inapan

You can download 2.3 here.

Same here, on 4.7.4 and 4.7.5.
Version 2.4 of the plugin doesn’t show the menu anymore. Tried playing around with css which helps a bit, but still back to version 2.3.
Btw, the best menu around!

@globalreporter

Profusion is right. In order to get it working you must:
– use the [quick-post-page] shortcode in a page
– drag a Quick Post Widget into the Quick Post Page virtual sidebar (widget area)

inapan

Please mail (not post) me your URL and perhaps a temporary account.

inapan

I’m afraid you can’t, but, with the help of an extra plugin you can.

You can download “Widget on Pages” which lets you define multiple extra widget areas.
You don’t use the quick-post-page shortcode but instead use shortcodes like

“[widgets_on_pages id=”WOP1″]”
“[widgets_on_pages id=”WOP2″]”
etc.

Drag Quick Post Widget instances to the additional widget areas and you’re done.

Hi fajmp,

Just visited your site. Could you send me an email to explain what you are trying to accomplish? You can mail from https://qpw.famvanakkeren.nl

inapan

I tested it with version 3.3.1.

inapan

Please send me an email.
You can mail from https://qpw.famvanakkeren.nl

inapan

@aglente

Yesterday I released version 1.9.1 which solves the post date bug.

inapan

@f1mktsol

Thanks!

inapan

@siliconrockstar

Thanks for sharing!

inapan

@bluevolt

Please mail me a link so I can check it out.
Mail address is in quick-post-widget.php file.

inapan

@daoglo

Just visited your site and it looks OK to me.
So, I’m not sure I understand your question…
Please let me know.

inapan

@soulgeek

You could use something like this:

background-color: #F5F5F5

or

background-color: red

inapan

@kwoodall

About the position of the widget on a page: that’s a bug which will be solved in the next version.

About the widget only showing when logged in: you’re right, the widget follows the WordPress roles and capabilities for logged-in users.

inapan