Bad update 1.61.0 – May 19, 2024 The buttons lost their shape and became small,

Hi Jim

Thanks for letting us know about the issue! We’re taking a look and now and will let you know as as soon we have a way forward.

thx you for ur answer!

Apologies for the hassle. If you’d like to rollback for the next few hours until we release an update you can do so quite easily using the following plugin https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-rollback/.

Its no problem, I have back and made rollback!

Super, glad to hear your buttons are back to normal. We’ll keep you updated.

I have the same issue here.
I had to revert to a backup of my site to get it working again.

Thanks for your efforts on this.

Hi Heurist. Apologies for the hassle; we’ll post an update here ASAP with a resolution. Thanks for rolling back temporarily.

Hi Jim and Heurist

Please find a beta release for the Widgets Bundle here. Once the ZIP file is on your desktop, it can be installed from Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin. If you have a moment and are able to test the beta release before it is formally released, that would be most appreciated. Everything looks good on our end with the Atom button.

Thanks!

Apologies, the link is here.

It worked fine for me. The buttons do not get mangled!

Thank you very much!

Super, thanks for confirming; much appreciated.

I got this message anster were try upload ur beta version “The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini.”
how I can resolve it ?

Find which php.ini is active and add/change these parameters to test it. You can do this via php-info.php with this inside:

<?php
phpinfo();

You don’t need a closing ?> for just one command in the file (put it in, if you get an error though).

——-

file_uploads = On
memory_limit = 2G
upload_max_filesize = 5G
post_max_size = 1G
max_execution_time = 600
max_input_time = 300

Adjust to your specific needs first.

These are what I use.

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Hi Jim

It’s a bit of a technical task depending on your background with PHP. One option is to search your host name + increase max file upload file size. For example, I searched for bluehost increase max file upload file size and found their help article on the topic. Hosting support might also be willing to complete the change on your behalf. No worries if you’re busy though, we’ll do a bit more testing and get this release out ASAP.

heurist, thanks for your feedback above!

Ok, thx you for ur help and support, will try repack ur archive in max mode ))) or will wait ur release