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Tom,

Very impressive turn around time. Thank you! Heading over to leave a 5 Star Review.

Wanted to share this incase anyone else has the same challenge. I adapted the code slightly so it was isolated to only the widget having an issue, otherwise it made all elements (not just widgets) 100% which prevented any side by side.

@media only screen and (max-width: $responsive_breakpoint) {
#{$wrap} #{$menu} > li.mega-menu-megamenu > ul.mega-sub-menu > li#mega-menu-item-wgs_widget-2 {
width: 100% !important;
clear: both;
}
}

Thanks again for your super fast support.

You may have already figured it out, but if you can’t delete them you can hide those menus completely and then re-add the references to the links under another menu, or you can repurpose the menu by changing the name and rolling other links in to it. I prefaced the sub menu links with “Jetpack -” and used CSS to color code the word Jetpack to differentiate the links. I did the same for each plugin I wished to keep.

It may be too late, but I encountered a similar issue. It only happened when I lost track of my browser windows and had either two instances of the dashboard or editor open. Once I closed out down to one copy, excited the editor, and went back in my changes would save. Seemed like a browser related error (using safari).

I realize this is old, but for anyone else who has wondered the same thing, modify the default short code. Change display_images value to “selected” and add no_of_images and the number of images you want to include.

Example:
[wp_instagram_bank albumid=2 display_images=”selected” no_of_images=”5″ sort_by=”random” title=”true” desc=”true” ]