Michael H.

I was using latest direct download version 5.0 from www.remarpro.com HTTP mirror. I was not using any caching plugins. Are you saying, that you (developers) are not experiencing white flashes?

I am OK with some degree of programming, but I am just wondering, if this code already exist at this time in life. There is a lot of playing cards in this world.

I agree with your approach. I actually think, that a better solution would be a shortcode, that displays vector graphics, so the playing cards are super sharp on any monitor. I know of several SVG vector playing cards, but I am not sure, how the individual cards can be used in a WordPress page or post with a call from a shortcode.

The shortcode might even be as simple as the well known poker naming convention, where ace of spades is “As”, 7 of clubs is “7c” and so on. A card pair, that might be slightly overlayed, could be “As7c”.

[card As]
[card As7c]

That CSS code works absolutely perfect! Thanks. Your answer is highly appreciated.

I have a question, that is related to colors in the theme: Is it possible to configure the default font color? I would like it to be slightly more readable and therefore go with a darker grey color. I would assume, this could be configued in CSS.

I added the flex-end CSS code as additional CSS in WordPress and tested it on my test site in Chromium on Ubuntu desktop, Chrome on small Android horisontal and vertical tablet and Chrome on Android vertical and horisontal smartphone. The top menu now aligns vertically to the bottom on all devices and aligns perfectly with the logo every time. This alignment was absolutely, what I was looking for. Thanks a lot for looking into this issue, @sacredpath. It would be very nice, if this vertical alignment could become an option within the Shoreditch theme.

Hi, @benvaassen. Thanks for your reply. I am very sorry and I do agree, that a 1 star rating is very harsh. If I were to evaluate the programming, user interface and recommendation system alone, then it would probably be 4 or 5 stars. However, as you so clearly describe it above: “lot of people get so much value from it”. I would wish, it was true but I can not confirm that. I tested this plugin on a running business site and I followed every single recommendation for its landing pages. Meta data, content and more. Tons of changes. Result: This business and its site got no value at all. Not a single mail response nor a single phone call. Work hours wise, it is actually a loss of about 12 hours. Reason? I am no expert, so it is hard for me to tell. I can come up with some qualified guesswork: The recommendations are wrong? Too many sites uses this plugin and search engines degrade response for those users? What do you think?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by Michael H..

It’s a well known bug. It affects thousands and thousands of users. I installed a clean WP on a clean FreeBSD site with Apache 2. Right out of the box, I get the classic:

The XXX page isn’t working
XXX is currently unable to handle this request.
HTTP ERROR 500

I have to login from a manually contructed URL. I wonder, why so many programmers does not test their code.

I have the same problem. The buttons do not work. The tabs do not work.

I have the same problem! The preview works, but it failes on the website. Text are converted to garbage. I also noticed, that field names are using field titles, which is a problem for HTML code, when these special letters are used. Danish common letters are ?, ? and ?.

I tried using WP_DEBUG. It has no effect. All, that I am seeing, when I enter the login details and submit them, is the error message.

The XXX page isn’t working
XXX is currently unable to handle this request
HTTP ERROR 500

There is no error in the Apache site logs.