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In the shortcode you can only specify a width or height for the thermometer image, not both. If there is still an issue let me know what shortcode you are using and a webpage where this issue is occurring.

Hi,

Thanks, you found a bug where some CSS code was conflicting. If you update the plugin to the latest version this should fix the issue.

regards

Sorry, not sure I follow your question exactly. Do you want to make the colours more striking? There is a colour picker on the plugin option page where you can define the shade precisely.

Or do you want to have different colours in each thermometer? That’s currently not possible, but could be an easy update to the plugin.

Hi,

Sorry but I’m unable to recreate this problem. What shortcode are you using? Is it just commas producing this error?

Some things to try:
1. Update the settings from the thermometer menu page so that you have some default options.
2. Delete any thermometer images within the plugin directory and see if they get written again.
3. If the image is still broken it may be that the plugin can’t write to the folder. If you give the donation-thermometer plugin folder permissions of 777 then this may fix your issue. If doesn’t solve it then keep it at 755.

Some server error log messages will be useful too if you have access to them. This will give the line of code that is failing.

Sorry for the very late reply, but yes, you are able to customize the currency type, or leave it empty.

Of course. In fact you can have an unlimited number on the same page. You just need to specify the raised and target values in each shortcode

e.g., [thermometer raised=565 target=1000 align=right],

otherwise these values will be taken from the defaults entered on the plugin’s option page.

The thermometer to the right on your test page is displaying the alt and title attributes correctly. At least in Chrome. Do they not display correctly in your browser? Hover your cursor over the image and you should see it.

Although, by title do you mean some kind of heading written above the thermometer? You can add this simply by typing text before the shortcode.

Use neutral quotation marks in the shortcode and it will work:

[thermometer raised=290 target=1500 width=150px align=left currency=$ alt='Thanks for the donations!' trailing=false]

Thanks for highlighting…I’ll address these warnings in the next release.

I don’t see why there should be…for a plugin as simple as this it has been very rare for there to be any conflicts with WordPress themes. The most common issues are otherwise addressed in the FAQ.

Plugin update has been uploaded a few minutes ago..let me know how you get on.

You have some CSS code (associated with something called Flexslider) which is applying a default height and width property to all images, at least in posts it looks like. This is overriding the values assigned to the thermometer by my plugin.

I can modify my plugin relatively simply to account for this conflict, so you could wait for an update shortly if you like?

Could you show the shortcode you use, and an example page where the problem occurs?

The imagettfbbox() and imagettftext() functions look like they do require the Freetype library as well, so maybe things have been changed on your server recently?
https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.imagettfbbox.php

These functions have been there since the beginning, so if previous versions of the plugin do still happen to work for you, then I would be interested to pinpoint the reason why. They can be downloaded from the developers tab on the wordpress plugin page.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/donation-thermometer/

I will have a look into using imagestring() as an alternative for the next update.

Could you provide the error message please, or an example page where it’s triggered, and will look into it. Is it the same line and function giving the error?