ben_nz

Completely forgot that I had disabled loading of the acf stylesheets! Thanks for helping out, and sorry for taking your time.

Just took a look and I notice that it does appear to be in a div of class acf-hidden, but for some reason I don’t actually seem to have any associated CSS preventing display of that class.

The explanation makes sense, thank you. I’m not certain, but I don’t believe the bold instructions is from another plugin, but I just did a manual CSS fix so for my purposes it is fine.

From my end happy to consider this resolved.

It would be awesome if an anti-spam field could be added as an option in the plugin.

I will implement recaptcha as mentioned here but it would be cool if a less obtrusive method like a hidden honeypot field could be built in.

Any ideas on why this occurs?

@helgatheviking

Within Gmail, go to Settings -> Accounts and Import -> Send Mail as -> Add another email address that you own

…I just found that it works (saves every time) if I place a comment after each line of PHP code.

Is this a requirement of the plugin or is this something about how PHP works?

For example, I can save this:

<?php
//CODE HERE
echo get_the_title( $_parameters["pageid"] );

//code here too

echo get_the_title( $_parameters["pageid"] );

//code here too

echo "Hello World";

//code here too

echo "Hello World";

//code here too

echo wp_get_attachment_image(664,medium);

//code here too

?>

But not this…

<?php
//CODE HERE
echo get_the_title( $_parameters["pageid"] );

//code here too

echo get_the_title( $_parameters["pageid"] );

//code here too

echo "Hello World";

echo "Hello World";

//code here too

echo wp_get_attachment_image(664,medium);

//code here too

?>

(ie. two Hello Worlds without a comment in between will not save)

Ignore that issue – sorry.

The mistake was that I was using a new email address that I hadn’t authorised as a ‘send mail as’ address within Gmail.

Did you ever find a solution to this? I just tried the your demo link and it didn’t work for me in Firefox or in Safari – it just showed the full size image (both for refresh and resize) regardless of width.

For my own application, I’m having the opposite issue as you. Its working in Chrome and Safari, but not in Firefox (where only the full size image is downloaded)

Same issue as everyone else on this thread. Uploaded a bunch of products but they don’t show up anywhere.

Did you find a way to do this? I’d also like to achieve the same thing.

Regards,

Ben

Hi bob676 –

Did you ever find something that does that down payment functionality?

I’m looking for the same.

-Ben

That worked! Thanks a lot for that.

I sure spent a bit of time pulling my hair out over this, so I definitely think it would be great if the requirement to update wordpress could be added to the plugin’s installation instructions.

Thanks again~
Ben

Edit Page > Google Content Experiements Settings will be at the bottom, and you can put the code in there.

I found that the plugin ‘Global Content Blocks’ is perfect for my usage, so no need to worry about this~ Thanks.