gstricklind

The submission turned my a element into an actual link, here is part of it

href=”#” target=”_self” class=”fl-button” role=”button”

href=”#” target=”_self” class=”fl-button” role=”button” aria-label=”Search Popup”

I was unable to find the 90 day cleanup setting. I have everything cleared out now and turned tracking off.

I think I figured it out. It’s actually not using an “ID”, but the “user” name found in the url:
Your custom URL: https://www.youtube.com/c/Creativelyblind

Here’s the fix for you to add to your next update of the plugin:
nivo-lightbox.js @ line 192 (remove “http:” from each https://

else if(video){
                var src = '',
                    classTerm = 'nivo-lightbox-video';

                if(video[1] == 'youtube'){
                    src = '//www.youtube.com/embed/'+ video[4];
                    classTerm = 'nivo-lightbox-youtube';
                }
                if(video[1] == 'youtu'){
                    src = '//www.youtube.com/embed/'+ video[3];
                    classTerm = 'nivo-lightbox-youtube';
                }
                if(video[1] == 'vimeo'){
                    src = '//player.vimeo.com/video/'+ video[3];
                    classTerm = 'nivo-lightbox-vimeo';
                }

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• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by gstricklind.

And by “all plugins” I mean all but keeping your WP Facebook OG plugin active

It’s caused by some themes customizing the wpautop function for other shortcodes such as columns.

+1
Having the same problem. The database has no data for the saved forms or submissions. I’ve deactivated and reactivated, but no change. Usually I try to keep my sites up-to-date and backed up, but that depends on the circumstance. Any idea why they’ve vanished from the database?

Hi Ron. Due to the nature of your plugin, I don’t think it’s necessary to use !important (as much).

You mention:

– the markup around the widget is dependent on the theme
– common widget elements are given default styling by the theme
– in many instances the default styling has a more specific selector

This may be true for common widget elements, but since your plugin creates and styles its own classes, there shouldn’t a problem or theme conflict.

Please read on consider this article by a core contributor regarding plugin styles: https://pippinsplugins.com/write-simple-css-in-plugins/

If anyone is considering taking over this plugin if the author allows, I’d be willing to help as much as I can.

I’m pretty sure you need an extra “module” to send notifications to admins https://wpeventregister.com/modules/

Yeah, just use the php code provided by Simon.

If you’re referring to the css, I used this:

#qtranslate-chooser li.active {
display: none !important;
}

I know you’re working on this fix; any news on when this will be released?

Must have been a server hickup. I no longer have this issue

Oh, perfect! Thanks! I’ve been working with php and hooks so much I completely forgot about using a css trick.

Have you tried the advanced settings? Image file extensions are ignored by default. Not sure if this would work but it may be worth a try.