Friar

I also need responsive rules for this box. If I enable it on mobile it’s too wide for the screen and cannot be used. I tried adding CSS rules that would force it to resize depending on the users screen size, but even doing that with custom CSS didnt work.

It was never resolved for me. We just stopped using the plugin and decided to use https://ifttt.com/ for posting instead. I would have liked to use this plugin, but without someone who can really dig into why the scheduler didn’t work it was easier to just uninstall and use something else.

The table wp_top_ten_daily has 15.56MB at this moment. I’m not sure if that’s large or not. What do you think? Our site speed was basically crippled with it enabled, and we couldn’t handle more than 70 or so users at a time. Previously we had 800+ on the site with no trouble, so whatever happened with the plugin occurred rather suddenly after 4-5 weeks of use.

The plugin just started doing this, after running fine for about 5 weeks. We have a high traffic site, with about 20-30k users per day on it, and over a dozen posts going up most days. Would this affect plugin performance over a 4-5 week period?

As far as I can tell all is correct. I even had the host switch it to linux CRON instead of WP Cron, and the problem still exists. Posts are going up as soon as articles are published, with no regard for the time setting I have entered.

Just checking back on this, anyone have any ideas?