tovlakas

Ok, weird, I went back just now and tried to use the elementor alignment settings again, and it works now, for some inexplicable reason. Oh well, thanks!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by tovlakas.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by tovlakas.

https://wp.me/PeA9Qt-GL

If you narrow the browser screen to somewhere between 920 and 930 pixels, you’ll see the list items begin to stack to two lines, and then the bullet icons move down due to middle alignment.

Nevermind—the jetpack size guide overlay was preventing me from clicking on the image.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by tovlakas.

Ok thanks—looks like it’s been set in the primary location since I created the site, so I am not sure why it’s still showing the domain as my site name on google results. Does it take a long time to propagate the site name, even if it was set at the time the site was first indexed with google?

Unfortunately it doesn’t. Any ideas why?

see here: https://wp.me/PeA9Qt-wa

Can anyone help on this issue? I need this to work and would prefer not to have to deactivate/delete the entire plugin just to get passwords to work on my website. I appreciate it.

I changed to the nrelate plugin… way better for my specific uses.

come on guys, any help here?

PS: Functionality still works in Firefox with this bug, but testing in Opera and Safari did not work right… I don’t know about IE.

The cause of this problem is a bug with the plugin, not an issue with the person’s page. Adding an ID to the submit button (or class or label, for that matter) causes the javascript to break. the only thing that works is a vanilla “[submit]” call.

takayukister, please update your FAQ documents if you could regarding this issue—hopefully it will save someone else from having to spend the entire day troubleshooting it themselves like I had to do. Thanks!

Will all the custom styles that I spent hours creating for the free version work with the new plugin or is all that work going to have to be redone?

Thanks

Note, I ended up just making a template file that didn’t call the header, and had to manually add the alternative header into the template itself… oh well.

thanks!

Thanks for the update, Jesse.

Yeah, it would be better if the “turn off styling” option fully removed all styling rather than just some. I spent about 15 hours just trying to figure out why it wasn’t working before I realized I had to resort to !important ??

Bump… so did you guys abandon any sort of support for this plugin now that you have a pro version? =\ Seriously, 3 months and no reply to this? Even a “We don’t know” would be better than nothing.