jaschaio

Oh just saw that you included a link to the site you are talking about. This is the code adjusted for your particular case:

function blog_favicon() {
    ?>
    <link rel="shortcut icon" href="https://lotsofcoins.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/favicon.png">
    <?php
}
add_action('wp_head', 'blog_favicon');

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by jaschaio.

Hey boasey,
thanks for your message!

My best guess is that this is because of the theme you are using does not include the favicon with one of the default WordPress Filter Hooks.

There is not much we can do about it from within the Plugin Code. Your best option is to add the favicon code yourself via copying and pasting the Following Code to your themes functions.php file:

function blog_favicon() {
    ?>
    <link rel="shortcut icon" href="<?php echo bloginfo('stylesheet_directory') ?>/images/favicon.png" > 
    <?php
}
add_action('wp_head', 'blog_favicon');

Of course you might have to adjust the part within href="" to the actual location of your favicon file. It is basically just a link to where your favicon file is located.

Hope this helps,

I am confused. What were you going to purchase? This plugin is free of charge. The Plugin is still maintained and updated when needed. Have you run into any issue? If yes, please let me know so that it can get fixed.

Best regards

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by jaschaio.

Sorry for the late reply, I somehow haven’t got a notification from WordPress about your post.

I will take a look at this for the next update. Thanks for letting me know,

best regards

Hey there,
thanks for letting me know.

I suppose you copy and pasted the first error incomplete and it says:

Notice: Undefined index: email-marketing-provider in /home/database1/public_html/wp-content/plugins/viral-coming-soon/include-aweber.php on line 30

Very similar to the second error, is that possible?

Please note as well that these are only “PHP Notices” and not strictly errors and shouldn’t cause any problems. I will still remove them within the next update. In the meantime you can just disable the wordpress debug mode as it shouldn’t be enabled on public facing sites anyway.

Thanks again and best regards

Are you using Double or Single Optin within MailChimp?

You can check that inside MailChimp ? Lists ? “Your Listname” ? Settings ? List Name and Defaults ? Enable Double Optin

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If you use Double Optin you have to set your “Signup Thank You Page” to the url of your “Viral Coming Soon” Confirmation Page.

The URL of your confirmation page is simply the domain where you are running the Plugin + “?confirm=1”. So for example https://www.example.org/?confirm=1

You than copy and paste that URL within MailChimp ? Lists ? “Your Listname” ? Signup Forms ? Form Builder and choose “Signup Thank You Page” from the Dropdown Menu. When you scroll down you can paste in the URL to your Confirmation Page:

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The same is true for your “Thank You Page”. To set that one you have to change the “Confirmation thank you page” within MailChimp to the url of your “Viral Coming Soon” thank you page. You can copy the URL of your thank you page from within the Viral Coming Soon Plugin Settings ? Thank You Page:

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Than you go to MailChimp ? Lists ? “Your Listname” ? Signup Forms ? Form Builder and choose “Confirmation Thank You Page” from the Dropdown Menu. When you scroll down you can paste in the URL to your Thank You Page:

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This is just the way how MailChimp handles it,

hope this helps,

best regards

Having the same problem.

Can be fixed like explained here:

https://www.nafzinger.com/2017/11/03/solved-warning-parameter-2-expected-reference/

For future reference:

In my case, the error was caused by a bit of code in the WP Hide Post plugin. I fixed it by connecting to my server via SFTP, then navigating to the WP Hide Post plug-in directory, as shown below.

/wp-content/plugins/wp-hide-post/public/class-wp-hide-post-public.php

1. Open class-wp-hide-post-public.php and do a search for &$.
2. Remove the all & that appear in front of the $ and save your file.
3. Refresh your website and the problem should be fixed.
4. If you’re using a caching plugin you may need to force purge your cache and try again.

Apparently, PHP 7.1 doesn’t like & in front of $query parameters in functions.

Check out Garrett Digital for help with SEO or WordPress problems large or small.

