frank tredici

see @patj’s answer here –> https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/231718/how-to-enable-admins-to-see-plugins/231721#231721

Perfect. Worked like a charm. the color style threw me. Thanks @AnthonyHortin.

Oh cool, I did not know that. I was expecting a style such as background-color. I’ll give it a try and post back. Thanks @AnthonyHortin.

Thanks @AnthonyHortin but it’s the button’s background color I want to change

I have to downgrade the rating to 2 stars now. The plugin broke a month or so ago and caused the need to “jury rig” the shortcode to get the right number of feeds to pull. It worked for a while until 2 days ago when it broke again and is deemed irreparable. So I deleted the plugin and installed “Feed Them Social…” (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/feed-them-social/) in case anyone is researching and deciding to install a reliable Twitter Feed plugin.

Awesome, Thanks @AnthonyHortin.

I’ll take a look at it shortly and let you know if there are other ideas I may have.

Thank you for your work on Quark.

found it.

attachment.php in the child theme directory (not page-templates) is the answer.

Yes, thanks for the response @VladimirGaragulya. At first, it was not intuitive — I was looking for “Media”. But I ended up discovering it and I got it to work. Your answer is (obviously) the correct one. Thanks for the plugin.

Nevermind. We’re going to take an entirely different route with a different plugin. Best regards to you though.

Nevermind. We’re going to take an entirely different route with a different plugin. Best regards to you though.

the link does not go to a user guide

Plus it is very un-intuitive as to why you provide content boxes for Contact Info yet the data appears no where.

Why is that?

Hi @aristotel_timely.

Do you support the plugin?

wondering if there is any support for the plugin

After a bit is digging and work, I finally got my script to identify the private posts and to selectively remove them on a conditional basis from the option_name = “ws_plugin__s2member_options” settings.

Objective: I want to make all private posts public after a certain defined number of weeks of being restricted.

My script re-writes the “level0_posts”, “level1_posts”, “level2_posts”, “level3_posts”, and “level4_posts” perfectly.

However, when I run the script I get the following errors and my query fails to update the wp_options table:

You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘options_checksum”;s:32:”620f01dcca7b6b9fe1508dacab099e37″;s:15:”options_version”‘ at line 2

Can anyone assist on how to resolve this error?

Plus here are posts on the S2 restriction array that no longer exist in the WordPress posts table. How do I remove them from S2 and sync to my WP tables?

Thank you.

After a bit is digging and work, I finally got my script to identify the private posts and to selectively remove them on a conditional basis from the option_name = “ws_plugin__s2member_options” settings.

Objective: I want to make all private posts public after a certain defined number of weeks of being restricted.

My script re-writes the “level0_posts”, “level1_posts”, “level2_posts”, “level3_posts”, and “level4_posts” perfectly.

However, when I run the script I get the following errors and my query fails to update the wp_options table:

You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘options_checksum”;s:32:”620f01dcca7b6b9fe1508dacab099e37″;s:15:”options_version”‘ at line 2

Can anyone assist on how to resolve this error?

Plus here are posts on the S2 restriction array that no longer exist in the WordPress posts table. How do I remove them from S2 and sync to my WP tables?

Thank you.