bryancat

Plugin is configured to update automatically!!!!

I’ve disabled the auto update.

Please, address this bug asap. I’m surprised there haven’t been more request for assistance. Not rendering properly on mobile is disastrous.

Reverted back to previous version 1.9.1 And it worked immediately.

Seems update has a glitch / bug.

Well, that didn’t last long.

Images distorted on the iphone, again.

Any advice? Experience? Known conflicts?

For future reference, and for those who experience similar glitches …
The culprit was the cache plugin. Best to turn that OFF when making changes and expecting to review them on other devices.

All is well.

Switched from the shortcode in a text widget to the Kush widget. That change picked up the CSS, exactly as it was prior to today’s update.

I did not try the new shortcode with the added attribute, but, I will.

I updated to 1.6.1 as suggested.

I haven’t tried it, but I am very pleased to see the new category option. I’m looking forward to using it. I appreciate your efforts.

Thank you for your timely response.

All is well.

I hope this is what you’re asking. At first – I thought no but …

If you mean, a plugin to keep track of views, yes WordPress Popular Posts. But, nothing is being used to display the items in the feeds, other than the shortcode in a text widget. (So, nt sure if the answer is yes or no)

Also, the older posts link, refreshes the whole page, not just the feed or widget. And when feeds are in a post, they do nothing when the older posts link is clicked.

What I have done:
– added the ‘weekly’ php code to the theme’s custom function. It worked. Doubt it’s the problem.

It’s chaos in my brain, and on my site, trying to solve this. ?? I’ll keep at it; these are earthquake monitor feeds and very significant and related to the site’s content. TMI ?

The delete function wasn’t working either.

Uninstalled and reinstalled the plugin. That resolved the delete function glitch. Yeah!

And, just discovered that a double br will break the paragraphs as needed.

Is there a more appropriate approach?