Craig F.

Yes that fixed the problem, thank you!

No, there’s no page reload. The widget works fine, however I don’t think it’s a good idea to be displaying wp-admin links on the front end. It’s more of a cosmetic fix than anything.

Thanks for your response!

I believe this was a JS bug, fixed in the latest version.

I’ve emailed you directly regarding this.

Once resolved, I’ll post an update here too in case anyone else has the same problem.

There are two ways to do this:

1. Edit your CSS file and change the colours of the links/text that way.

2. If you’re using the Premium plugin, go to WP Essentials > Twitter Feed and you’ll find instructions on how to customise the Twitter feed so you can remove/edit the username and date fields.

revmitcz, I had the same issue with Custom Post Types and media attachments. Visiting a custom post would bring up the attachment.php page and it was because the Post title and Attachment had the same name. I renamed the attachment and then I could view my custom post properly.

Thanks scogie for reporting that.

I’ve updated that code so it should work for 5.2 now.

Thanks for the feedback.

Re: the include errors. The plugin was using dirname(__FILE__) to get the directory folder, but I’ve changed that in 1.0.1 and I’m just committing at the moment. Now that I’ve seen your updated message it may not be necessary but we’ll see what happens.

I like your suggestions as well, will definitely look into these in a later update.

Hi Marc,

Can you share the errors you received?

I’ve tested on a couple of different sites/servers and I’ve not seen any problems.