MWDelaney

This plugin doesn’t provide the Font Awesome fonts or CSS; you need to use a theme that has them included already, or use another plugin that provides those libraries. Reviewing your site it appears that your theme doesn’t have Font Awesome included in it.

Hmm… I can’t seem to reproduce this. Does re-adding the plugin from www.remarpro.com’s repo fix it again?

Hello,
Try as I might I am unable to reproduce this issue on a fresh WordPress installation. Here are some things to try:
Set your theme to Twenty Fourteen
Deactivate all other plugins besides Bootstrap Shortcodes for WordPress
Confirm that you or your host are running PHP version 5.3 or newer.

Thanks!

Thank you for reporting this. I apologize for not getting to it sooner. I’ve fixed this issue in the GitHub repo here (https://github.com/FoolsRun/font-awesome-shortcodes) and I’ll submit the fix to www.remarpro.com soon.

Thank you for the feature request as well! Those features have been on my radar for a bit and I’m sure they’ll make it into a future version of the plugin.

Thank you for reporting this, and I apologize for not getting to it sooner. I’ve fixed this issue in the GitHub repo here: https://github.com/FoolsRun/font-awesome-shortcodes and I’ll submit the fix to WordPress soon.

I hope you’ll consider using the plugin once the fix is in place!

aibrean’s advice is good on this one. Please let us know if you continue to have this issue after upgrading your version of PHP.

Hi, guylabbe. I’m not able to reproduce this issue on a fresh install of WordPress and a fresh copy of this plugin from the WordPress repo.

Can you describe the issue with more detail? Do you mean the hover dropdown menus on the top and sidebars?

What other plugins do you have activated?

Thank you! We appreciate your support and the review!

We believe this would make this plugin overly complicated. We have to balance end-user ease with functionality and since WordPress itself doesn’t support nested shortcodes of the same name we’ve decided not to support them in this plugin.

Sorry!

WordPress can’t nest shortcodes of the same name (noted as a limitation in the Codex here). Unfortunately, because this is a limitation of WordPress and not of this plugin there isn’t much we can do to fix it.

This is resolved in the next version. Sorry for the trouble!

Marking resolved

This will be resolved in the next version, coming soon. Sorry for the trouble!

iridiax,
I have looked at Drupal and its calendar plugins seem lacking as well. Nothing seems to have the same level of features that the PostNuke plugin I’m currently using, PostCalendar, has (and has had for around five years since it was updated last).