Rob_Huska

Can anyone help here?

This is not not working for me… My script file is enqueued after the CF7 scripts, just to make sure everything exists when I call that. I can get a console.log(); to show on submit, but the ajaxSubmit() is not happening.

Any help would be great, thanks.

I too have had issues with this. I am unable to use selectors like +, ~, or > because the <span> wrappers. Is there anything at all that we can do to remove these? Please don’t just link to “Styling Contact Form”.

Thanks

I am getting the same thing… Can the plugin author please respond to this?

This is still a problem! I have used the articles method for now, but i would still rather use the plugin because I get new template files from that as well. PLEASE UPDATE!

Actually I haven’t tried it since I set it in the case as a work around. Let me give it a try today and get back to you! Thanks for keeping us with stuff like this, that is greatly appreciated to see a dev really care about the little things.

Also I just noticed that it is only doing that on the 404 page of Blog 1 of my WP multisite setup. The other do not show this error, just the main site.

Mihail Semjonov’s/a> solution worked for me as well.

is the zip link in your sticky post the latest code? I can give it a shot on mine. I will make a back up of my db fist.

it does, but if the item placed in the input field does not match/does not start with dashicons- it defaults to an image tag with the text set as the src of the image. So just leaving it blank and setting it in css if I want a custom icon for the client is the only way I have found to do it.

Side not any status on when the next update will be out with rewrite parameters fixed?

I did find this:

https://clarknikdelpowell.com/blog/3-ways-to-use-icon-fonts-in-your-wordpress-theme-admin/

Using the section for “WordPress Menu Page Icons Using Font Awesome” and switching our font awesome for my font worked. I already have an admin css so I was able to just use that.

I wouldn’t necessarily need the posts themselves to sync (there are plugins for that), but (certain) post types and their options created in CPT UI I would like to share between sites.

What I have done is built the CPT through your admin, then take the code from the Get Code tab and paste it into a theme file I created/included. I then went through and deleted any that I do not want Network wide. This has now created the CPTs on all sites, and the one one the main site is unaffected.

And in testing, I have found if I make changes to the CPT code in the site file, the changes do not reflect on the main site (where the CPTs were created). But that is ok. I would just have to make the changes in the admin, and copy the code back to my file.

But yes a “sync” button between all/certain networked sites would be really nice. Especially if it could be done on a per CPT basis. This way you can limit which CPTs go to which sites.

yea, sorry about that…

I did run in to this issue just last night!!! It was actually with the has_archive toggle. I had to change it then save, refresh/leave the edit screen, and sometimes I had to do that 2 to 3 times to get it to work… Will this update fix this one as well?

No worries! Your plugin keeps me from ever having to write another CPT by hand, I can tolerate a small oversite now and then. Being a dev myself i can respect the work that went into this thing!

Thanks!