Clint Mallon

Thank you for such a quick response. I just checked two of my sites with your plugin installed and neither of them have the red X… Super strange. Not sure why this is happening but even though there’s no X, if I click in that area, the slides do delete which is nice.

Any idea why the X isn’t showing?

Thank you for your time.

You’re welcome. Can’t wait to see what you come up with!!

Cheers

You’re welcome and thanks again for the plugin. I wish it was easier to find somehow and I honestly have no idea how I stumbled upon it. All I know is that more people need to know about it bc it outshines the three best options (TJ Custom CSS, Jetpack, and Simple Custom CSS) by a long shot.

Idea 1: If you were to keep the free plugin as is, and then create a Pro version with eight other syntax themes and “WordPress Revisions” just like Jetpack – I wouldn’t hesitate to spend $5-10 to support what you’re doing. I have a feeling that if this plugin gets as popular as Simple Custom CSS (200,000+ installs x $5 = Tom is a rich dude!!), you could obviously make a lot of money this way.

Idea 2: If you do a Google search for Simple CSS, Simple CSS WordPress, or Simple Custom CSS – The long standing champion “Simple Custom CSS” dominates. I have used it, and once you get over 1000 lines, it bogs down and gets extremely slow. This doesn’t work for me so I switched to TJ Custom CSS which is great – but yours is on a different level.

Why not rename the plugin? Alpha CSS or Alpha Custom CSS come to mind bc it’s “the head of the pack.”

? Alpha CSS
? Alpha Custom CSS
? Bridge CSS
? Bridge Custom CSS
? Crucial CSS
? Crucial Custom CSS
? Paramount CSS
? Paramount Custom CSS
? Premier CSS
? Premier Custom CSS
? Primal CSS
? Primal Custom CSS
? Stellar CSS
? Stellar Custom CSS
? Super CSS
? Super Custom CSS

Just my two cents. Hopefully you like my CSS changes and have a great weekend!

You’re welcome #hussong. Such a cool plugin.

Also @kcrusher, I recently found BeaverBuilder and tried the theme and page builder plugin demos. Looks pretty awesome!! Would you mind shooting me an email to let me know your thoughts? clintmallon at gmail dot com

@kcrusher, I also noticed that when using this plugin for my custom CSS, the logo on my site would “glitch” every time I refreshed my browser.

To troubleshoot, I installed the TJ Custom CSS plugin mentioned above > moved all of my custom CSS over > deleted the My Custom CSS plugin > and then refreshed my browser a few times to see if it still happened. The “logo glitch” went away. Just to make sure, I reinstalled My Custom CSS > moved my custom CSS back over > and tried again.

Sure enough, My Custom CSS was causing the logo glitch.

I’m currently using TJ Custom CSS which is a very nice solution being that I’m not using Jetpack. If you’re already using Jetpack, I recommend that you simply activate the Custom CSS module within Jetpack and stop using additional Custom CSS plugins.

Thank you for such a quick response and no need to be sorry! We all understand that life happens and things change. ??

I just wanted to reach out to let you know that I love what you’ve done. By making a “small tweak” here or there, and then releasing the new version, this will remove the “This plugin hasn’t been updated…” notification at the top of the screen which is the only issue that I can find.

I personally don’t think you need to change anything about the plugin because it’s the best Custom CSS plugin that I have found. Can’t wait to see what you come up with!

Cheers!

Awesome Greg. You have a product with a ton of potential here! Keep it up and thanks for your response.

Cheers!

That’s pretty awesome that you figured out a solution! Good stuff!

Hi Elvis,

I haven’t. The reason they don’t do it out of the box is it’s never best practice to send usernames and passwords via email. Even if I were to send you the credentials to login to my cPanel or WordPress dashboard, I would try to send them to you via text message instead of via email.

The team behind WooCommerce are a smart group of people and I’m sure this is disabled (and not an option in the core) for good reason.

I checked my parent themes header.php file and the instructions that the notification at the top of the screen explains doesn’t make sense on my theme:

Error : Please fix your theme to make plugins work correctly: Go to the Theme Editor and insert <?php wp_head(); ?> just before the </head> line of your theme’s header.php file.

I’m using The7 which is one of the most popular themes on ThemeForest and is also the best overall theme I have ever used (I’ve used roughly 100 by now). Here are the contents of the header.php file:

<?php
/**
* @package vogue
* @since 1.0.0
*/

// File Security Check
if ( ! defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) ) { exit; }

get_template_part( ‘header-single’ );
get_template_part( ‘header-main’ );

…thats it. To follow along, I added wp_head(); ?> to that so it now looks like this:

<?php
/**
* @package vogue
* @since 1.0.0
*/

// File Security Check
if ( ! defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) ) { exit; }

get_template_part( ‘header-single’ );
get_template_part( ‘header-main’ );

wp_head(); ?>

…There is no </head> in The7’s header.php file. After adding this, the icons still float left instead of being center aligned.

Done. It was just sent.

Thanks for the quick reply! It was added via the widget.

Amazing support I must say. This plugin is at the top of my list after testing many today. Thanks again!

Just wondering – you said:

“If this fixes things for you, I’ll submit this as a pull request to the development team”

Does this mean that you’re going to suggest that they override the style.css that ships with the plugin so that this doesn’t happen again? If so, what about all the other users where this isn’t an issue?

Cheers!