Marietha du Plessis

@jpleac

Thank you for your message.

Newsletters>Subscribe Form is only available in the PRO version of this plugin.

You can add a subscribe form in the lite version with a shortcode, widget or hardcode.

Please read this docs https://tribulant.com/docs/wordpress-mailing-list-plugin/96

Get the PRO version here https://tribulant.com/plugins/view/1/wordpress-newsletter-plugin

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Marietha

@aleada

Thank you for your message.

It’s currently a known issue. We’ve already fixed it in our dev build.

We will release a new version of the plugin shortly with this fix included.

If you need a dev build of the plugin to fix this issue in the meantime, please open a support ticket in our helpdesk. https://tribulant.com/support

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Marieatha

@melissasms

We’ve already fixed this deprecated constructors in our latest dev build.

Do you experience any other issues in the plugin?

If you need this dev build, please open a support ticket in our helpdesk and ask for the build to install? https://tribulant.com/support/

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Marietha

@rcxyz

Have you manage to resolve this issue?

It’s specifically related to PHP7.

Version 1.6.4 of the Slideshow Gallery plugin should resolve this issue?

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Marietha

@bblake

The plugin have a debugging setting.

You can enable and disable debugging under Slideshow>Configuration – Turn debugging on/off

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Marietha

@drew75

It’s unfortunately not possible to add a custom size for thumbnails per slideshow.

I’ll add it as a task to our dev list.

Currently only possible to add a global size for all thumbs.

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Marietha

@sheenagal

My apology for the delay in replying to your message.

Have you manage to resolve the large thumbnail issue?

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Marietha

@kwss

Have you manage to get the slideshow gallery to work after the update?

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Marietha

Thank you for your message and my appology for the delay in replying to your message.

You can buy a developers license on our site for the Pro version of this plugin.

https://tribulant.com/plugins/view/13/wordpress-slideshow-gallery-pro

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Marietha

Thank you for your message.

And my apology for the delay in replying to your message.

I’d suggest adding your slides in galleries and output the slide by gallery shortcode, only showing the images in the specific gallery.

Documentation with shortcodes and parameters https://tribulant.com/docs/wordpress-slideshow-gallery/9532

Will this work for you?

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Marietha

@victorwilsonzz

What exactly is not working in the slideshow.

I’d like to assist you with your issue?

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Marietha

@shastri18

I see your slideshow is currently active https://pinaka.co.tt

Have you manage to resolve the issue and what exactly was wrong?

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Marietha

@maip

Thank you for your message.

It’s currently a known issue in the plugin.

We’ve already fixed it in a dev build.

If you’d like to try out the dev build, please open a support ticket in our heldesk https://tribulant.com/support/

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Marietha

#riggsba

Thank you for your message.

Are you currently using the latest version of the plugin 1.4.6 and which version of WordPress are you using?

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Marietha

Hi

It’s very important to look at the functionality of a WordPress theme instead of a good looking theme.

Here’s some tips for choosing a WordPress Theme.

1.) Free or Paid. – Do you want to start your website with a free or paid template. There are several nice free and paid WordPress themes available. Best is to search one that suite the need of your customer.

2.) Navigation – It play an important role in the website. Yes, your client don’t like a standard navigation menu bar, but it play a big role for users to easily navigate on the website. Use a theme with a standard navigation/menu and customize it a bit to look different with css.

3.) Theme Design Features – Make sure the theme you chose includes features that you need for functionality instead of just a good looking theme.

4.) Support- Make sure the theme developers offer support for the WordPress theme, You may find issues, and need someone to assist you with it.

5.) Browser Compatibility – It’s difficult to say which browser is most used among users. Therefor you must make sure that the WordPress theme is compatible with all major browsers.

6.) Responsiveness -Make sure the theme will look good and work on all types of devices. Most people use tablets and mobile devices these days to browse on the internet.

7.) Customization- Have a look at the theme options and difficulty to make customizations. You might need to change a css element or functionality for the use of your website.

I hope this helps you in choosing a WordPress theme for your client.

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Marietha