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Thanks for a speedy reply. I wish it was a solution. We are using PHP 7.4

What is the FSE?
There are no animation settings in the Appearance>Customize>Header settings. The animation appears as an option but does not work on the Pages graphics either.

BINGO! We have a winner! Thank you very much!

They are not checked on any of the sliders. I have the latest Version 3.16.0.

Meetup charges $9.99 per month to have a up to three groups. Typically, users only need one group. The Meetup Pro membership is for corporate users and allows unlimited groups for $29.99 per month. Since most people cannot afford, nor do they need that level, your plugin is no longer useful unless you fix it.

So, that means the plugin may now be declared officially obsolete.

You will never get an approval unless you buy Meetup Pro level membership. This plugin no longer works without it. Too bad. It was great while it lasted.

Great job and it does work fine.

This is the solution for how to exclude slider images. Thanks!

Is there a way to avoid having it appear over images in a slider? When you click on a slider image, in any fashion it typically just advances to the next image so the Pin-it simply can’t work. OTHERWISE… it’s a great plugin!

Thanks! I had the same problem… FIXED!

I think it might work to revise the default email message, “Delete Yard Sale Entry” instructing the seller to delete their event afterwards, but I’d like to add the date and time fields somehow.

This is a great plugin and really works well, but yard sales need to have event dates, with the final date serving as the listing’s expiration. Each sale event also needs a beginning and ending time field. Is there any chance of funding this development? I see you have it listed on Git Hub. It’s a great start! I am also wondering about a security check. Is there a way to add Admin approval of new listings?

I uninstalled the plugin and the Roost top bar remained above my site. I finally switched to the default WordPress Twenty Fourteen theme to make Roost go away and that worked. It seems like installing the plugin wrote some code into the header of my former theme that I could not easily track down or remove. If I switch back to that theme, Roost returns like a squatter.

Here’s a good background post that explains exactly why it happens: https://www.techrepublic.com/blog/web-designer/how-to-prevent-flash-of-unstyled-content-on-your-websites/