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Tried that as well, did not work.

It seems like no matter what I do in my CSS, the plugin’s CSS always wins.

I am going to make the necessary changes in your CSS now (and will keep this in mind when I update the plugin).

Thanks for helping me with my CSS problems, you’ve been very kind.

Thank you, I already did that.

It seems like all the changes I make in my theme’s CSS have no effect on the mobile version.

I just found out that if I make the changes directly in the CSS of the plugin it works.

It seems like my CSS can’t override the plugin’s CSS (even if I add !important).

I have updated my PHP version and now it works again.

I have the same problem. Are we talking about potentially missing thumbnails on YouTube or in WordPress here?

Thanks @ajtruckle, I found the code there and it works.

Featured image:

<?php $dlm_download->the_image(); ?>

Short description:

<?php $dlm_download->the_excerpt(); ?>

Anyone?

Nothing?

Great. How do I display the featured image in my template?

Thank you, I was looking for a setting as well. I have never seen an accordion this slow in the wild.

YouTube offers to embed Videos via iFrame a) the normal way or b) GDPR compliant. If you choose the latter option YouTube changes the URL in the embed code from “youtube.com” to “youtube-nocookie.com”.

Couldn’t you implement that in the Plugin as well or does this only work for iFrame embeds?

Ah, got you! I thought I had to call that function somewhere. I did not expect it to modify my widget without further tinkering. Thank you very much for your help, that was awesome!

I am out of my depth here.

I put this code in my functions.php

/*
* Display the title and the publish date
*/
function my_custom_single_popular_post( $post_html, $p, $instance ){
$output = ‘

• id) . ‘” class=”my-custom-title-class” title=”‘ . esc_attr($p->title) . ‘”>’ . $p->title . ‘ <div class=”my-custom-date-class”>’ . date( ‘Y-m-d’, strtotime($p->date) ) . ‘</div>

‘;
return $output;
}
add_filter( ‘wpp_post’, ‘my_custom_single_popular_post’, 10, 3 );

And then I do what?

Nevermind. I found the list of content tags I can use in the Post HTML Markup field under Settings > WordPress Popular Posts > parameters at the bottom of the page. There is no {post_type}.

Can I do this using PHP and wpp_get_mostpopular instead?

In the plugin screenshots you are showcasing a restaurant example. You seem to list restaurants that serve burgers as well as restaurants in a certain district. I think, showing how you did this would make for a good screencast.

This helps a lot, thanks.