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I’ve stopped adding this plugin to my new sites and gone over to Shareaholic or Simple Share Button. Thanks @NewYearsEve1978 and DSkyline for mentioning these (nicer-looking) options. The choice of having to hide a dev’s work because they don’t give you an option or jumping ship is a lesson to all plugin developers…

I’ve also discovered it conflicts with AutoGrid 2.2 but fortunately, I install plugin updates on a dev server first and was able to get the previous version off our live site.

Really not keen on this either.

No. Sizes for thumbnails were set in the Options, and I also used max-width and max-height in my CSS to prevent client overrides.

That was my exact problem too. Back with the previous version and everything looks as intended!

I’m not happy that all my album thumbnails seem to have been dynamically resized – shrunk. Where is the setting to override this because a css edit just gives me a fuzzy thumbnail!!!!

Thanks – will do.

Are there any custom field experts who can help with this?

Same issue here – did you find a solution?

Thanks ulfben,
Turns out that a CSS transition on one of my links was cascading through to the #hoverNav a element.

Thank you for your very quick and very helpful post! I was looking at the category.php page and didn’t think to check the loop…

Thanks also for pointing out the_content() / the_excerpt() as that was something I didn’t know about.

That does it. Thanks!

Thanks esmi

I’ve tried deactivating plugins, but not tried the other 2 options. Didn’t realise you can reset the plugins folder!

Just spotted in Chrome the address when I land on my target page is:
https://www.londonmctimoneyclinic.co.uk/practitioners/#nutrition/

I shave also tried these links with
<a href="?page_id=11#nutrition>Text</a> etc but it’s still not working for me.

I guess when they originally wrote WordPress they didn’t anticipate web designers building full-blown sites with it and adding the kind of code that is getting discarded.

Has anyone found workarounds other than telling clients not to switch tabs? (That’s kind of like a red rag to a bull…!)