Yoav Kadosh

Hello,
I’m glad you like the plugin.
Twitter Feed offers 3 different ways to display tweets, one of which is statically (as opposed to scrolling and sliding tweets). The other two options are only available in the premium version. No where does it say that the free version offers anything more than that.
Where is the misinformation exactly?

Hey there,
I’m not sure what’s going on, but there is no variable named $fucks in mivhak/vendor/askupa-software/amarkal-framework/Extensions/WordPress/Editor/FormCallback.php. As a matter of fact, there is no, and shouldn’t be, a $fucks variable anywhere in the entire plugin’s code.
I suggest you look at the source code here and compare it to whatever you have on your server, perhaps you’ve been hacked.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Yoav Kadosh.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Yoav Kadosh.

What @fxman said… The purpose of this plugin is to provide an easy interface for controlling your PHP settings. If you don’t have writing permissions, the plugin is useless.

Either change your writing permissions (not recommended) or upload a php.ini file with your settings. Newer versions of PHP (>=5.3.0) use .user.ini files for configuring PHP settings.

I’m glad you were able to resolve this. As for font-awesome, you can take a look at vendor/askupa-software/amarkal-framework/Core/config.inc.php:68

The way Ace Editor works kinda forces me to use a CDN since there are 140+ separate language files, and I would have to update all the files every time Ace has a new release.

There is also a line in includes/Mivhak.php:74 that loads Ace from a CDN. Try to change that and see if that helps.

As for font-awesome, this should only be called in the admin section. It is used by the options framework that Mivhak is based on. We are transitioning into a new framework but I can’t tell you how long it will take.

You’ll need to store all of the Ace Editor files locally (including all the language files) and then change the line where is says ace.config.set("basePath","https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/ace/1.2.3") in the file assets/js/mivhak.min.js and point it to you local ace.js file.

Fixed in 1.3.7

Hey there, thank you for reporting. This error has been fixed in 1.3.7.
Let me know if you have additional issues.

I’m pretty sure this is more of a browser caching issue than anything plugin related. Try to clear your browser cache and refresh Safari. It should work unless you are using some kind of advanced CSS rules that are not supported by Safari.

Thank you for your feedback! I agree about the admin look, we’re working on it!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by Yoav Kadosh.

Thank you for your feedback!

Hey there. If your blog is set as an RTL blog, the tweets will automatically be RTL oriented. If they’re not, please provide a link to your blog where I can see what’s going wrong.

Oooops… Really fixed in 2.1.9 ??

Added in version 2.1.7

Fixed in version 2.1.8