Blake Imeson

@lolzim this would be super helpful to be able to control where this goes after the post content. Like setting the priority as there are other plugins like social sharing, related posts, etc. that in our case all show above this.

Close to having this capability?

I was having this exact issue and it turned out to be a Yoast Local SEO plugin conflict. Deactivating solved :/

This may be way late but we struggled through a similar task and we tried to capture exactly the setuo we got to work.
https://fewerthanthree.com/tutorial/wordpress-multisite-reverse-proxy-setup-wpengine/

This is so much better. I am relieved.

Thanks a ton for being receptive and iterating so fast. We appreciate it!

Hey guys, in regards to this switch up I thought I’d add my impressions as well in the interest of transparency before we abandon ship and as we’re trying to figure out what to do. We were also initially caught off guard and suspected foul play. (no need to dwell on that, what’s done is done)

For something that for many sites is set-and-forget when just using it for adding the tracking code this is not a very welcome change.

It is very visually prominent:
– Color / mass of icon
– Positioned at top of menu
– the word Monster is very aggressive and an out-of-nowhere brand term. Some of the other “monster” brands in our realm have less than stellar reps…

It doesn’t make any mention of analytics in the menu item. Insights is a far more engaging term than analytics and maybe it hints at plans for the plugin – it just doesn’t seem to fit with the Google Analytics part being core to the purpose. I understand the change and the desire to brand it but I find these changes a bit problematic.

Perhaps give some easy options to move it to within Settings menu or at least down low?

We use some of your other plugins and they are solid and you have a great rep. Frankly, for this plugin’s function we’re now less likely to use it and may even start switching sites out (several hundred). It is just too brash / bold for what it is and our clients’ WordPress admin experience is already strained.

scfred, which plugin was conflicting? Was there an upgrade that solved this or did you have to modify the code.

Thanks!

Having the same issue.
No tracking is added to the mailto links anymore.
This stopped abruptly for me in late April.

Anyone have any ideas?

This would make this plugin way handier!

As it stands thanks though.

Same issue here. I am running the Canvas theme but I switch to default WP theme and error is still there so this doesn’t seem to be a theme conflict.

I also deactivated all plugins and that didn’t solve either. Must be integral to the plugin.

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Yes, sure thing, I prefer not to post the URL publicly though.

Can you email me or is there some other venue?

blake at limecuda.com

This seems to have fixed it!

Thanks!!!

I have same issue. Is this plugin now defunct?

nowton, did you ever find an answer to this?

I am trying to figure the same thing out. Would love to use this coupled with Gravity Forms Custom Post Type plugin.

Perhaps try clearing your browser cache?

@nas198711 are you running the latest versions of both plugins?