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Here’s my homepage. You’ll see the wrap execute on load. (Also, excuse my grammer errors from the previous post.)

https://bit.ly/L4XHAG

I would LOVE a related posts widget. I’m trying to keep as much content on my index pages as possible above the fold, so widget-izing the related posts plugin to fit into my sidebar would be fantastic. Great job on the plugin, Ajay!

It’s a wonderful plugin you’ve made, JG. I happily wait for your blog post, and will also happily promote this plugin. Well done, sir.

Ah, I get what you’re saying better now, after second thought; the script is firing for the entire site before the collapse of the plugin. Hmmmm. Not sure how to go about rectifying this or identifying the properties, image filter/script.

But I’m definitely interested to figure it out, or whatever I might do to assist in fixing this.

Crap. I’m not sure what the filter/script is. It’s a part of the theme I’m using. If there is anyway I can figure that out for you, I would be happy to. Just let me know how I might locate it. I can also refer you to the theme’s page located here: https://bit.ly/xKP4u7

However, I did insert images into the resume page not utilizing the fancy-pants image filter, and it has similar results. I’ve done that for you now if you have the ability to check it out. Same issue still.

Is there any way to change the default expanded feature on load? I’m not entirely concerned about search engines indexing my collapsed content. BUT, if there is another way to figure this out, I’m all for it.

Again, this plugin rocks my face off. Your help is greatly appreciated (and timely help at that!)

Best,
D

Standard fare:

[checkbox checkbox-921 label_first “one” “two” “three” “four” “five”]

I’ve tried using the label_first and use_label_element commands, but to no avail. I’m banking that there is a style sheet error somewhere along the way. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Best,
Devon