DFranzwa

Thanks, @tombsc
I’ll give it a shot

Thanks, Joe.

I’ve never dealt with letsencrypt. Looks like a great resource.
I agree that full-on ssl is actually a good thing. I just have issues with unexpected change ??

@storeapps,
Very good, I will practice patience ??

@storeapps
Thank you for your response and consideration. I do look forward to that.

In the meantime, is it even possible for me to add those labels to those two files without a total rewrite? Like I said, I don’t mind having to manually keep it working until such time that you’ve had a chance to update the structure in a new release.

Thanks again

I’ll be interested in your findings, Hal.
Thanks.

Joe,

Ok. I’m a dimwit!
You MUST allow your stylesheet to control ALL!
You can NOT use your tinymce editor font-families and sizes to override your style.
Once I got rid of the extemporaneous span and font tags and pulled the option to use font family and sizes from the editor, the font toggle works just dandy.

I got the featured image showing. Apparently it doesn’t work in the longform template. I’m also trying to set text apart using a table. It works, but throws a lot of html breaks above the textbox, driving the box awy down the page.

Same issue here, Joe.
Contrast and grayscale = no problem. The font-toggler is the only one with issues.

Will appreciate hearing about the article, once you’ve got it written

Thanks.

I’m using the widget in the header

Hi mcchris89,

If you’re trying to get rid of all the white, try adding this to your child theme css or custom css script:

.page-wrap .content-wrapper {
background-color: #141414;
}

Hope that helps

Hello Mathieu,

I like your plugin enough that I went an alternate route rather than fight with WL-CMS. ??
I tried a quick install of WL-CMS just to see if any conflicts arose and with some quick testing, Simple Documentation breezed right through.

I will perform a little more rigorous testing with WL-CMS as time permits.

Thanks Mathieu

Makes complete sense. Thanks Mathieuhays,

Dave

beautygirl4u

If you’re using a child theme or custom css script (one or the other highly recommended), try placing this in your style.css file:

#searchform {
display: none;
}

dslyoga,

This has been marked as “Resolved.” Was that a mistake, or did you get it working?
I’m using Chrome on a windows box, but I haven’t had any problems on either localhost or hosted account since that very first time, so I think it must have been a browser hiccup.

Anyway, hope you got it working; sure is a timesaver.

Good job, Webbjocke!

Thank you.