• Resolved parrotcreative

    (@parrotcreative)


    In /popup-builder/com/classes/Style.php you define the plugin directory as /wp-content/plugins/.

    On all of the sites we build, we use a custom wp-content name, which works perfectly with all the plugins we use.

    Would you be able to change this here and in other places to use the folder specified by the WordPress installation? In the meantime, we changed it to our custom directory so that the CSS loads, but it’s not ideal.

    Thanks and sorry to be a pain!

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  • Dear @parrotcreative,

    This is a code improvement in our plugin, which will be idealized in the nearest future.
    We are planning change it in all the places in the plugin to make it get the folder name with the improved code.

    Thank you for your notes anyway. ??
    We are always open for any improvements in the plugin.

    Thread Starter parrotcreative

    (@parrotcreative)

    That’s great! Thank you for your response.

    Dear @parrotcreative,

    Thank you too, for having your input in the development of our plugin! ??

    Thread Starter parrotcreative

    (@parrotcreative)

    Hi @sygnoossupport. This issue is not resolved. It has been 6 months and the latest version still uses the set directory ‘wp-content/plugins’ instead of plugin_dir_path()

    Could you please provide us with an update, or mark this topic as unresolved until this is done?

    Thread Starter parrotcreative

    (@parrotcreative)

    Hi @sygnoossupport. Would it be possible to get an update on this? It’s something that’s very basic on your end, but when it comes to us updating the plugin, it means we have to go in and edit the files after each update.

    Dear @parrotcreative,

    We just updated the plugin to the 3.61 version and your issue should be solved as well.
    Thank you for your contribution to the development of our plugin. ??

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