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Thankyou @tim-reeves for the solution, works perfectly.

Resolved – I was using ACF get_fields() which returns an array of all custom fields.

WordPress was processing the array and expanding youtube URLs to full iframe oembeds.

The ACF get_field() (single field) has a second parameter which if set to default disables formatting. Although not documented this parameter also works for ACF get_fields()

Two enquiries in 2 days for table prefix support. If you could please consider adding, I am running multisite which means the $blog-id is also part of the prefix. This link https://paulund.co.uk/table-prefix-wordpress provides some insights if that helps.

I altered the selects as per @dave3o3 but the results were incorrect. I too are using ACF PRO 5.3.9.2

The first list of fields were all part of one field group, but the title in comments had another field group name.

Thanks, Dean

[link] option solved the problem. Thanks.

Thanks for the quick response and the [link] shortcode works correctly.

The site is being built using wpbeaverbuilder theme and plugin. The shortcodes are contained within a HTML module. If am using your plugin in a few places using the BB HTML module and havent seen any other cases of the shortcodes not being processed in order.

Any update ?. Its a great plugin and a simple change to support PHP7

The CSS to increase the with of the input field is

.woocommerce .quantity input.qty {min-width: 80px;}

This gets applied to all WooCommerce input fields on the page where the CSS is applied.

same here..

It looks like shamrov doesnt test on IE based on the response posted on his site. The work around is I am using bing maps which does display correctly.

Thanks for your help on this.

Thanks Robert. All browse versions should auto disable if they have been installed for more than 2 years!!. I have a potential client who is looking for a map on their 150 peron intranet and all users are on IE7