byte-smasher

BTW, that code should be in wp-bannerize_widget.php

I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to be so abrasive, or ungrateful for that matter. I’m porting a website to WordPress for a client at the moment, and things aren’t going nearly as smoothly as I’d like… that said, I should expect it by now… they never do ….

$9 is reasonable. To be honest, I didn’t even look at the pricing before I ranted.

So perhaps the paid version of your product might be able to solve my current dilemma. I’ve got a slightly outdated proprietary CMS here that contains many different block/column based page layouts, and I need to be able to emulate this in WordPress. Can TWC do this? I don’t care if I need to build the layout again with each page… I just need the capability to display widgets on a page. I was using the “Page Layout” plugin before I upgraded WordPress, but since I upgraded, it’s kinda broken.

Either way, sorry for being an ass. I can’t knock you for writing a plugin for WordPress that isn’t entirely free. Development is my bread and butter also, as it stands. I was just having a bad day.

*bump*
I really need to get this working, as my site’s design relies quite heavily on Page Layout … any help would be greatly appreciated

Yah I fixed that. No comment on the email scraping, I take it?

Well I just noticed your post about accessibility mode… no way you can turn that back off when you uninstall the plugin?

Thirdly: Please indicate on your plugin’s profile which of the features require payment. I would never have installed it if I’d known that it didn’t offer what I wanted.

First off: I’m not too happy that you scraped my email from my wordpress install and automatically signed me up on your forums.

Secondly: I’ve disabled your plugin and now my widgets no longer drag and drop like they’re supposed to. Instead, I’ve got “Add” buttons on all the widgets. Furthermore, all my widget settings have been wiped. Your plugin is the only one I’ve installed that affected the widgets, so please tell me what on earth I need to do to get my WordPress install back to its previous state.