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2.0.1 works for me too. Thanks Mickey!

Thanks for looking into it, Mickey.

I’ve used angle right and angle left a lot for links; the latter for ‘back’ links as on this page (in the breadcrumb location): https://bit.ly/38oOxnS

a.back::before {
content:”\f053″;
display:inline-block; /* no underline on hover */
position:relative;
top: -1px;
margin-right: 2px;
color: #b2292e;
font-family: FontAwesome;
font-size: .7em;
line-height: .8em;
}

Same issue for me with 2.0 — and I use FA pseudo elements on dozens of sites.

I’ve tried with and without v4 shim, and with and without ‘Attempt to remove [other FA]’ setting. De-/re-activated plugin. Icon doesn’t display.

+1 on this. I also have dozens of websites, so individual actions or workarounds aren’t satisfying.

‘Hungarian’ seems like the last straw.

Great plugin — no need to annoy users with every small notification point.

Thanks very much, Munir! Cheers.

I think that explains it.

Thanks again for all your work, Till. 5-star review and donation.

But may I’m wrong. I just logged out of one of those two sites and logged back in and the notice isn’t there.

If checking the “x” was all I needed to do then I have wasted your time.

I believe I have done that on every site, and yet the notice is still there on the first two sites I just checked.

And that’s the reason I wrote you about this in the first place — I had run the scanner and had checked the “x” and yet the notice was there next time I opened WP, which made me wonder if I had checked that site already when I had.

There have been many occasions in the past where the “x” does not dismiss notices for other plugins; they keep coming back. That’s the reason I assumed — maybe wrongly — that ‘dismiss this notice’ links do something different, like set a cookie.

The one referenced at the top of this thread:
“Protect your email addresses! Receive automatic warnings when your site contains unprotected email addresses, or use the page scanner to test your site manually.”

Having scanned, I would like this to go away.

Would it go away if I elected the ‘automatic warnings’ option?

The notice about the scanner is a good one, and I followed the link and used the scanner for all my sites. (In the process found a few unprotected addresses which I fixed).

My hope was that, having followed the link on every site, I wouldn’t see that particular notice again. And if that action doesn’t create a cookie to make the notice disappear, next best would be a manual “dismiss this” option which I could click.

Instead the notice is still there on all my sites and the only way to dismiss it, if I understand correctly, is to turn off all future notifications, which I prefer not to do.

Thanks again.

Hey Till.

I also hoped this notice would go away once I had clicked it. I saw the option you mentioned above to turn off ALL notices but didn’t want to do that.

So no way to turn off this particular notice (which I have clicked on every single one of my sites to test using your scanner) without turning off all future notices? Or am I misunderstanding?

Thanks for all your hard work on this great plugin!

I’m not sure why the version of the plugin that I installed from the WP a couple days repository had a couple misplaced characters on that line, so I got a “fatal error” message when I tried to activate.

But no matter — I just downloaded the same version of the plugin and the code is correct. Thanks for following up.

On multiple sites:
Enhanced Media Library PRO could not establish a secure connection to request information about available updates. An error occurred: cURL error 35: Unknown SSL protocol error in connection to https://www.wpuxsolutions.com:443. Please contact plugin authors.

Excellent. Thanks for the follow-up and the great plugin!

I got the same errors. Hit the ‘back’ button, unchecked the Gravity Forms option, saved, cleared cache, and then re-ticked the GF checkbox. Second time it worked without errors.