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Merely accessing the WordPress site can be a problem with Safari, in addition to what I mentioned in my post, mostly whenever I attempted to safe an edit in Photo Gallery the page would run and run and never accept it.
Also Firefox v. 46.0.1 only shows a blank page even though my page URL (https://www.kailuaheagroup.com) is displayed in the Firefox URL field.
I have upgraded to Mac OS X 10.11.5 and connected the Mac and cable modem with an ethernet cable instead of the WiFi router I was using, but still get the same results.

Thanks for your response.

I get that same error message whether the DK PDF Settings / PDF Button / Action: is set to “Open PDF in new Window” or to “Download PDF directly”. Yes, I did click the {Save Settings] button.

Suppose I have a WordPress site with 10 pages, each of which my users can access. Pages 1 thru 5 each contain content which might be useful for users to download as a PDF file. Pages 6 thru 10 however contain no content useful for users to download so I don’t want to clutter them with useless PDF links. How can I set up DK PDF to place a PDF download link on each page 1 thru 5, but NOT on any page 6 thru 10?

Glad to see v 1.0.0 implemented a Drag & Drop capability to reorder questions within their category. Working with that function was very clean and smooth, nice.
Unfortunately, the result was not reliable. When I set the sequence of four questions within a single category that order was not replicated on the user viewed web site. I tried again listing those four questions first in the “Order Table” only to have them show up as the last four questions displayed to the user, and still our of sequence within their single category.
Does the “Order Table” override the “Sort Categories” setting?, or vice versa?
Any suggestions?

EtoileWebDesign,

Using a Drag & Drop capability to reorder questions within their category would be an excellent way to go, very intuitive for your UFAQs users.
Thanks for your efforts.

Best, Bob.

EtoileWebDesign,

1) Per your request, the following settings were in place when I added your suggested CSS to the Custom CSS box:

Custom CSS:
.ufaq-faq-title h4 {font-size: 1em;}

.ufaq-faq-body {font-size: .95em;}

FAQ Accordion: No

Hide Categories: Yes

Hide Tags: Yes

Reveal Effect: None

Group FAQs by Category: Yes

Sort Categories: Slug

Sort Categories Ordering: Ascending

FAQ Ordering: Title

FAQ Order Setting: Ascending

Include Permalink Icon: No

Pretty Permalinks: both Yes and No are UNselected

Display All Answers: No

Social Media Option: all are UNselected

2) your suggested CSS which I then added to the Custom CSS box:

.ewd-ufaq-post-margin-symbol {
???display: none;
}

3) I described in an earlier post what then happened.

4) After removing the suggested CSS and reentering the desired CSS (as shown at the top of this post) several times, the plugin now seems to be functioning properly.

In my opinion, an FAQ page should high-light the content of the questions and the answers, and not distract the end user with some scheme of how a prefix symbol functions, or not. I would entirely delete the symbol and its space ahead of the question text. The user can simply click or tap the body of the question to select it.
If you want to help distinguish questions from answers on your page (which I admit might be useful) use a bullet point. But this does NOT include one of your make-believe bullet points, but the actual black dot, which has a single meaning.

I’ve spent some time with this response as I think UFAQs has a great deal of potential. Which, as it matures, will be to all our benefit.

Best regards,
Bob.

I installed your suggested custom CSS to remove the “+” sign prefixes.
A) 1st the “+” signs disappeared as predicted. Next, on reopening the “Settings” page, all the contents of the custom CSS box had disappeared. Then, on reloading the user’s FAQ page in a browser all the categories had disappeared and the questions were in an apparently random order and had lost the formatting which had been based on the contents of the now empty custom CSS box.
B) I reinstalled my original contents to the custom CSS box (that which had been present prior to your suggested custom CSS installation) and the the user’s FAQ page went back to its prior normal display. However, once the “Settings” page was closed and reopened the custom CSS box was again somehow emptied of all contents and the user’s FAQ page returned to its corrupted condition.
Install this suggested custom CSS at your own risk. You may spend a frustrating amount of time sorting out and repairing the damage it does.

I have Ultimate FAQ v. 0.23. What is the function of the “+” sign prefix appended to each question? It does NOT switch to a “-” sign when the question is opened. So why include it at all? It’s just a distraction.
Bob.

URL: https://www.bongsforsafety.net/

It’s a new site. No plugins have been added.