Griff

It’s been working fine for us up until a week or so ago. The RSS feed displays on the home page correctly if I’m logged in as admin but otherwise, it’s no longer updating. A weird glitch.

Any suggestions for an alternative plugin that offers similar power/ease of use?

Same problem here. Nothing seems to work. AARRGGHH.

Sorry I can’t help you, @mateostockholm.

I decided to use SumoMe for my popup instead.

And is adjusting the setting for “Reappear after 1 day using Cookie” also a Pro feature?

Okay! What’s the URL of the page that indicates that? I must have missed it.

Well, by plugging in colors in additional fields, it seemed to trigger something because now the colors are working. I didn’t need to add the CSS. So that’s good!

I was confused about the opacity setting. That’s working.

So I’ll mark this topic ‘resolved’ for now. I have another issue but I’ll start a new topic for it.

Thanks!

Hi @voltroid,

No, in all three places where I’ve tried to change the text color, the hash # is included. Here’s a screen capture of the first one:
https://mountainbikegeezer.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/chimpmate-color-problem-1.png

Also, I’ve changed the background opacity via the slider and that’s not taking effect either.

What now?

Thanks much for the insert-facebook-pixel-on-every-page plugin, Kellen.

I got the same parse error as @fafconetadmin but the fix by @manucnx (change those double quotations with single quotations) worked for me. Thanks, @manucnx.

It should also be noted that this enabled the code not just for pages but for posts, too.

@voltroid, I had the same problem but your suggested fix worked.

Thanks!

I take it back. On the recommendation of my web host, I turned off the WP-Super Cache plugin and then resubmitted the feed to the validator and it came up clean.

And then I tested it with Mailchimp and it works.

So thank you, Joseph!

Dang, the plugin doesn’t seem to solve my problem with the RSS feed.

I’ve filed a ticket at:
https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/35043

This appears to be the cause of a new problem I’m having with images in the RSS feed. When I plug my feed into the validator at:
https://validator.w3.org/feed/

It says:

This feed is valid, but interoperability with the widest range of feed readers could be improved by implementing the following recommendations.

line 41, column 0: content:encoded should not contain srcset attribute

line 41, column 0: content:encoded should not contain sizes attribute

The problem (broken images) shows up in Mailchimp where I use the RSS-to-email template.

Glad to hear, Bradvin. Keep me posted.

You probably noticed that I replaced the 3 of the 4 embedded Picasaweb slideshows at https://knechts.net/landscaping/ with HTML 5 versions using:
https://www.slidemypics.com/

Thanks, Zulf, that worked!

Same problem for me, Zulf. I’ve deactivated the plugin for now.

Would it make sense to make Version 1.2.1 available in the meantime? That version seemed bug-free.