Remy Sheppard

Same here! On every client site I build I install this plugin. I might start making it a theme requirement.

I’ve determined that the problem is my query. I don’t know how to query the database to get meta_value A from meta_key A when category = 1 AND meta_value B from meta_key B = 1

You got it, just put it in that black text area and hit save. It should save it across plugin updates, too.

@ultimate Peter :

If you modify the code in the CSS you run into problems:

1. Your changes are lost when the plugin updates.
2. The “insert shortcodes” pop-up on the post/page editor will conform to the CSS you change.

Shortcodes Ultimate has a place in the settings for custom CSS. Both problems are resolved by pasting your CSS there instead. It even accepts advanced CSS3, media queries, and the like. While your solution works, it’s better in the end to place it in the custom CSS area of the plugin so you don’t lose changes, so the changes are only on the website front end, and its just easier to edit.

Cheers!

Remy.

(I, for example, used your hack in the SU setting page and you can see the results on my website.)

Answered it myself: Blog page was loading index.php template file which had some old code in it that didn’t load the page as I wanted. No other pages were using the index.php template file, they were using page.php.

Cool beans, works like a charm now.