Jedediah White

Thanks! If anyone else is interested in doing this. I added the following in my functions.php file:

add_shortcode('site_review_random', function ($atts) {
    $atts['orderby'] = 'random';
    $atts['per_page'] = 1;
    if ($reviews = apply_filters('glsr_get_reviews', null, $atts)) {
        $html = $reviews->build();
        return sprintf('<div class="%s">%s</div>', $html->style, $html);
    }
});

Then on my page.php file I added (specifically to the home-page):
<?php echo do_shortcode( '[site_review_random display="2" rating="5"]' ); ?>

a “view only” public archive, yes. Okay. I’ll need a different plugin then. Thanks a lot.

We’re it obvious, I’d not be asking for this feature. Other newsletter plugins offer this. I don’t see why having a public archive of sent newsletters isn’t possible. ?????♂?

Indeed it is. How do I give the public this list on the front-end?

Update: Here’s a link to the live site – specifically, one of the tour pages I’m developing. If you please click the ‘Reserve Now’ button, it will load the form in the right side. However, the form is nowhere near where I need it to be. In my mind, it should take the data-id from the button you click, and show them what tour they’re signing up for.

Oops! Seems to be fine. Sorry.

What if I want to INCLUDE a directory? Ive tried a few times to add ‘wp-content/uploads/wpshopcart/digitalproduct/’ using the ‘folders to optimise’ setting under ‘advanced settings’ to no avail. These are big files, too so I really need to have them done. Thanks!