lukerollans

I see now that it’s the “Toggle” icon. Might be a good idea to update that tooltip to read “Toggle / Accordion” or something ??

Hi Tim,

Is it possible for you to open the testimonial in your back end and choose the “Text” tab in the WYSIWYG editor. Could you please confirm that within the testimonial content that the tags which seem to be stripped are present?

This will nail nail whether the tags are being stripped on output or upon saving

Duplicate closed. Will refer to previous issue ??

Closed due to lack of reply and lack of issue.

There is no option to turn off captcha yet. It will be implemented in the next version.

Sending an automatic email is not a feature of Clean Testimonials either, so I can’t help you here. I suggest starting here:
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/56229/sends-out-email-to-admin

Hi ThePopularizer,

Are you able to provide any further information? Clean Testimonials does not strip any tags from testimonials.

As you can see at the link below on line 47, post_content is sent to the browser without any manipulation.

https://github.com/lukerollans/clean-testimonials/blob/master/class.wp-testimonial.php

Is this what you are referring to?

Marking as resolved as not an issue with plugin

It appears that CAPTCHA is throwing a javascript error on pistolpackinmamas.org.

This isn’t an issue with the plugin, it is an issue with the theme. Perhaps the version of jQuery you are using is too old. You’ll need a developer to help you with this.

I am going to be releasing a new version of Clean Testimonials very shortly, just a minor release which will enable you to turn off CAPTCHA if you wish. You can use this to work around the issue if you like.

Hey ucandog,

Can you please confirm which version of Clean Testimonials is running on both sites?

Thank you.

Hi dreamgrowers,

I did not include any screenshots of how the testimonials look from a customers perspective given no styling ships with Clean Testimonials out of the box. This means that it is completely up to your theme to determine how a testimonial looks.

Because of this, displaying a screenshot of how a testimonial looks on my website would give you an inaccurate example of what to expect.

The HTML which Clean Testimonials uses is well structured, and if you’re using a well built theme, they should display very nicely.

Marking as resolved, not an issue.

Hi makimoto,

I’m not sure what you mean. All of Clean Testimonials functionality can be invoked through shortcodes.

The shortcodes can be found here: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/clean-testimonials/faq/

So, for example, in PHP to display a specific testimonial in a template, use the following code

<?php echo do_shortcode('[testimonial id="153"]'); ?>

If that doesn’t answer your question, please be more specific and I will do my best to help you.

Marking as resolved, not an issue.

Categories can be used any way you wish. For example, you may want to categorise your customers testimonials by the products you sell, or something ??

Version 1.3.3 has just been released which addresses this issue.