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Just tried it again, and it’s ok too on T-Bird 38.5.1 / Ubuntu.
I don’t know if T-Bird has been upgraded since last week, but it looks like it’s correct now.
Thanks for your help !

Here for instance.
Thank you.

Thanks for responding. I’ve just tried with zimbra and roundcube webmail clients, the text appears in black (!!) in zimbra and in white in roundcube…

On my side, I don’t see anything but FORCE_SSL_ADMIN set to true in wp-config.php to be the potential cause of this strange behaviour.

Am I the only mailpoet user to force https for admin connections?

Let’s give it a try and I switch FORCE_SSL_ADMIN to false in order to test it for the next newsletters…

Hi, still facing this issue in my last newsletter, while the previous was using http.

Yes! It’s ok now. Thanks for the fix Sami!

The more I’m investigating, the less I’m confident with it.
I just tried Eino on an another fresh WP install and there’s no Submit button below the comment area.

That’s tending to confirm this theme is not compatible with WP 4.2.2.

I guess I’ll be looking for a new theme now…

Thanks FX for responding.
I’ve been deactivating each extension/plugin without success.

The last comments were posted in february, I guess WP has been updated since then.

The only change I can identify at this point is the WP version, and this would make me think this theme is no longer compatible with the latest version(s) of WP…

I appear not to be the only one who’s lost the submit button on a Sami’s theme as I can read here. BTW, the new site where you could try/hope to get support for this theme is https://foxland.fi/.

Now, it looks like it’s not a free support anymore, even for the free (of charge) theme like Eino… I tried to get in touch with Sami through his contact page, without any noise back so far.

So… I’m afraid I’ll have to forget it and find another theme soon!

Still investigating on this…

I just created a newsletter for testing purpose. In that fresh newsletter I just added the last post (as of the previous newsletter) and the URL in the mail I received is using http links, not https…

So… I still don’t understand why and how the previous mail used https links and what I should expect for the next automatic newsletters!

I guess I’ll have to ckeck the wp_wysija_url record before the mail is sent… ??

Just a suggestion : add target=_blank in the “a” tag for the CC licences…

:o))

The transifex site (https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/cc-configurator/) shows a 100 percentage of translations for French, but I’m afraid it’s only the case there, not in the package…

Even when you rename cc-configurator-fr.mo to cc-configurator-fr_FR.mo (which had to be done to get some translations), you still get many texts in English, in the configuration settings as in the blog posts.

For instance, in the licence settings :

In this screen you can select a default license for all your content and customize where and how the generated licensing information is embedded.

And in the posts :

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

I just created an account in transifex in order to give hand, waiting for approbation…

There you may download the “100%” .mo file and get more translated texts, but with some errors, the major being #license# translated to #licence# which obviously leads to something like (in english) “This work is licensed under a #licence#” in the posts.

I could find some other bad misspelled words (oeuvre instead of ?uvre for instance).

I now get my own cc-configurator-fr_FR.mo, ready to contribute when asked.

To avoid overwriting your custom changes, please create a child theme

That’s what I’ve done, thanks.