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Wow, that was a fast and very positive response! I’ve just installed the update, it seems to be working well with the profile link. Thank you ??

For the photo display limit, it would great even if you could increase it just to 12, rather than 10 – this number works well with responsive grid style displays (as you get even rows of 1, 2, 3, 4) and should not add too much extra load time.

Great! For the installation, just a link or even a plain text reference to where you can find the info would be really helpful I think (for stupid people like me!).
Look forward to the next release ??

Me again ?? I finally figured it out. If anyone is interested, this is how you call the links into a variable to use anywhere:
$var = wpsocialite::wpsocialite_markup('large');

Ok, it seems I am calling a class function within another function and that is not working. I’m in over my head here! Is there a way to add the content of $wpsocialite->wpsocialite_markup('large') to a variable within my function, so I can call it in the “if” statement? Have been playing around with various googled suggestions but no joy so far. I realise this is beyond the scope of the normal plugin use, but would be very grateful for any advice.
Thanks in advance.

All sounds great! I would love to see a fluid height option, so that the div would expand and contract with longer / shorter quotes. Don’t know if that is feasible, but it would make the sidebar look much neater with no blank space or cut off quotes ??

0.2.14 now working perfectly on all post types. Thank you very much!

Really? That’s great ?? Thank you for the fast response. I will look out for the update and report back.

Yes, it basically means all uploads HAVE to be stored inside sub-folders of the base folder, it’s not possible to have different top level or base upload folders as WordPress core can’t handle more than one.

Maybe a warning before you try to change the base path? Or no option at all in the plugin to change it? (as there is already an option to set the default upload folder in the WordPress settings).

Thanks for the reply. I did as you suggested. I found it only works if the base upload folder is kept the same. If you change that, then the file path for EVERY image on your blog (even previously uploaded ones) is changed, resulting in broken image links.

However, if you only switch around the path templates, previously stored image paths are not affected. Hope this might help someone. Thanks for the plugin!

I used the SMTP server provided by my hosting company, it’s pretty straightforward: just get the details from your cpanel (or whatever admin system they provide) – they will normally provide your SMTP server and port information under the email settings. That way the email will be sent from your website, and not have the “via [email protected]” or whatever the header is Gmail attaches.

Pippin, thank you so much for your quick and helpful reply. It was indeed a problem with wp_mail(). I hadn’t come across this issue before as the site is not live yet and there are no blog comments. Everything works perfectly now after routing mail via SMTP. Thanks again, and also for your great plugin.

Oh, and I’m also running Headway Themes, if that might make a difference. But everything looks fine from the front end, as mentioned. And using EDD version 1.1.3.2. Thanks!