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Right. As mentioned, I do see that it validates and sanitizes the CSS, but it’s also removing valid CSS. Thanks. I am adding it to the theme’s stylesheet for now. I thought you would want to be aware that it’s removing valid CSS.

Thanks @lolosland!

Is this plugin not supported even if I’ve bought the Pro version? I bought the Pro version and posted this request here and in the Pro Support forum last week and still no answer.

Also, I wanted to add that I solved my image resizing problem by using this plugin: https://www.mihaivalentin.com/image-pro-wordpress-image-management/

However, that won’t go back and fix any you’ve already put in unless you remove that function.

I found this post which prompted me to look for this in my functions.php. remove_thumbnail_dimensions That is what was causing the removal of the width and height. I removed it and it “fixed” the problem, but then the site was no longer responsive.

Thanks for the response and support. After your reply, I did some further investigation and it looks as though the user added the inline style. Thanks again! This is an amazing plugin!

I’ve found the fix for this if anyone else runs into it. In your plugins folder, open crayon_formatter.class.php in the crayon-syntax-highlighter folder.

On line 302, that should read “Copy Plain Code” (or whatever you want) rather then “Expand Code”.

I found instructions to enable “The Pool” and I selected those categories under Disallow by Category, but it is still appearing: https://dovetailsoftware.redbranchmedia.com/hr/dsadmin/webinar-how-to-run-hr-shared-services-like-a-thriving-business/

Thanks!

Excellent plugin, mibuthu! I would also love to see this shortcode added to a future version. Currently, I have a header for my events list page, but I don’t want that header on the individual events pages.

Thanks again for your help! I’ve got it all working now.

I had already set up example.com as an alias with my host to new.example.com, but because of the absolute url paths in WordPress, if you clicked on a link, it would go back to new.example.com/some-url-path rather than example.com/some-url-path.

I used the tool here (which I’ve used a ton of times when moving a site from development to the domain) https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/ to find and replace all instances of new.example.com with example.com. It now works perfectly and does exactly what I want.

Thanks! I’ll speak with my host tomorrow. So once I’ve done that, any link they click on the site will be example.com/url-subdirectory? Even though they’re listed as absolute links? Thanks again

Hey Christine,
I know this is coming a little late, but thanks for your response. I appreciate the info. It looks like that might be the way to go.

Thanks everyone! I appreciate the help.
The issue was with my syntax (it usually is) and I also needed to add !important. I will contact the author for future help. Thanks!

Thank you so much! Thank you for explaining why too. I’m hacking my way through learning CSS which leaves serious gaps in my knowledge. Thanks!

Thank you so much for your detailed help. I really appreciate you telling me specifically why it does what it does. Thanks!