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Hi Predrag – Reinstalling the plugin fixed the issues and it’s working great now, thanks ??

Hi Nastia – I currently use all of my plugins, so it’s a time consuming on my end to disable all of them for testing. What is the process once I find the conflicting one? Your PopUp plugin was working just fine until your latest update. Is it possible to go back to the older version that was working?

Hi Nastia – This is what my hosting company reported (I’m running PHP version 5.5.35) identifying the PHP fatal error that is being triggered when the plug-in is active:

[12-Jul-2016 20:43:03 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function lib3() in /home/mydomain/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-popup.bak/inc/class-popup-public.php on line 187

Hi Nastia – I have not installed any new plugins recently. Everything was running fine with my site and the PopUp plugin until the latest upgrade. If I find a conflict with another plugin, how will I fix the issues without leaving it disabled?

Disregard the last post. My theme developer provided the CSS code and the search results look perfect now. Thanks again for your help ??

Thanks for the info on the shortcode. I could not find any help on the Google search forum and I’m still having issues with the results text getting cut off at the bottom. The only thing the Google forum recommended was adjusting the line height via CSS. When I set the results page to be hosted on Google, the results show up just fine. So, it looks to be an issue with the CSS within the plugin itself or the CSS within the theme. Do you have any other recommendations on any adjustments I can make within the code of the plugin?

I will take a look on the Google forums. On a sidenote, I would like to implement your plugin on another search area within my WP site. My theme has a top bar search box that works independently from the search widget to where I installed your plugin. I would like to use that top bar search with your plugin also. My theme’s support techs recommended removing the code in the partials/header/search.php and putting your plugin’s code there. Will this work (click “edit plugin” and copy all the plugin code and replace it in the search.php file)?

Is there a way to set the custom CSS for only the search-results page? I don’t want to make sitewide CSS changes.

It doesn’t look like there is any way to edit this in Google CSE. Is there a way to tweak the CSS within the plugin code like this:

https://productforums.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/customsearch/pMfL57X-xMI
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12947110/google-custom-search-style-issues

Hi Peter – It’s working fine now on mobile. Looks like it was a caching issue on my end. The other issue I just noticed was on the search results page. The text of each title/link is cut off at the bottom. It looks like the URL below each title is covering up the bottom portion of the text. It happens in both desktop and mobile. Can I tweak this in the plugin settings or will it be in Google Custom Search settings? I looked in both but could not figure out how to correct it. Thanks!

Kimberly – Can you provide the specific code to make this work? Here is the code I inserted to get the 1st JPG image to display in the popup gallery:

<a href="https://www.mydomain.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/photo1.jpg"><img class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-22263" src="https://www.mydomain.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/animation.gif" width="500" height="333" /></a>

I’m not sure how to add the other 4 images so they display in the gallery also. Thanks!

Bojan – Sounds great, thanks for helping out ??

Sure thing ??

needhelp867 – It was never resolved. I ended up uninstalling the plugin.

No, I was not able to figure it out. I ended up removing the plugin and just using the PayPal “Buy Now” buttons.