delphineous

Happy New Year, Tobias!

I was hoping to see an update on this matter. Have you been able to determine a fix, whether on TablePress or a setting change in WordPress?

Best wishes.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by delphineous.

Thank you Tobias! I love your plug-in and have sent you a few cups of coffee over the years. I look forward to you resolving, so I can send more cups.. 8^)

I’ll try your work-around idea this evening.

Stay healthy and safe!

Why are you guys spamming my review of this expensive and limited plug-in?

Development mode disables all the features I use in JetPack – makes it very useless.

Wordfence has its own logon failure limit function, making this plug-in redundant.

It should be as simple as Deactivating the plug-in and then removing it. If that isn’t working, then you may need to go in through the back-end (FTP or file explorer) and delete the folder for the plug-in. WordPress will automatically disable the plug-in when the folder no longer exists.

As always – be sure to have a backup of your site before making any changes.

For what it’s worth – Wordfence has its own logon limit function. This abandoned plug-in is redundant and has compatibility issues with newer PHP versions. I recommend removing it.

The settings page has three options – Posts, Pages, and Feedback. Each is a check box to turn on or off that item in the menu. I do not see a space to enter a custom type and my custom types aren’t showing.

For example I use TablePress for my table content. TablePress is not showing in the settings for this plug-in

For testing … I installed this plug-in onto my daughter’s cooking site and her Recipe Hero “Recipes” content is automatically listed as an option to enable in her settings page for this plug-in. Perhaps the success rate of custom content showing in settings depends on how the custom content is classified.