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  • Thread Starter slshimerdla

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    Oh my gosh, I looked ALL OVER for this and just kept missing it over and over again. And I (of course) couldn’t find it in the code, either.

    ARGH. Totally my bad. Thank you so much!!

    Did you get this fixed? I’m having the same issue, was wondering what you did.

    Thread Starter slshimerdla

    (@slshimerdla)

    The blue box was my own fault with the code. I happened to have a div called download-button that I’d put around the code, and it was the same name they have in their own code for the button, so it was making a button within a button. If you go to their website it explains how to customize the look using copied download theme files into your own theme folder.

    Awesome, fixed! Thanks so much ??

    The setup all looks great! I like the look of the buttons, as well, and the mobile part works well.

    However, here’s my only issue:

    I am unable to turn it off on my pages (both the mobile sharebar and the share buttons). I’ve tried several settings. Initially, I set the page rules to:

    Hide in selected pages
    Page is:
    and then clicked on all my pages, of which there aren’t many

    Then I tried this:

    Hide in selected pages
    Post type is page

    Neither one is hiding them in my pages. I can use the “hide in all pages” and “show in all pages” successfully, I just can’t limit it in any way, it seems.

    Here’s a screenshot of my settings:
    https://oi67.tinypic.com/15co6xt.jpg

    Am I missing something obvious here, or is the functionality for turning it on and off selectively not working properly?

    Thanks!

    Edit: I went ahead and added an <style>.wp-socializer {display:none;} </style> to my page.php to hide it myself so that I can use it. I just wanted you to know it was happening!

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by slshimerdla. Reason: update

    I posted about this in the similar “Resolved” thread, but since it’s marked as resolved I thought you guys might not see it — so I’m repeating the info here.

    I’m still having this problem, as well.

    I’m using BWS Contact Form, and every time I get an email and try to reply to it, it’s just being sent back to my own email address. It’s listing the from email just fine in the email, it’s just not responding to it. Is there a way to set this to a variable like [your-email] (which is what I think it needs to be set to for Contact Form to recognize it as the sender’s email)?

    Also, is all the information supposed to get lost every time I update the plugin? Seems like there should be a way to store the info in a database somewhere, so I don’t have to reconfigure it with each update. Or perhaps it was a fluke that it did that on my last update?

    Thanks for the help!

    I’m still having this problem, as well, but this thread is marked as resolved.

    I’m using BWS Contact Form, and every time I get an email and try to reply to it, it’s just being sent back to my own email address. It’s listing the from email just fine in the email, it’s just not responding to it. Is there a way to set this to a variable like [your-email] (which is what I think it needs to be set to for Contact Form to recognize it as the sender’s email)?

    Also, is all the information supposed to get lost every time I update the plugin? Seems like there should be a way to store the info in a database somewhere, so I don’t have to reconfigure it with each update. Or perhaps it was a fluke that it did that on my last update?

    Thanks for the help!

    Thread Starter slshimerdla

    (@slshimerdla)

    I never did, no. I just haven’t been integrating it, and I’m now looking into a different setup. Sorry!

    Thread Starter slshimerdla

    (@slshimerdla)

    Okay, you know… I don’t think that’s the plugin’s header area, now that I’m reading it. I just assumed it was the plugin header, and that the content would be coming after it. But, it looks to be information on mysqldump. Which doesn’t make ANY sense to me, about why it would be showing that. I may have to head on over to the developer’s website and see if I can’t get some info from there.

    Still, if anyone has a clue in the meantime, please feel free to enlighten me!

    This site is being hosted through GoDaddy (ugh), and they’ve disallowed the use of cron jobs directly through their cron jobs interface to do mysqldump backups. They tell me in that using PHP to do a backup should still work, though, which is why I’m using this plugin. Maybe the problem is with GoDaddy somewhere, and they were wrong about the access, and this is what I get when it doesn’t work?

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