Jonathan Desrosiers

Hey Tommy,
The plugin makes it so you do not have to upload two versions of the image. Just upload the larger one. WordPress will automatically make two different sized images, one that is @2x, and one at normal size. The plugin will detect if a user is on a HiDPI screen and serve them the @2x if they are.

Hope this helps!

I just pushed an update out. You should see version 2.0.2 available shortly. Please give that a try and the error should be fixed!

Hi Seonag,
Can you provide me with the error message please?

Lines 143-149 in include/dd-helper.php should be changed to the following:

if (!is_admin()) {
	wp_enqueue_script('jquery');
}

This is something that should be pushed out as soon as possible as it causes much undesired functionality.

That was it, thanks for the response. And thanks for the great plugin!

Are you still experiencing this after the updates that we put out this week?

djinn73, we are releasing a new version of the plugin this week. Check it out, maybe it will solve your problems. Worth a shot!

Releasing a new version this week. Please check it out. CSS Selectors are included to help fix your issue.

Were you able to locate this rgalsup?

Hi ewall,
I just looked and you are right about the classes missing. I did intend to have this as you can see ClaytonJames quoted the FAQ section, however it is in the dev version. We are going to be working on an updated version over the next week, and hope to have that out soon!

Thanks for that info. I will take a look at when I get a chance. Until we figure out what is blocking the script, you can add the JavaScript manually just prior to your closing body tag.

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://static.evernote.com/noteit.min.js"></script>

Thanks for writing. I am sorry that you are having some issues with the plugin.
Let’s try to figure this out.

I know exactly why the plugin is not working when you click on the clip button. If you view your page source, a Javascript file should be loaded near the end of the page. This is done by calling wp_footer. As you have said, you are already calling that, and that is evident because other plugins that use it are being loaded.

I also see that you are using WP Super Cache, have you tried clearing the cache?

Hi Mike,
Can you provide me with a link to take a look?

Did you have any luck when testing this? Was wondering how you made out.

Hello! Thanks for writing.
Can you give me any more information? Perhaps what WordPress version, what version of IE you tested, and what you were not happy with in Firefox?

The more specifics the better!