Brent

Hi Peter.
Thanks for your input. I sure wasn’t trying to step on any toes here, just trying to help solve the same issue that I had.
I am by no means a php or WP expert, I only know some responsive CSS. I actually tried what you said and I’m sure that it’s probably correct but unfortunately it didn’t work for me. But I would love a correct solution. Actually I see no reason at all why you couldn’t update the plugin. Would it be an issue for anyone not to have the max-width? Is that a possibility?
Thanks!

Save yourself all of the work above.
I would suggest the following… it will work everywhere.

Go to image-widget.php and change line 284-286 from this:

if (!empty($instance['width'])) {
			$attr['style'] .= "max-width: {$instance['width']}px;";
		}

to this:

if (!empty($instance['width'])) {
			$attr['style'] .= "max-width: 100%;";
		}

I would also suggest that the author either change this or make an option for folks to change it.

Good luck!
Brent

It works great!

Hey essaysnark it worked beautifully!
Thank you so much!!
I had already tweaked some wording in the wp-customer-reviews.php page, so I’ll keep an eye on any potential updates. I tested it and the email came thru fine.
Greatly appreciated!

Hey essay thanks for the reply.
Yea I’ve noticed that there doesn’t seem to be much if any support. I’m actually using this in a multisite. I don’t mind hacking except for the fact that I would need to use different email addresses per site. So if there was a way to use the email from the hcard that would be great. Thanks again for you kind help.
Brent

Thank you!
I think it was just a cache issue.

Thanks for the prompt reply.
Maybe others will want it also and leave a reply.
Best regards,
Brent

I have a similar need. Can I use this for both multisite and single site installs?

I definitely 2nd this. I would love to be able to use this to post to all of my blogs from one area.

Another observation:
The error only occurs when clicking on the index page=statComm.
All other pages (details, spy, search, etc) are all ok..
weird!

Hi again, sorry I never got your name.
Also sorry to take so long in getting back to you, been moving, what a pain in the ass.

Anyway, here’s the deal. The error message shows up in the backend of WP. Whenever I click on the Statcomm link I get the message. If I click ok, the message goes away, then the statistics show up and seem to be working fine. If you give me an email address I guess I could let you login to see. Is this the best approach?

I am setting up sites for businesses and I really don’t want them to have to hassle with the error message every time they want to see their stats.

I did notice in the source code the following:
<script type=’text/javascript’ src=’https://maps.google.com/maps/api/js’></script&gt;

Thanks again for the help,
Brent

Hi.
Thanks for the reply. I’ve been away for the past week. I just updated the plugin and I get the same error.
I deactivated the following plugins and i still get the error..
Block Bad Queries (BBQ)
Comprehensive Google Map Plugin
Quick Cache
Ultimate Security Checker
Any more ideas?
Thank you again for your help!
Brent

Thanks for the reply guys but I don’t see any options in the WP Customer Reviews.
Maybe there is a plugin for this, I don’t know.
Does anyone support their plugins anymore?

Hi again Zurd.
Thanks for your help the other day. Another quick question if you wouldn’t mind..
When an email is sent out to the admin after a review has been submitted, the email shows as being sent from “WordPress”. Where would I go to change that to something else? Preferably the “site name” or possibly the “network name of the multisite”. I looked in the php file but didn’t have much success.
Thanks, Brent
P.S. I tried to use your random code also but no success there either. Not sure what I messed up but everything else is working so I’m not going to push it. ??

Same issues..
any solution yet?
Thanks