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Solved! Brilliant stuff, Brecht. And fast.

That worked. The widget at the bottom of page content is now horizontal.

And so is the widget in the sidebar… wandering off over the right size margin. Oops!

Can we have just one layout in CRP?

Thanks for this tip. In the last day, I installed Context Aware Sidebars and it has the renaming function. Problem solved!

Another vote for user control over post order.

My use case: a series of instructional pages to be followed in order. Title, Date or Random throws the order off and makes the list look sloppy. If we look at related content on “Page 3”, it might now be ordered Page 5, Page 1, Page 4, Page 2. (Page 3 is omitted of course). It should show as Page 1, Page 2, Page 4, Page 5.

Otherwise, a very good plugin. Simple and fast. It does exactly what it needs to do and no more.

Hi,

Sorry… let this one slide for a while.

I changed the web browser from Chrome to Safari, but the problem persists. Deactivated all other plugins, but still the problem persists. I can’t change the theme, but it’s a Genesis child theme, so should be rock solid. Not technical enough to check the console log.

Any other ideas? Thanks.

Eric

Hello Hardeep,

I’ve re-run the P3 scan. Custom Login Page Customizer now takes 0.1449 seconds. That’s less than half the previous number, although it’s still pretty slow for such a basic plugin. It’s also still No. 2 on time consumption on our site, out of 34 active plugins.

Since most of the code isn’t loading unless the login page is open, could it be something about the P2 Plugin Profiler?

Thanks for the help.

Hello Hardeep,

The changes were accepted and I ran the scan. It still produces a run time of 0.3632 seconds (unchanged).

Eric

Hi Hardeep,

I copied and pasted the code as instructed and got this reply when I tried to run the scan:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function is_login_page() in /home/content/p3pnexwpnas08_data02/34/2479434/html/wp-content/plugins/login-customizer/login-customizer.php on line 41