Damyan90

I just updated my theme, but I am still unable to click post thumbnails in recent posts on the home page. Only the “Read More” buttons work.

So, the improvement will come with the next update, right?

“I will fix this when you have plain posts as well, thanks!” – this I did not understand. ??

I am currently struggling with is_page() – it is not working for me either. And I am very sad to see that nobody has answered to you for 5 months.

But I don’t see the option to turn the 404s in 403s. And also, how am I supposed to change 4,000 responses manually and handle the upcoming, which are about 700 per day?

Another question, if bots crawl my website, how come this does not reflect analystics?

Dear Kevin,

That is correct. But I am not looking for a way to make your plugin take the entries from PeepSo, but from the wordpress backend where the data is stored – email, first name, last name, etc.

Dear Kevin,

I am not looking at this as a way to integrate PeepSo with Easy Forms for Mailchimp, but to send registered users from the WordPress backoffice to the MailChimp list.

I am trying to avoid replacing the PeepSo registration form.

Do you think I can do this?

Thanks,

Damyan
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Does this mean that I can remove this piece of code afterward:
article img{max-width: 100% !important; height:auto;}

Now I understand. I got confused by this sentence on the home page of the plugin:

What’s in the box
Here are the current features of Super Progressive Web Apps:

-> Generate a manifest for your website and add it to the head of your website.

Again on the home page, when you scroll down the header that sticks to the top gets overlapped by the bar that contains the information about your device battery charge, the mobile operator, etc.

1) I understand. This makes sense.
2) I have never done anything with the Manifest. It is not in the header (except if the plugin hasn’t put it there itself). Why is it all working then?
3) No, when I add the code in the header it actually visualizes on the website at the top. That’s the problem.

In general, I am trying to find a logic why should I insert the Manifest if it breaks my website and if it is all working correctly without it. ??

1) Hm, what is then supposed to make the website app run offline? When I turn off my internet the social feed that I use (PeepSo) refuses to get visualized and it is only loading.
2) At my end, the pop up is showing on Android Chrome and I am able to save the website on the home screen on iOS Safari. Why should I inject the manifest in the header then?
3) No, I mean it shows at the top on the website – white field with actual text code above the menus of the website. This shouldn’t be visible on the frontend.

I realized that the best way to display an image (appearance and responsiveness) is by putting it on a fixed resolution as we were talking. However, I noticed that the image looks flawless in the backend on the field where you write the post, and at the same time it is a bit pixelled on the frontend. See this image: https://ibb.co/j2WWxU

This image shows the same image in the backend and in the frontend (on two monitors). Download the image and zoom it in so you will be able to see it in its actual size.

This works!

Would this code be included in one of the next updates? I don’t think it should work only with custom css. I am trying to use as less css as possible.

Also, is there a way when uploading an image to have it every time with the fixed size parameter instead of selecting this feature on every single image? I believe when you insert an image in a post it should simply work. ??

This works for the width, but the height doesn’t get affected and the image stays flattened.

Yes, I do use Full Image size because when it is fixed, then the image is not responsive. Please refer to the last image in the article – the one with the arrows. It is currently fixed but when you resize the browser the image doesn’t do anything.

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