After updating the WordPress to 6.5.3 version, the plugin began adding the word “Array” to the estimated reading time. Can you fix it?
Its looks like this:
На чтение?6 минут Array
Good Day,
We didn’t notice this until now ??
Your plugin’s reading time clock icon and text appear twice in each of our posts.
Details:
Reading Time Displays Below Post Title: https://prnt.sc/k7KAEAa4SjdO
Reading Time Displays Below Post Comments: https://prnt.sc/-nVHdlcRjYSW
To verify the issue is caused by your plugin, we deactivated all other plugins on our website, then purged all cache. The bug still remains.
Useful Information | Potential Cause;
We’re using the Avada theme with a custom footer. It appears your plugin is also attaching itself to the top section of our custom footer.
Please review and fix this bug. Still, a great plugin!
Thank you!
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Temporary Solution:
Option 1 (best option, allows us to continue to use your normal plugin settings):
Use the following Custom CSS code (applicable to those using Avada):
.fusion-widget-area .acort-computy {
display:none!important;
}
Option 2:
Use the short code [post_rt]
at the top of each post with the following Custom CSS code:
.acort-computy {
margin-bottom: 2em;
margin-top: -1.5em;
}
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Good Day,
Your plugin’s FAQ section needs to be updated.
Note: The average adult reading speed is 300 WPM.
Thank you!
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We have an article (post) that requires 21 minutes to read. Unfortunately, your plugin is stating “Estimated Reading Time: 21 Minute” instead of “Estimated Reading Time: 21 Minutes”
Details:
Frontend (Display Error): https://prnt.sc/NOyNkXQF8gAm
Backend (Settings are Correct): https://prnt.sc/UruJwXwYjyPb
I believe there’s a bug in your code. Kindly review and fix it.
Thank you!
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Great plugin!
It would be awesome if you could incorporate the plugin changes or enhancements listed below at your next, convenient plugin revision.
The enhancements will improve your plugin’s semantics, simplify it, and stimulate more downloads.
Proposed Changes or Enhancements:
1. Rename your plugin. Change it from “Post reading times” to “Post Reading Time“. Note: If you agree, then your plugin’s description section and banner title will also need to change. No biggie.
2. Simplify your plugin description. Keep it simple. Change it to: “A plugin that allows you to easily display the reading time of any post.”
3. Change your plugin’s settings link title. Change it from “Post reading times settings” to “Post Reading Time“. The word “settings” is not required since the link is already contained within WP’s Settings section. This also allows the link to display in one line (instead of two or wrapped).
4. Add a Custom CSS Code section to your plugin’s settings. Specifically, add a new Custom CSS Code section that will allow the user to reposition the reading time clock icon and text string (and other stuff as well). Currently, we had to move it up using the following CSS code: .acort-computy {margin-bottom: 2em;}
We had to add this custom CSS code in order to keep the reading time clock icon and text string from clashing with the first paragraph of our post or article. See Item 5. below for details.
5. Refresh your plugin’s Settings section. Click here for details.
Result? Click below. Looks much better to me ??
Plugin Title and Description (new)
Plugin Settings Link Title (new)
Frontend Display (with CSS code added)
Hope this helps a bit.
Thank you!
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