to?

Same problem here. No matter what size I set thumbnails, they display as big as possible. Agitating.

My IT guy just cleared it up, for me at least.

Apparently my server was set up so that emails from forms had to come “from” an email address from the same domain. So if I wanted to use this plugin on https://www.website.com, the “from” address in the form settings has to be something like “[email protected].” So my problem is solved.

However, I’ll leave this thread as unresolved for Drew’s sake. (Unless this helps you, Drew. Just let me know. Good luck!)

Hello?

Welp, that didn’t work. Any other ideas?

Thanks for your help. I’m more than happy to do it myself, but I do appreciate your expertise.

Where exactly do I locate this .countdowntimer-2-widget class? I looked in the darth (that’s the skin I’m using) CSS file, and then I searched the whole plugin, and couldn’t locate anything with that class name.

Thanks!

Fantastic! Worked like a charm.

Along those same lines, is it possible to right align the double arrows (>>) on the right to scroll forward? Thanks.

Any updates on getting this fixed? It would be MUCH appreciated! I love your countdowns, but I can’t use them if they don’t work correctly across the board.

Thanks!

Version 9.

While I’m thinking about it, the countdown doesn’t technically display correctly at all in IE. The labels (“Weeks,” Hours” etc.) are offset from where they are supposed to be when viewed in Explorer.

I have tried other styles and I’m still having the issue of the content below the countdown jumping with each tick of the second. Any other suggestions? Thanks!

Tried your suggestion and it didn’t seem to make a difference. Thanks for the thought, though. I’ll try the other styles and see if that makes a difference. Thanks!