wcmaster

Negative. I was hoping someone already did.

How come you resolved this issue if you are currently working on it? It defeats the purpose of follow-up emails. I highly recommend not closing issues until a solution has been implemented for an upcoming update.

When you say, “Its on it!”, do you mean multisite compatibility is on your ToDo list? Or is your plugin already multisite compatible? I am confused because you Resolved this issue. If it is the first, then why mark this issue resolved? If later, then okay.

2nd! My sites are experiencing the same thing.

Excellent! That fixed it:

.staff-member 
{
	margin-bottom: 40px;
	min-height: 150px;
	clear:both;
}

Many thanks!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by wcmaster.

That would help a lot. Thanks for the speedy response and I look forward to the documentation you come up with.

Thanks for responding.

Now that you mention it, it felt weird that the plugin couldn’t handle filenames. I’m gonna have to check out on server side and see what could be causing this issue.

Sorry, @king. I would love to help out. Unfortunately, the company I work for has me very busy. The reason I looked into this issue was because the countdown for a website was approaching soon. So I took it upon myself to find a solution.

I found the culprit.

File: /assets/TimeCircles.js
Line: 451

if (!this.config.count_past_zero) {

count_past_zero is only set once in the code. I searched all the files and this parameter’s value is only defined once when specifying default values (line 805):

TC_Instance.prototype.default_options = {
        count_past_zero: true,

So no matter where the countdown time is, count_past_zero is always true and never stops the timer.

A quick fix is to comment-out or delete lines 451 and 466. If you want a custom message generated, then this is where the code can be placed. Hopefully the plugin author (King) can fix the code and add an option to display a message to replace the timer when countdown reaches zero.

This is a simple, awesome plugin. But it does not do what @rado said from his OP. The most important one is the countdown does not stop after the End Date and Time has been reached. Please fix this. What is the point of a countdown if the timer does not stop or give a custom message stating the “event” has been reached.

As for the other point @rado raised, I wasted an hour looking for a reason why the “Coutdowner” would not appear in Edit mode. As a programmer, I never make changes via Visual. When I finally looked closely at a screenshot of the “Countdowner” button, it dawned on me to check the Visual menu. And BAM! There it was.

bump! Because I am getting the same error when I attempt to rename directories. Workaround is to delete directory and create a new one with the desired name. What a bummer.

Many thanks! It works great. I appreciate your support and providing the WordPress community with an outstanding plugin. Sorry for the late reply. You know, life.

If you want to have your own child theme of Zerif Lite, that looks like ResponsiveBoat, with some customizations from you, you could just create a new child theme starting from ResponsiveBoat. You would need to change the name of the theme (Theme Name in style.css) and the folder of the theme.

Agree, Rodica. That’s what I did with this website. It is also good to keep a log of all the changes you make in case something “hinky” happens.

Good luck, Vivian. If you wanna do the same, then you just need to follow what Rodica said in her previous post.

Never mind. You canNOT make a child theme of an existing child theme.

Never mind about using the wp_login_url() hook. That doesn’t seem to work. Perhaps a field in BWPR option menu where we can specify the login webpage’s URL.