Manuel Fritsch

The problem seems gone now, without taking any further steps. It could have been some faulty update by the Firefox Proxtube add-on, which also caused multiple notification tabs to open. I restarted my browser, now the code is not added any more (I checked with Chrome, too).

Thank you for investigating. These search results were not found when I checked before. Indeed, when I edit my newsletters with Chrome, the code does not get added. It seems I caught something with Firefox, some malicious add-on maybe. I cannot find anything in my add-on list, though. I should probably reinstall Firefox.

So, I got a response about my bounce. Indeed, the iframe is the reason for bouncing my email. Since I cannot remove them without MailPoet or something else putting them right back in, I am now considered a threat by at least one provider. Of course, this happens right when we are featured by a big site on facebook :/ Please help me.

…additionally, our last subscriber had his first autoresponder (after successful opt-in!) bounced by the provider, luckily to my notice. Coincidence?

I just found out that the code is still being added. How I found out: I stripped the code out of a newsletter’s source code, reloaded the page (Second Step), viewed source code. And the code is even added multiple times, about each time I click on the text field for editing.

Dear Rizzo,

thanks – the buttons look better, but still the icons seem slightly off center, this time to the left. Particularly visible with the Twitter and Pinterest Buttons.

Best
Manuel

Dear Rizzo,

yes, I understand the new position of the buttons; but I believe you have positioned the icons inside the buttons via some fixed value of margin, measured from the top and right side of the button. If you decrease the size of the buttons, that means the icons (the f, the bird…) are not accurately centered. Can you see it?

Best,
Manuel

Hey,

that’s great, thank you!
The button did not work at first. It seems that the link

href="'. (get_permalink( $post->ID )) .'&share=whatsapp&nb=1"

is outdated. So I built this rather sophisticated version:

href="whatsapp://send?text=Have%20a%20look:%0A'. (get_the_title ( $post->ID )) .'%0A'. (get_permalink( $post->ID )) .'"

…which looks like this:

Have a look:
THE TITLE
THE URL

Best,
Manuel

Hello,

I also run a nonprofit, and I like these little challenges as well…

@guilhermenocera, thank you for your efforts. I sacrificed the LinkedIn button for WhatsApp, and noticed that there are two places in the file where you will need to change the URL. The second begins at line 437.

And on top of it all, I also styled the button, this is the CSS code:

.c-icon-cresta-linkedin:before {content: '\e803';}
.cresta-share-icon i.c-icon-cresta-linkedin {background: #43d854;}
.cresta-share-icon i.c-icon-cresta-linkedin:hover {color: #43d854; border: 2px solid #43d854!important; background: #ffffff;}

Have a look.

@rizzo, I hope you do not take this as an offense. I really appreciate CSSR, and if this is important to you, I will buy the PRO license. I actually really do my work for free (for that, I’m on welfare here in Germany), but I do not want to hurt you.

Thank you, it worked!

Dear Kat,

I tried to enable support, but the popup windows just remains a white space. Maybe the content gets blocked; I disabled my firewall, but that did not help. I also got .htaccess protection, but I will not disable that.

Is there another way I can help you to help me?

I could, but it is so long, wp.org team would not like to see that here. Please tell me where to forward it to, I will send you the one from last night.

I was merely speculating about some cache of AIO where recently updated files names are stored… I have no idea why AIO keeps telling me about the same files every day. I haven’t touched them in a week.

Do you have any idea, why this is?

Well, apparently the cache has not emptied. How can it be done?

I already had ??