Henry H.

Thank you.

No wonder. Thank you for answering. I gotta be on my way looking for another plugin to complete the task even if it’s premium.

Hi team , thank you for responding.

The name of the payment gateway is ‘ECPay Payment for WooCommerce‘ based in Taiwan. Please let me know if this can be worked out.

Thank you in advance.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by Henry H..

I found that there’s an option ‘Container Code’ in the General tab. The GTM code loads once it’s set to on and it won’t load once this option is set to off (which is off by default).

The description of the use is stated as followed:

Turning OFF the Google Tag Manager container itself will remove both the head and the body part of the container code but leave data layer codes working.

This should be only used in specific cases where you need to place the container code manually or using another tool.

Will this make any difference between these two options on the data I receive in GA4?

I just found it is caused by another plugin and it’s fine now. Thank you for the concern.

Hi @chiape. Unfortunately, I am a non-techie and barely understand a little bit of CSS only. However, thank you for sharing the information and will learn from it for sure.

Hi, @seliine07.

Have you all checked the basic setting, such as SMTP? If yes, you may want to monitor a bit more on the event triggered on the frontend. You may simply achieve this by adding an event listener in GTM. Get into Preview mode, which gives you the ability to exam/monitor how the events go in details.

Just found the note from the plugin author:

Insert Your CSS Below. Format: #element-id { display:none !important; }

This need can be perfectly done by this.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Henry H..

Hi Daryll.

Getting back to you for the result. To be short at the first: it didn’t work. ??

I added another plugin ‘SVG Support‘ and deactivated SVG Safe. The SVG image with images pointed to the file was uploaded to the server, and the raster image is still shown broken.

Thank you for the following help. I’ll just leave it the way doing it for now, which is to embed the image to the SVG to make sure it’s displayed alright(around 240 kb). It’ll be lovely to see updates fixing this in the future of Safe SVG.

I’ll mark this thread as ‘resolved’ to avoid confusing you. Thank you.

Hi Daryll. Thank you for replying and giving feedbacks here(I know it’s not so relevant to the plugin though).

From the code of the SVG exported by Adobe Illustrator, I can find information as following:

• None of USE is being used in the code.
• Instead, IMAGE is being used underneath a G(a ‘Group’ from the layer I created inside Illustrator).
• The xlink:href inside IMAGE has <u>been placed with absolute image URI</u>.

The file is loaded properly when I open the .SVG file with my browser(Google Chrome). However, it shows broken image after uploaded to my WP server. Please visit this page to see the screenshots.

I believe it might be caused by the setting of Safe SVG plugin since it can be loaded fine on my edge. Would there by possibly another way to do it around, such as adding some rules/codes to the system files to get it working?

Thank you for answering in advance.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Henry H..

Hi @jackiecraven.

Glad to hear that. Happy blogging.

Hi @jackiecraven.

The answer for that is negative.

On account of “Minimalist” is a FREE theme, surely it might require extra works a little bit more.

If this really bothers you, here are my suggestions for you:

• Hire someone capable to get the coding work done – it’s easy to find a help through platforms where provides and needs can meet, such as freelancer.com. You can even add some more customisation features to the theme, as long as you make the cheque. Cost of service may be different depending on the working hours and different charging conditions.
• Buy a premium theme that fits your needs – you may go through tones of theme websites to discover the right one working for you. Most of themes offer a live website using the theme to demonstrate to potential customers. Go visit the live demos and make the purchase. However you may find there would be still extra works need to be done at last.

Hope this helps. Happy blogging.

Hi @jackiecraven.

It won’t change until you make some changes to the code. The theme is assigning “Feature Image” as the thumbnail when you share the page(s) to social media.

This means – “No feature image, no thumbnail”.

Instead of going through that painful process, here is a quick solution for you: PicSee.

It’s very easy to use. Simply paste the URL(s) you wish to share to the audience, and the system will automatically produce a shortened URL. You can edit the thumbnail there, even the appearance of the shortened URL. Copy the shoterned URL and paste onto the social platform you want to share on, and you’ll get the correct thumbnail you need.

Read the tutorial if you need further instruction.

However, this won’t change what happens orginally when your audience decides to share page(s) from your site.

I hope this can help you out a bit before you find the once-for-all solution.

Thank you for answering plus the useful reference.

Hi Andrew,

Thank you so much for answering the thread. It works perfectly as supposed.

May I ask what “max-width” stands for?