The AI Engine plugin was pretty much the perfect solution as far as plugins go. Now, you DO have to know some basic prompt engineering, but once you spend some quality time with the instructions given to the AI, it will output what you need it to.
Bravo, guys. You did a great job with this plugin. 
Specifically:
– Add-on displayed in the shopping cart widget under the base price
– Base price, not including add-ons, displayed in the left column in both cart and checkout
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Egymxk28zdNqbTmN6
Is this achievable with the free version of the plugin? Thank you for any help you can give!
]]>In the paid version of FlipBox, the flip box of the short code placed in a widget of the header of the ASTRA Lite theme is not displayed. However, an empty space is taken in the header when the page is displayed. By trial and error, it is even possible to go to the url defined for the flip box.
I had the same experience with a short code of the Cool Flipbox product and in this configuration the flip box is displayed perfectly. Therefore, it is not, a priori, a problem concerning the ASTRA theme.
On the other hand, adding a widget with a FlipBox short code works well in the footer.
Is this a known problem? Is there a solution?
I think that because of my purchase of the paid version (Flipbox – Receipt # 69876954) and the efforts I am making, in vain, to resolve this malfunction, I deserve a support response in the absence of a solution.
I have other problems with this plugin. In particular with the display of icons. It seems that the display in a page of flip boxes from different templates poses CSS problems. It seems that the z-Index concerning the icons is affected and prevents a correct display of these.
This is starting to make a lot of reasons for dissatisfaction and does not correspond at all to your “Awesomes” appellation.
Do you plan any fixes or a new version?
Thank you, impatiently and Sincerely,
BPH ]]>
Instead, it shows a blank space where the widget should be. I’ve ensured the JavaScript is correct, and it works fine when added directly to a post or page.
Could this be a conflict with the widget container’s settings or the plugin’s restrictions on external scripts?
]]>I am on WP version 6.7.2 and latest Twenty Seventeen version.
Any advice?
]]>Example:
<ul>
<li>asdf</li>
<li>asdf</li>
</ul>shows as:
asdf
asdf
Version 3.4.17 and 3.4.23
Thanks!
]]>I am working on a website for a dance studio and I am trying to make the dance class schedule more easily accessible by also displaying the weekly calendar agenda on the main side menu widget.
In addition to the main side menu widget, the calendar view has its own independent page, therefore, the default view is set to calendar/month, so when I use the shortcode:
[em_events view=”calendar_week_agenda” individual_events=”today”]
on the widget, it will show the entire calendar by default instead of a list of the courses.
Currently, for the widget, I am using the code:
[em_events view=”list” individual_events=”today” show=”5″]
This code shows the stacked rows view, but everything is squished together on the desktop view and doesn’t look very professional. I think it would look significantly better if I could hide the images on the widget.
Do you have a suggestion on how I can show the weekly agenda in a list on the main side menu widget? ]]>
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