• Resolved Brisch

    (@brisch)


    Hi,

    since the update 4 days ago your plugin creates a bug with my theme (Esotera, Cryout Creations). The pictures should be one beneath the other:

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    Now they are one below the other,

    It is the new code you add, look here: https://kurs.wien/brigitte/wp7/bug/
    .row > * { width: 100%;}

    So how to fix that? Thanks, Brisch

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  • Plugin Support Praveen

    (@praveenmalav09)

    Hi @brisch,

    Please go to plugins > plugin editor and select the Progress Bar WP plugin and go to assets > CSS > bootstrap.css file remove or comment the code on lines number 29 to 36.
    like this:

    /*.row > * {
      flex-shrink: 0;
      width: 100%;
      max-width: 100%;
      padding-right: calc(var(--bs-gutter-x) * 0.5);
      padding-left: calc(var(--bs-gutter-x) * 0.5);
      margin-top: var(--bs-gutter-y);
    }*/

    if it works or not let us know

    Thanks

    Thread Starter Brisch

    (@brisch)

    Hi @praveenmalav09, yes it worked.

    As I changed the plugins code settings, will you add this to the next update? Is there any plan when the next update will be?

    Thanks, Brisch

    Plugin Support Praveen

    (@praveenmalav09)

    Hi @brisch,

    Sorry, we can’t add this in the update because this problem does not occur with other users yet if it happens we will update it. Glad that your issue has been resolved if you like our plugin please rate us.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter Brisch

    (@brisch)

    Hi, I was just the first who mentioned this.

    You made an update and something went wrong. If more people would use your plugin, you would get more problems with this update.

    For me, the issue is not resolved because after the next update I have the same problem and I have to remember this.

    So, sorry, but I will use another plugin instead.

    Plugin Support Praveen

    (@praveenmalav09)

    Hi @brisch,

    If other users face this problem then we will apply it in the next update but recently we can’t. So you can avoid the update of the plugin.

    Thanks

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