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It may be similar to this issue; not sure, but the setting that is supposed to affect the display order just doesn’t seem to work for me. It’s not a sidebar widget problem. For example, this list of articles – whether I choose alphabetical or by publish date (and make sure the one I want first is the most recent), #1 is always at the bottom. I’ve tried adding “a”, and subsequent letters to the next articles, but no matter what I do, I can’t get it to display in the correct order.

I’m afraid this update didn’t fix the problem for me; the background image for the thumbnails is still calling non-secure URLs:

<span class=”fetched” style=”background-image: url(‘https://cannabis.net/drive/1000/3743_2uEB_mexicolegalizationupdate.jpg?#&#8217;);” title=”Mexico Cannabis Update – What is Happening with Mexico’s Weed Situation?”></span>

URL for page where this is happening: https://tinyurl.com/y2n5n379

Any guidance appreciated.

I got rid of it and went with another solution; thanks.

Still no dice. The FAQ didn’t really help. I’ve updated the plugin and it just still won’t save the URLs. Not experiencing it on other sites.

Thanks. I solved the problem by using a Mobble conditional in popup.php if (!is_mobile() || !is_tablet())

I’d like to leave it disabled for mobile phones, but I’d like it to work on tablets. Yet the overlay seems to block the login…maybe it’s just a z-index value.

What is the best way to EXCLUDE the popup from mobile devices? It seems to be slightly malfunctioning on my iPad and iPhone and I don’t have time to troubleshoot right now – I just need to launch the page/site and worry about this later. What’s the most efficient way?

Me too. Tried to use a Gravity Forms shortcode AND tried to paste in regular HTML. No popup shows at all.

I’m actually not 100% sure which tweak fixed it – might have just been moving the script from the bottom to the top.

Nevermind, fixed it!

Here’s one: https://petprodigy.com/portfolio-view/puppy-socialization

I removed the styles that were ‘fixing’ it so you can see.

Looks like this issue is back, and occurring everywhere I try to place the Leafly reviews, either as a widget or shortcode:

https://prcdelivery.com
https://www.prcdelivery.com/general-info/

Getting: Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/jeflei6/prcdelivery.com/wp-content/plugins/leafly-reviews/includes/widget.php on line 160

Any idea why this is happening again? I just got a note from Leafly saying:

Thank you for your interest in using the Leafly API. We have decided to terminate this program for now and will be shutting access down as of February 29th, 2016.

Does this mean as of 2/29, this plugin won’t work at all (assuming I can get it to work now)?

Yep, I got it fixed and found the offending item. Thanks for looking.

I never got it to work and moved on to something else. I’d still like to see some examples.

Thanks! I think Google Analytics is the best place to get this anyway after taking a closer look.

One thing that does remain – it did override some styles with a color of #08c – this blue color wasn’t used anywhere on my site before, but now it appears in some semi-hidden places; text color on 404 page, active links in main menu, etc. So I am hunting these down and changing them as I come across them. Is it possible the plugin edited styles on main-style.css?