joemerchant2

Meh, turns out it’s how some people are writing comments. For some, it’s a
and <p> for others. I’m going to set the CSS for the comment
tags and be done with it.

two things:
1. Clearing out the spam seemed to do the trick.
2. The persisting “not found” issue after the spam deletion is due to a browser caching issue.

Found my answer here;
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11721286/correct-syntax-using-js-onclick-functions-inside-php-echo-statements-and-with

Vinicius, thanks so much. I was just working on this issue and you post up a solution 1 hour before me!

Forgot I had to click “learn more” to get the deactivate button. That’s messed up, but oh well.

I’ve tried that but I get that error on this one from a plugin;
wp_redirect(get_option(‘siteurl’).’/wp-admin/admin.php?page=my-new-plugin/php/manage_topic.php’)

Honestly, considering this plugin hasn’t been updated, you might be wise to look other places. One simple thing you can do within your email client (aweber, mailchimp) is to grab a form for your site but indicate either limited formatting or no formatting and then add your own css.

Never mind….

dirname(__FILE__)

I don’t use nonce’s at that point. Something I was going to add in later.

I will add that I have an option on my plugin for users. Option 1 means the data is saved as a meta value and used on another screen. option two means it’s added as it’s own new post.

Thanks, glad you like it. What I found worked when I had such problems was how the naming was being done automatically so that WP would separate one widget from another. using firfox just now, mine looks like this;
#newsletter_signup_widget-2 {
background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #FFFFFF;
border: 1px solid #E0E0E0;
border-radius: 6px 6px 6px 6px;
box-shadow: 0 1px 2px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5);
height: 368px;
width: 274px;
}

Note the -2 at the end.

use firebug and Go to the div of the widget at the top-level (newsletter-signup-widget..) Then right-click the mouse over the word DIV and pick “Copy CSS path.” Now path that in your css file and you’ll now the path for that object. You might be able to tweak the path to shorten it as well.

If there is any functionality you want from WordPress, just search for it like this;
wordpress plugin [functionlity]

Now it shows. The only difference I made was switching between a standard button and a custom button. Weird.

Using with a normal post and the images not showing.
https://www.behindthemixer.com/wpconversion/

Thanks. I’d thought on mentioning the other (auto-advance) but as the quiz seems to focus on the hints and the instant grading option, thought that might be too far out of scope for your project.