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sure will do thanks!

i looked into it, i modified two files (framework.php and redux.js) from redux v3, looking at the v4 those files looks very different. Would I be able to get some assistance with where to slide the codes in the v4 files? it would be greatly appreciated!

yes something like that
1) default paypal account set
2) an option to change/override that paypal account in your reports page

I let a couple of my clients play with your plugin, they love how it looks but the settings page is too complicated for them. That’s why it would be perfect to just not let clients/users access the settings page at all, and have the basic settings avaliable in that export page. Alot of the ppl i know is using platforms like ko-fi because its very easy (they are models), but yours is probably the best option on wordpress just needs to be easier to use, great work!

I meant there is already a page for regular user levels to view their payment messages and stuff right? The page where they can export data. So I was asking if it make sense to also let them set their paypal accounts in there?

ya no probs. if I want to hide certain menu items from say editor level users, is there a guide for that? thanks

YES! it works just replaced the redux folder, now the menu runs much quicker. I think part of the issue was that i had about 50 menu items on the preload, so it was taking a long initial loading time. Are you planning to make the menu available for the frontend logged in users in some way?

awesome, is v4 the newest one? I thought I saw up to v8 or 9 but it could be something else? thanks!

hey i haven’t updated to redux 4 yet i was afraid it might break the plugin. Can I just replace the redux folder inside the plugin with v5 or newer? Also, i’d like to check out the CSS fix, which class to look for? I assume its just take out the transitions? thank you!

it wasn’t on subscribed to begin with lol, i got the email before i commented

was wondering why did i get email notification for this post? how do i opt out

that is a pretty harsh review for such active support

ya just a frontend panel. A form? do you mean you’d have to recreate the options menu like a form to make that happen?

yea there are some clients that still find the wordpress backend intimidating/confusing, and would only need to access simple options. So just by custom creating a simple frontend option menu for those clients would make things a lot easier. Right now there is a plugin that does it via iframe, but its really slow.

oh yes, i think i get it. I meant yes the option menus are still placed in plugins and themes. But would it be possible to have the options menu also be available in a custom page php file to be displayed as a page on the frontend in case a developer prefers to have clients to only have frontend access? hope you understand what i’m trying to envision

please ignore the previous post, the ip was through a CDN that was why it looked different lol