christopherross

There’s a file in your root directory called .maintenance, if you delete that you’ll be fine.

thanks for letting me know about the broken link @wpsecuritylock, I’ll update that in the settings. You can see the instructions at https://thisismyurl.com/plugins/ or in the readme.txt file of the plugin.

I’ve been testing under WordPress 3.5.x and it appears to work, let me know if it’s still acting up for you.

thanks for letting me know thank @aseques, I’ll see what I can do in future releases.

thanks for the positive feedback @wdalhaj!

@jammy to go I’ve disabled the shortcode for now as it’s not working properly but as soon as I get working I’ll add it back.

@tillieb20 thanks for the positive feedback!

@coastalcutthroat I’ve been testing it on the most recent versions and it’s working well.

@twohedz thanks!

@laladyblog wow, I can’t believe you’re the first person (including myself) to notice that.

It’s now fixed in 1.2.8. Thanks!

Chris

@brandonhowlett, it’s not currently possible but if you’d like to add it as a feature I would love to see it in future releases.

Drop me a message directly if you’d like to contribute.

Chris

thanks!

You’ll have to speak to the theme author about this one, as I’ve said I’m not sure why they are storing the favicon in the posts, but in the future I’ll build a way to exclude specific posts.

@bzaleel, sorry no. The plugin grabs and displays content exactly as it’s formatted on the website.

@zepolo, did you try reactivating the plugin?

I suspect it deactivated when I reformatted the plugin to the new WordPress coding standards (which calls for the file name to be slightly different).

If it doesn’t reactive, let me know.

Chris