belantos

A temporary solution could be commenting out the following in wp-includes/class-wp-customize-control.php:

foreach ( $this->settings as $setting ) {
if ( ! $setting->check_capabilities() )
return false;
}

so it will look like this:

//foreach ( $this->settings as $setting ) {
// if ( ! $setting->check_capabilities() )
// return false;

It may end up listing options that the theme doesn’t support, so it can lead to problems. Once the author updates the theme with the fix ensure you will revert this change back, for this check is part of wordpress.

If you are trying to help us fix up the mess your plugin created why on earth do you require what our *budget* is? It is none of your business!!! You can ask this from paying customers.

It was shown in the header when viewing my site not logged in. You cannot hide it unless you are logged in. It is WRONG to show this on the front page, but this might have been caused by Hyper Cache running. The plugin should show a warning to disable it during install. Or it was caused by incompatibility with the theme. No idea.

OK, the problem was hyper cache. But why the hell do you display this spam on the front page? This plugin is supposed to protect from spam, not be a spam.