Hey Nicole, I am glad that you could figure it out and I am sorry for the time you lost by trying to find the right option. Still, the plugin is pretty self explanatory and for the moment we haven’t got any complains about people having problems getting started, but we will be definetely think about some kind of documentation or tutorial. Thanks and best regards

Hey Marius,

1. This seems to be working for me. Please checkout this page:

https://kierunekwolnosc.pl/?confirm=1&gmail=true

The link goes directly to gmail and searches for your email address. This is the link I see on that page: https://mail.google.com/mail/#search/from:[email protected]

2. You are right, sorry for that. We will upload a fix in about 5 minutes.

3. I just tested and only got 1 confirmation email. Maybe you have sended the optin form several times and therefore received several emails. Currently there is no test that checks if the form has already been submitted.

Best regards

Hey Marius,
you are right. I would recommend that you download a translation plugin like Loco Translate and translate those strings with the help of the plugin.

This is more flexible and a better way than doing it via custom CSS.

Please make sure to update the Coming Soon Plugin as well to the latest version (1.1.11) to include those strings.

Let us know if you find anything else that is not translatable.

Hope this helps,
best regards

You can add the Following Code to the bottom of the other one I already gave you previously.

#exit-popup .layer-one .button span {
    text-indent: -10000px;
}

#exit-popup .layer-one .button span:before {
    text-indent: 0px;
    float:left;
}

#exit-popup .layer-one .button.primary span:before {
    content:'Yes'
}

#exit-popup .layer-one .button.secondary span:before {
    content:'No'
}

Just change the part between the quotes after content:

Hey Marius,
thanks for Following Up. You are right, those strings are set within CSS and therefore aren’t translatable via the backend.

Instead you can add the Following Code to the “Custom CSS” Field within the Coming Soon Admin Panel and just adjust the content part of each declartion with your translations:

.flip-clock-divider .flip-clock-label {
    text-indent: -10000px;
}

.flip-clock-divider .flip-clock-label:before {
    float:left;
    text-indent:0;
}

.flip-clock-divider.days .flip-clock-label:before {
    content:'Days'
}

.flip-clock-divider.hours .flip-clock-label:before {
    content:'Hours'
}

.flip-clock-divider.minutes .flip-clock-label:before {
    content:'Minutes'
}

.flip-clock-divider.seconds .flip-clock-label:before {
    content:'Seconds'
}

So for example, if you would like to translate “Minutes” to “Minuta” just replace that word within the CSS:

.flip-clock-divider.minutes .flip-clock-label:before {
    content:'Minuta'
}

Hey Marius,
everything on the frontend (the visible part for your site visitors) is already translatable via the plugin admin panel.

If you would like to translate the Plugin Admin Panel from english to polish you can use a Translation Plugin like “loco translate”. We just published an update that adds support for complete translations of the plugin.

Hope this helps,
best regards

If it shows up in Comic Sans, than thats most likely due to another plugin or theme that is applying these styles. You can try switching themes or deactivating other plugins and see if that helps.

Anyway, if you would like to change the font you can as well follow this Guide:

Basically what you have to do is choosing a font you like from https://fonts.google.com/:

Than you click on the black title to open the font popup and next on “Customize” to choose the different font “weights” you would like to include (Bold, Semi-Bold, etc., the choices depend on the font)

Next you click on “Embed” and choose as the embed option “@import”.

Than copy the text between the “<style>” and “</style>” tags and paste it into the “Custom CSS” Field you find at the bottom of the “General Section” within the Viral Coming Soon Settings Panel:

Last but not least go back to google fonts and copy the part that says “specify in CSS”:

Replace the red part of this code and paste the whole snippet below the “@import” code you have already pasted into the custom CSS Field:

body, html, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5 {
    replace_me
}

So it should look like this for example:

body, html, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5 {
    font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif;
}

Here is a screenshot of how it looks together with the “@import” code:

Dont forget to save changes

Please let me know if this helped you,

thanks and best regards

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by jaschaio.

Of course, we will add the older versions with the next update!

And thanks, I am glad that you like the plugin. If you want and have time it would be great if you could leave a honest review here on www.remarpro.com

Best regards!