timbunch

Removing the translations.php file allows me to update posts while the plugin is activated, but obviously breaks the plugin’s UI, not showing any labels etc…

Same issue here:
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /domains/mydomain.com/html/wp-content/plugins/wp-mail-bank/includes/translations.php:1)
I had to deactivate the plugin.

There are definitely some issues with 4.4.*. and W3TC. I had to revert back to the previous version of WP until I can figure out what’s wrong with it.

@alexandrehumeau – I forked this project over on GitHub here: https://github.com/timbunch/wordpress/

I have created a pull request that will allow the use of headers like:
$headers[] = ‘category: Welcome’;

Definitely a bug. I just ran into this issue with a fresh API key. Would be great to have fixed.

This behavior is due to default browser behavior with :hover rules in the CSS. Removing the hover CSS rules resolves the issue.

Excellent! An easy fix is always the best kind.

I discovered this new emoji script because it wasn’t being re-written to pull from CDN via w3-total-cache, which was costly in more than one way.

I agree that emoji should not be a part of the core. It should be a plugin that adds additional functionality. Please drop this “emoji cuteness” from the core and move it to the plugins directory. Focus the core on building a better WordPress.

The standard WP comments are fine. I’m thinking there must be some way to trigger the resizing as if the comment form wasn’t dynamically loaded. But if not, I’ll just deal with it until I have a better commenting solution in place.

The biggest issue is with dynamic content.

1. go here: https://thekrazycouponlady.com/tips/
2. click on an article
3. click on the comments button at the bottom of the modal
4. insert long comments there

I’ve manually sized the iFrame to compensate for it not changing heights and being cutoff. You can disable my CSS overrides to see it in action.

@fgiasson – did you ever find a solution to this? Looking for one here too.

I don’t see anything in the logs that would point to a smoking gun, so to speak. My best guess is that another plugin is messing with it. If I had a fresh install, I’m sure it would pull up.

It’s not a blank white page, it’s as if the content for the configuration screen just isn’t there.

Perhaps there is a conflict with another plugin.

Looks like it will be next year, updated to Bootstrap 3. Sorry for posting too quickly.