Richard-B

Amazing, that will work, thank you so much for your help and support

We have a section of our site which has user submitted links, we very much wanted to emulate the Facebook style link previews which your plugin produces for this area.
Links are submitted through the front-end of the site so we cannot use the VLP in the regular editor.

Hi, thanks so much for getting back to me so quickly. Thats a good solution, however we wanted to use a variable where the URL would be so it pulls in the embeds dynamically like this:

$url = (something from a custom field);
do_shortcode('[visual-link-preview url="'.$url.'"]);

Thanks again

@rubengc Amazing support as always, that’s great news
Thanks so much!!

@rubengc Thanks again so much for your help, finally figured out what is going on.
In WP Postratings we have a up / downvote system going, upvote adds 1 and downvote removes 1 so the ratings value in your plugin for a specific rate would be ‘+1’ and ‘-1’.

As the plugins value box does not accept negative numbers it is always just adding one.

Is there any way to accomplish this? It seems a little strange to add 2 Post ratings when clicking the downvote button.

Hi @rubengc

Sorry for the delay, we have done a full conflict test and the plugin still adds a rating even if a downvote is given…

Rich

Ok solved! I was on version 1.1.5, i’ve updated to the latest and it is working as you experienced in your tests.

Thanks for the support!

Reading through the documentation it looks like :hover is not supported and probably never will be.
Is there a hook I can use to add a <style></style> of my own to the head of the email?

Rich

Thanks for the info, that’s really handy.
Ok interestingly enough i’m viewing in Gmail – webmail

Rich

Ah no sorry that is not whats happening, my CSS remains in the email customizer, however in the email that is sent out there is no CSS in the raw source. The customizers CSS is converted to inline CSS with no hover rules showing anywhere.

It’s completely missing, it’s very odd

Hi @britner

That’s not quite the same as not supported at all, from that list it looks like half. Is there a reason why the :hover rule is stripped from the custom CSS?

Thanks

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by Richard-B.

The text areas take HTML so just
<a href="" class="button">Link Text</a>

Hi @hannahritner

I’m using the following in the ‘Custom Styles’ area of the email customizer:

.button {
padding: 12px 40px;
background-color:#f78a1d;
text-decoration:none !important;
color:#fff !important;
text-align:center;
text-transform:uppercase;
font-weight:bold !important;
border-radius:3px;
}
.button:hover, a.button:focus {
background-color: #afcd5d !important;
}

Thanks

Hi @rubengc
Thanks for letting me know ??

I have set it up exactly like that, please see my screen shot, however it is still adding points for upvotes and downvotes

Screenshot