Nick Quinlan

Your WordPress install appears to be in debug mode (and is therefor spitting out errors), on a production machine this would not occur. However, I just fixed the issue causing the warning in the development version of the plugin [rev. 698648] and you may download a copy of the plugin that will not produce the error.

Track Everything relies on other plugins to handle the insertion of Google Analytics tracker code.

Typically we recommend Google Analyticator. However, if you’re using Google’s new Universal Analytics beta (unlikely), we wrote a plugin, GA Universal to insert the new code onto the page.

That’s a bug we’re aware of and plan to fix. However, until that time we recommend placing the form on separate pages. Sorry for any inconvience.

We recently migrated our site, that section must not have come over. Thanks for letting us know.

Simple Donate adds classes to almost every element it creates so you can easily style them by adding CSS rules. For example you could add color and bold each option by adding the CSS rule:

.sd_label_radio {
    color: yellow;
    font-weight: bold;
}

We leave adding CSS rules to the theme or external plugins (like Insert JavaScript and CSS) as we want Simple Donate to be as lightweight as possible.

I’m glad you’re liking the plugin!
WordPress automatically adds classes to the body tag of a page, one of these is the page or post id.
For pages the class and syntax are:
.page-id-{{NUMBER}} (e.g. body.page-id-123 #element .element)
For post the class and syntax are:
.postid-{{NUMBER}} (e.g. body.postid-123 #element .element)

In your example you would do:
.page-id-257 #getdigital img

CSS selectors are ways to reference elements on a website. #foo refers to an element with an ID of foo and .bar refers to an element with a class of bar. However, CSS selectors can become much more advanced.

We recommend using Selector Gadget to easily get the CSS selector you need.

Thanks for letting us know. We’ll be sure to fix that in the next update.

Thanks for bringing it to our attention. The bug causing this has been fixed in Version 1.0.2 (Revision 636885). Updating the plugin on your site should do the trick.

It sounds like a Javascript error, any chance you could link me to the page, (publicly or privately) so I can take a look?

s2Member kind of hijacks the login system, however you can still register freely (I believe, there is certainly a Free Level). I’ve used it in the past and it has worked great for me.