finalcircuit

I’ve taken my CSS out and the button is still there so it looks like 3.1.0.2 has fixed it.

I added my own CSS to override yours so the site is actually working OK at the moment. I’ll keep an eye out for 3.1.0.2 and let you know the result.

Hi Mihai

I’ve cleared the cache and that’s fixed the problem. Many thanks for the suggestion.

Just need to figure why PayPal properly isn’t working now. ??

Phil

It’s not my page, it’s the supposedly working example on the Email Before Download home page. I presumed you’d recognise the URL.

I’ve just tried the Inline Link example on the plugin home page (https://www.mandsconsulting.com/vendor-solutions/products/wp-email-before-download/). No download link is displayed there either although the message “Thank you. Enjoy the download.” is displayed.

Could this be the same issue?

Phil

I’ve used it on 4.7.1 and it worked fine.

It’s in moesia/js/nicescroll-init.js.

If you’re using a child theme, you have to copy that file into it and then dequeue/enqueue in functions.php.

/* override the settings file for the custom browser scrollbar */
if ( get_theme_mod('moesia_scroller') != 1 )  {
	add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'nicescroll_script_fix', 100);
	function nicescroll_script_fix()
	{
    		wp_dequeue_script('moesia-nicescroll-init');
    		wp_enqueue_script('my-moesia-nicescroll-init', get_stylesheet_directory_uri().'/js/nicescroll-init.js', array('jquery'));
	}
}

Appearance – Customise – Welcome Area – “Check this box if you want to disable the header overlay pattern.”

Figured it out, those inline styles are from Customize -> Header Image so can just be changed there.

I’m interested in doing this too, but welcome-info is currently set in an inline stylesheet within the home page so isn’t easy to override unless you use !important, which I’m not fond of relying on. Any thoughts on the best way to do this now?

I wouldn’t recommend editing a plugin because you’ll lose your changes when it updates. Having said that, there is an easy fix for this problem. Change:

if ( $instance['excerpt_length'] > 0 ) add_filter('excerpt_length', $new_excerpt_length);

on line 159 of ultimate-posts-widget/ultimate-posts-widget.php to read

if ( $instance['excerpt_length'] > 0 ) add_filter('excerpt_length', $new_excerpt_length, 999);

The 999 tells the widget’s function to override the built in function by running after it.

Phil

Sorry, I hadn’t noticed that entry when I looked through the FAQ.

Since a primary function of WordPress is to aggregate posts based on category/chronology/whatever, it does seem (to me at least) to be a fundamental design flaw for a plugin to break that process unless you buy the premium version.