I’m currently having an issue when trying to insert a gallery into a page, using this otherwise wonderful plugin.
Whenever I try to put a gallery on a page, the gallery displaces the sidebar’s position so that the sidebar shows up much lower then where it should be. Here’s an example: https://www.wanzmusic.com/gallery/colby-college
To try to find out the cause of this, I resized the photo size to 1 pixel by 1 pixel (screenshot of results here), which which showed me that the plugin is trying to take up the page horizontally, despite the fact that the sidebar would not interfere with the plugin based on width.
I tried aligning the gallery plugin to the left with html div codes, but unfortunately that just gave me the same result.
I would very much appreciate any insight into how this problem can be fixed, so that the sidebar will remain in its normal position when the gallery plugin is inserted on a page. Thanks!
]]>I have a website set up for a client. They’ve installed a contact form plugin through the admin by “BWS Plugins” and it has been working okay so far until today. Said client installed plugin, created a menu item and linked it to a “page” where “[contact_form]” was entered in the HTML editor, creating the form.
For some reason the “contact” page has started entering an infinite loop whenever it is viewed, loading infinitely the newest article directly under the contact form. I’ve tracked the issue to this function (inside page.php):
get_template_part( ‘content’, ‘page’ );
Commenting out this line stops the infinite loop but it also obviously stops any content from showing.
I realise this could be a problem with the plugin, but I can’t find any support anywhere and no where seems to know what the issue is. I’d appreciate some advice on what could possibly cause an infinite loop such as this to occur.
Thank you,
George
]]>I have the Captcha plugin (BWS Plugins V 2.33) installed in the comments section of my blog pages. I have the settings for a simple math question, such as 4 + 2 = ?.
Unfortunately, the number input is appearing to the left of the equation, so in the above example it would be to the left of the numeric 8, rather than to the right of the equals sign.
I’ve taken a look with Firebug, but can’t seem to move the input field to the correct location. Is my theme’s css interfering with the natural positioning for this field?
The issue can be seen at the base of this post, and any advice would be great.
]]>should hitting save on the settings page send you to /wp-includes/contact-form-plugin/contact_form.php ?
there is not an admin.php page in the contact form plugin directory
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/contact-form-plugin/
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