draco678

That was pretty fast! lol… I found the gap and was about to post. ??

how come you deleted the post again then? ?? spanked?

Jan, Sorry dude, no offense meant to you, but Brute Squad? lol

Hi cp,
Thanks for replying.
I don’t think resolution is the problem.
Check this image
https://tinypic.com/r/sm3hbd/5

the default width for the editing window should be fixed i think.

correction: shortcodes are working inside the popup.

Excellent!
By the way, the button also shows up on the admin login page. Need to be fixed. If you are open to ideas let me know, I have quite a few good ones.

Yeah… gotta try on a webserver I guess.

Ha … fooled me again. Even your tutorials site has that stupid annoying ad. But fortunately only one, but right across the face. Didn’t bother looking at your tutorials. There are better plugins out there.
Want a list of them? Wait for a while! When my website is up, I will dedicate one section just for lame lite plugins vs free monster plugins.

As of now, I stand by my decision.
Install and experience the rage in you, folks.

[Please do not post in uppercase & shout at us. Post de-capped.]

Bravo!!!A genuine breakthrough!!
It works Perfect!
Great support! Thanks a lot!!

Honestly, I didn’t know that this is your plugin!
You are welcome.
This plugin was straightforward; no gimmicks. It got what it deserved.;)

???
“violating hosting rules” is the only part that allows us to penalize this guy, if at all. There is no escape to this type of trickery elsewhere. So much so, that it has become a norm.
Sorry for the ambiguity, if any. But, a ‘trickware’ according to me is one which fools people into thinking it is free until they delve into installation and testing, when it makes them realize it is not.

I think something happens when the arrow jumps out (after collapsing the gcmbar) that disturbs the javascript (?) loaded for the sticky navigation bar. (Sorry, I am not a programmer, just a super user :))

Hi,
Placing the script in the header.php in head section didnt work out. So, I tried this:
1. Added the contents of script to stickyheadergcm.js
2. Added this code
https://pastebin.com/nDnppYKW
to functions.php
3. Added the css and body sections as you mentioned.

Although there is no change in what I described before, there is a curious effect.
If I let the default state of gcmbar to open, load the page and minimize the bar: the navigation bar gets stuck.
If I then reload the page with the gcmbar in a closed position (no changes in default state) and then open the bar, the navigation bar is not affected. It shows expected sticky behaviour.
Conclusion:
It is just the collapsing of gcmbar and not the opening, that is causing this glitch.

And one more thing: Default state closed, still loads the bar in an open position.

I used mozilla for admin login and chrome/mozilla to test the front end.

You’re right. It doesn’t steal. ?? It shaves with consent! Although from unwitting users who are poor at math! And they would give them their ‘support’ to do that flawlessly. lol

But, good trick, you must agree! And we must appreciate that especially in an outdated plugin.

Thanks for responding.
Did both.
short_open_tag = on
at
xampp->php->php.ini
(+ restarted the apache server)
and
replace all instances of <? with <?php

Not working. This time it just gives the error:
Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.