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Banyay, I’d like to ask you to set it to “resolved”. It’s not an issue with this plugin. If you want the issue announced, submit it under a different topic.

Thank you.

I checked and disproved it again! ??

No, really, there is a problem with huge posts and shortcodes in general, but it doesn’t have anything to do with my plugin. I just posted about it in more detail.

It may be a fact, but another one than initially stated. The initial statement was a rumor. ??

I’ll check it out.

Check out this post: TOC Malfunction Rumors Disproved

Including conditional logic in Widget Voodoo is not on my road map. (And if done right, it wouldn’t be a 5 minutes job for sure.)

But I can advise an alternative: If you have two widgets and want to show only one at the time, perhaps you would like to use the Widget Logic plugin.

A real shame? I can’t believe I’m reading this. I don’t have any reason to feel ashame for giving away my hard work for free :-/

Currently there is no way to specify a condition when (that is, in which context) a widget is collapsed, only what widgets are collapsed initially.

Ovidiu, try the development version. It should fix your issue.

I think the widgets in question mess things up (by not sticking to WordPress protocol), but I can’t tell for sure unless I see it w/o the voodoo effects. Deactivate WidgetVoodoo on your test blog and let me know, I would check it out then. (It’s best to drop me a note at my blog, as I check those out much more frequently than the forums here.)

The issue should be fixed now, with version 1.0.5

You are right, Ovidiu, there are issues with WPMU. I haven’t developed the plugin with MU in mind.

At this very moment, I can’t provide any advice. Sorry. But since WPMU is moving more into my focus anyway, I’ll try to resolve the issue. So stay tuned.