Devotoare

Actually, it appears as if you can no longer edit plugins while they are themselves active. My apologies.

Awesome thanks for your support!

You are correct. Found a conflict somewhere else not in this plugin with some Javascript. Thanks!

Hmm. Ok thanks I’ll try playing around with it and see if I can resolve it. It wouldn’t be detrimental to me either except I cannot edit pages because it stops the meta boxes from loading. So for now I’ll have to disable it.

I’m using 4.0 and it won’t work at all. I gave up.

darlantc is right.

This occurs when no image is set but no warning or explanation is given. No field should be required other than the content in my opinion.

This is the exact same issue I brought up a week before this post. I had to write some other custom CSS because this solution did not work, but the support dismissed it so quickly I didn’t bother asking again.

Yes it appears because of the visual editor changes in 3.9 this plugin has broke. I am sorry for the delay in a response. I am working on version 2.0 right now which will bring other improvements along with actually working.

Dump from support tab:

Environment

PHP v5.3.2-1ubuntu4.22
MySQL v5.5.35-33.0-log
WordPress

WordPress v3.8.1
Comprehensive Google Map Plugin v9.0.20
Theme: Meso, v1.0
Published posts: 122
Published pages: 2839
Published accordion_menus: 2
Published departmentss: 2
Published doctorss: 12
Published medicenter_sidebarss: 2
Published nav_menu_items: 345
Published shortcodepros: 1
Published wpcf7_contact_forms: 6
JavaScript

jQuery v1.10.2
jQuery Core v1.10.2
jQuery UI Core v1.10.3
jQuery Migrate v1.2.1
Plugins known to modify global WordPress query

Advanced Category Excluder plugin: Not installed
Category Excluder plugin: Not installed
Simply Exclude plugin: Not installed
Ultimate Category Excluder plugin: Not installed

Sorry I never got notified of a support question!

HREF Link:
Technically the shortcode goes inside of the link, example:
<a href="#">[SHORTCODE] and some other text if you want</a>

Size of the Icon:
Change the size of the text around an icon, examples:
<h3>[SHORTCODE]</h3>
<p style="font-size:24px;">[SHORTCODE]</p>

Color of the Icon:
Same as above for the size, it will take on whatever the parent element is, so an example would be:
<p style="color:red;">[SHORTCODE]</p>

Another little side note is that if you use the visual editor, sometimes changing the actually properties of the shortcode text itself will allow these changes to occur, though I do not guarantee it.

I will mark this as resolved for now, but please let me know if you have any more questions!

Dodgeling, did you every get this figured out?

sficht I just came across this plugin and looked at the support tickets as I tend to do before taking on anything to my server, and happened across this post because of the annoying title.

This post was started in a way that makes it deconstructive. It should be closed by mods and Dodgeling should open a new support ticket, which I will gladly help with. For anyone who comes across this and needs an answer, heres the best one I can provide:

1. Look in your theme folder
2. Find front-page.php (for your main blog roll)
3. If that file does not exist, look for single.php (for single blog post pages)
4. If neither exists, your using a poorly made theme

Look for this style of code:

<div class="panel">
	<div class="panel-heading">
		<h1 class="panel-title"><h1><a href="<?php echo get_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h1>
	</div>
	<?php the_content( '', FALSE , '' ); ?>
	<a href="<?php echo get_permalink(); ?>"><button type="button" class="btn btn-info">Read More...</button></a>
	<div class="panel-footer">
		<p class="text-left">Written on <?php echo get_the_date(); ?> by <?php the_author_link(); ?></p>
	</div>
</div>

Note: this is a front-page I’m in the middle of writing for my site, yours may look differnt, but generally should have a <div> tag with WordPress’ the_content() function in it.

1. Find where in the code you want your pagination to go.
2. If you need help, using Google Chrome find the area on your webpage, right click, and press Inspect Element, this will open developer mode on that area which may help you locate the exact location in the front-page.php file. F12 will open developer mode in all browsers if you don’t use Chrome.
3. Insert <?php wp_pagenavi(); ?> into whatever area of your theme you want it housed in (probably a <div> tag.)

NOTE: These instructions ONLY are useful if your current theme does not use pagination of any kind! If it DOES, then you need to follow the instructions on the installation page of this plugin’s page.

I hope this helps at least 1 person.

-Jon 509Tech

Nothing at all happens for me. Can’t get any results, or even an error code.

Unfortunately no, its an internal site. But I have tested it repeatedly and if you have “status ” typed it will show “Status &#8211 Complete”, but if you only have “status” it will show “Status – Complete”.

Very odd, but certainly not too painful to deal with by any means

Just got a chance to try it, works great! Thank you so much!

I won’t get to try it out until tomorrow, but I thank you very much for the time it took to make this possible!