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Thanks. Works fine with the WordPress 3.7.1. Just had to check before upgrading.

Thanks. Works fine with the WordPress 3.7.1. Just had to check before upgrading.

When I inspect the element I get the id pdb-story and the classes text-area (also required-field but I know that’s not it). I’ve looked through all the plugin’s css files and can’t find either. But I don’t think css would do it because the rows and cols for the text area are explicitly written inline, which I believe would supersede any linked css, right?

Yaliving – Your issues are completely unrelated to this topic on border styling, which was already considered closed as a solved issue. A little etiquette here please – start your own support request and don’t hijack unrelated threads.

That fixed it. I have no idea how those tags got in there but they were indeed the problem. Thanks.

Thanks. And great news that those customization items will be coming. Again, I really like the simple UI. I’ve tried several others which were so overly complicated.

My website in question is here. Since yesterday I made a change to my template settings and noticed that while the thick border is still there, the color has changed. Seems like there may be a coding conflict somewhere.

FYI, I used a meta tag plugin to change the output so as of today Google is showing customized details. You can’t see it in the results anymore but before I activated that meta tag plugin, the Google description was partially coming from the slider.

The website can be reached from https://goo.gl/VJriR (I didn’t want to paste the actual URL for search engines to find)

The description beneath the URL in a Google search for the business shows up as…

“Quality Renovations, Restoration, and New Construction in Charlotte, NC and Upstate South Carolina. 6. Kitchen. Greg-Slider-Pic-4-resized. Custom Finishes …“

and I’ve bolded the part that came from the first slide in the slider (although I’m not actually sure about the “6.”

I’m now ready to do this but I have a few more questions to check:

I’m about to change the WordPress blog’s URL from dev.mywebsite.com/client_name to final_client_domain.com before I update the name servers on the registrar, otherwise the site won’t be working already when the registrar transfer is complete. But once I make that change, will I then be completely locked out of my WordPress installation until the domain transfer is successfully completed? I mean, once I change the WordPress URL setting, won’t I not be able to access my dashboard under the development URL? If so, is there a back door back into the system to fix any potential problems? Also, other than some hard-coded internal links, are there any other potential problems I need to look out for?

This isn’t related to MultiSite or have anything to do with a network at all. It is installed on an add-on domain to my primary account but this is only one blog.

Hey, that one worked!!! Thanks!!!

So I’ll have to test later with the code I really want to use, but it seems that the <? and ?> are not necessary for the php code itself? (The default test code that was there did have those characters at the top and bottom so I assumed they needed to be there. If that’s not normal than I wonder how that happened on two different fresh install.)

And if my code has non-php elements in it, I suppose I should just go through the effort of changing it to php standards, right?

Thanks again.

Thanks for the help. All I see different is the ?> and <?php being reversed but I tried it anyway and go the same error code. So I then decided to change the code to be executed to nothing other than <b>test</b> and still got the same results. Must not be a problem with the php code trying to be executed by the shortcode.

`[test3]=”
<b>Parse error</b>: syntax error, unexpected $end in <b>/home/xxxxx/public_html/xxxxx.net/wp-content/plugins/shortcode-exec-php/shortcode-exec-php-class.php(1069) : eval()’d code</b> on line <b>1</b>
“‘

This is all straight out of the box. At first the shortcode said [test] but thought that may conflict with something so I changed it to [php_test]. In both cases it didn’t work.

As for the code being executed, it is exactly the default.

<?

<p style=”text-align: center;”>test</p>

?>

I haven’t touched any settings.

I didn’t realize I had tried this plugin before but I just reinstalled it again. Same results so I came here for support and found my own post. (This time I’m checkmarking the ‘notify me of follow-up posts’)

This plugin sounds like a perfect solution for my needs, where I’d like to keep the php code out of the pages themselves because other, less-experienced editors could mess it up.

When I click the test button (and when I add the test shortcode on a page) I get the following message:

[php_test]=”
<b>Parse error</b>: syntax error, unexpected ‘<‘ in <b>/home/xxxmyaccountxxx/public_html/xxxmydomainxxx/wp-content/plugins/shortcode-exec-php/shortcode-exec-php-class.php(1069) : eval()’d code</b> on line <b>1</b>
”

Thank you! Looks pretty close to what I was looking for.