lieliskaistm

@mdqmatias Good idea, though you could do better:

label[id$="_suggestion"].wpforms-error.mailcheck-error {
	display: none !important;
}

This way it’s more universal and affects only suggestions on mail check, leaving error messages as is.
“!important” might not be necessary for everyone.

Same here. On version 1.5.8.2 (current) getting suggestion to change “.lv” to “.nl”.

Any other way, great plugin. Huge thank’s to devs! And thank you for answers!

I suggest ignoring top level domain in e-mail address check, as long as it doesn’t contain special symbols. There ar too many of them with varying lengths and they are making more.

Thank you for such a fast replay!
So I’m not missing anything.

Let me explain what I meant before.
If you add extra section and column where it’s not needed or supposed to be it’s not logical any more. First of all, it adds extra elements to CSS path.
For example, if there’s only an image in AE Template, there is no need to have an extra section and column to put shortcode in. In fact there is never a need for that extra section and column, because Elementor will always add them when creating AE Template in first place.

As I see it, ideally, shortcode would be added instead of section not inside of section. Maybe an additional widget.

As mentioned before, it works. It’s not a bug or a mistake. Just wanted to make clear.
I really appreciate your work. It provides a pro feature to Elementor for free.

Best regards!

Thanks for replay @jobthomas!

I had the same idea. So I added necessary translations manually to storefront-lv_LV.po and woocommerce-lv_LV.po and converted them to corresponding .mo files. (lv_LV being the code)
I also added other translations which worked, bot these couple didn’t.

I’ll be sure to look in to woocommerce side.

Andrew Nevins
Solution is the first half. Image will still be the full size. It becomes obvious if you change viewport so it would match the other pages.
My solution was to add a second CSS block.

.has-header-image .custom-header-media img {
	height: auto;
	min-height: 237px;
}

Register proper image size for Admin panel

function childtheme_custom_header_setup() {
	add_theme_support( 'custom-header', apply_filters( 'simpleseventeen_header_args', array(
		'height'                 => 237,
	) ) );
}
add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'childtheme_custom_header_setup' );

Copied template file in: active theme root folder, “themes” folder, WP root folder, YARPP plugins root folder, tried even creating “yarpp-templates” folder in active template root. In every case gave execute permission to file and containing folder.
Copied YARPP theme files show up in “Appearance > Editor” menu, but “Display using a custom template file” check box is still disabled.

Same issue, “Display using a custom template file” check box is disabled. When enabling manually in options.php, template list is empty.
Tried moving template file to theme root directory and YARPP root directory. No change.
Running standard WordPress 3.4 and YARPP 3.5.1. No changes made to plugin or WP core. No plugins form “Incompatible” list.

Well thank’s t-p, but I know how to set up a permalink on wordpress.

Tried on clean wp installation works like a charm. Tho showing notice “Unexpected output during activation”, which is already covered in forum.