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Inactive subscribers means that they have not confirmed their subscription request. In order for subscribers to begin receiving emails, they must click the confirmation link inside the email they receive when they request to be subscribed. This is a basic Opt-in feature that prevents random people from subscribing people without their permission.

Li-An,

I’m sorry you are having trouble with OSD Social Media Sharing. Could you please be more specific in explaining what exactly is breaking with Contact Form 7? We use WPCF7 on many of our sites and we have no issue. There shouldn’t be any conflict with the code considering they are both simply shortcodes. Are the forms just not displaying? Are forms unable to be submitted? We will need more information before we can start to understand the issue.

Li-An,

We are pushing an update to the plugin right now that will place the link in the email body. Positive ratings are always appreciated! ??

Thanks – OSD

FrenchyB,

We are pushing an update now that will allow you to set the Email To field on the settings page in the admin. I hope that is what you were looking for.

Thanks! – OSD

Thanks FrenchyB!

coxy70,
I am sorry you are having problems with the OSD Subscribe. Unfortunately, we are unable to reproduce the issue and therefore can only recommend possible fixes. Also, when you say that the link looks broken, make sure that you are testing it from an actual subscription instead of through the “Send Test Email” button (this will not create a working URL). As a side note, do not remove the unsubscribe link in the emails, unless you place instructions on how to opt-out of the subscription service; it is against the law. Here are some possible solutions:

1. Make sure that you are saving the settings page after any changes.
2. Make sure that the page you have set to the unsubscribe page exists.

If those things don’t help, I recommend creating a free MailChimp account and then using our OSD MailChimp Forms plugin. MailChimp’s email is much more reliable and customizable than emailing from WordPress itself (in fact, plugins that email from within WordPress for the purpose of newsletters are not considered good practice).

FrenchyB,

Right now there are no options for that change. If you need a quick fix you can edit the plugin, however know that if it gets updated your change will be lost. Having said that it may be an option in the update, so.. at your own discretion.

To manually change the text open-
wp-content\plugins\osd-social-media-sharing\includes\OSDSocialShare.php

in a text editor and change line 64

$url = “mailto:[email protected]?subject={$this->email_subject}&body={$this->text}”;

Let us know if that helps, and as always good ratings make the effort worth it!

Andrewcruz3, you may use WordPress’s built in function do_shortcode to accomplish this.
<?php echo do_shortcode(“[osd_social_media_sharing]”); ?>

Clinton101, do you have a public URL where we could investigate. That would really help us triage the issue.

rameesareno,

In order to accomplish this, you will need to either specify width attributes on you columns, or set the width on your columns in your theme’s stylesheet. From your screenshot, it appears that your stylesheet is already affecting your tables.

rameesareno,

You provided the “tf” attribute which stands for “Table Footer.” Per the Table Tag W3C standard, we place the “tfoot” tag immediately after the “thead.” The browser then automatically it on the bottom. It appears that you do not want to use a footer in your table, so if you remove the tf=1 from your table, it should work as expected.

[table th=’1′ border=’1px’ width=’80%’ class=’yay-a-table’]
Service|Rate;;
THC|A$ 10.00 – A$ 15.00 per m3;;
Port Service Charge|A$ 55.00 – A$ 75.00 per m3;;
Sea Cargo Automation|A$ 10.00 per shipment;;
Delivery Order|A$ 50.00 per shipment;;
[/table]

marcus1060,
Yes indeed! OSD Social Media Sharing is available on every page with the use of the shortcode [osd_social_media_sharing]. You may either place the shortcode in the content directly, or add it to a widget area via the default “Text Widget.” If you need more fine grained control, the plugin JP Widget Visibility can help.

Interesting. Chrome should auto-update. I have version 39. Regardless, the icons should be working in every version of Chrome, but that is a possible variable. If the site you installed OSD Social Media Sharing on is live, it would be very helpful if I could look at it to help see what the issue is (provide a link if you are comfortable with that). Other than that I can only suggest using Chrome’s Developer Tools to inspect the images and see A) if the sprite image is loading, B) if the html and styles look correct.

FionaSOZ, I’m glad you love OSD Social Media Sharing! I’m sorry you are having this issue. If you could be more descriptive it would be helpful for us. We are unable to reproduce the issue. Make sure you have updated OSD Social Media Sharing to the latest version. I am also curious, what version of Chrome are you using (you may find this by navigating to chrome://chrome/ in your browser)? My only other thought is that some styling or browser plugin has affected the icons in some way. For the sake of adventure, you could also try uninstalling the plugin and then reinstalling it.

I hope some of this information helps. Please keep us updated if you figure out what the problem was.