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Dev4Press made the plugin. It’s still available for download from their website, for now at least – https://www.dev4press.com/plugins/gd-star-rating/. Though, it doesn’t appear to have been updated in a long time.

Piggybacking on this suggestion, is there a way to add my own link at the end?

I’m using Lester Chan’s email plugin and if I could insert the function below at the end of the row it would be problem solved! ??

<?php if(function_exists('wp_email')) { email_link(); } ?>

I run a community news site and it’s amazing how many people use the “email to a friend” feature.

Thanks for the ideas, but this doesn’t solve my problem which is that there is no way to format the individual items in a checkbox response. For example, I create an email response that shows:

<ol>
<li>[checkbox]</li>
</ol>

What I want to get back is:

<ol>
<li>Oranges</li>
<li>Pears</li>
<li>Bananas</li>
</ol>

What I actually get back is:

<ol><li>Oranges, Pears, Bananas</li></ol>

It looks like I am going to have to set up a bunch of individual checkboxes, rather than a single checkbox with multiple responses.

So instead of:

[checkbox]

I will end up with:

[checkbox 1]
[checkbox 2]
[checkbox 3]

It’s a longer process, but it may be the only solution. I’m still open to ideas if anyone has any other thoughts.

That’s correct. The CSS only applies to my site.

The checklist items are currently wrapped with <span>. I am wondering if there is a way to change this to wrap in <ol> and <li>.

Perhaps someone can help me find out where to adjust this in the plugin or add a function that can hook into the plugin output.

I noticed the same. Within the /wp-content/cache/page_enhanced folder I had subfolders for about 10 different domains. Each subfolder had a file called index.html.old.

I opened the index.html file in a text editor and it has all the normal code from my site, then at the end it says:

Served from: www.notmydomain.com @ 2013-02-23 08:53:49 by W3 Total Cache -->

It appears to be a cached page of my site that was served from another domain. It would be great to have someone with more experience weigh in.

Update: the URL will post to my page manually now. Must have been a temporary glitch. However, the Open Graph Warning still appears in the Linter.

OK. Thanks for the response. ??

Happy to help!

Glad I could help! I’ve spent hours banging my head against the wall for thing like this. LOL.

I just learned how to do this and saw a few others needed it to:

Go the YARRP settings page and click “screen options” in the upper right-hand corner of the page. The, check the box to show “relatedness options.” This will display the options tab for whether YARRP should consider tags, categories, etc.

For more granular control — ie: to consider certain tags, but not others — also check the box for “the pool.”

Just figured this one out myself today. ??

To modify the threshold parameters, go the YARRP settings page and then click “screen options” in the upper right-hand corner of the page. Check the box to show “relatedness options” and this will display the options tab for whether YARRP should consider tags, categories, etc.

Very helpful! I had a mix of images and images with captions so I modified the code to remove the caption info as well:

echo preg_replace("/\[caption .+?\[\/caption\]|\< *[img][^\>]*[.]*\>/i","",get_the_content(),1);