jasie

I did not use your plugin to create an event, I did it in my plugin with wp_schedule_event() (with a custom recurrence). Hence, I had no need to create a custom recurrence via your plugin.
The event gets only deleted on uninstallation of the plugin. I “just” use your plugin to check on all scheduled events and to manually execute mine. I just checked what I could do, if I use your event-edit.
My custom event still exists. Would you like a screenshot?

big sorry for overseeing that, thanks for letting me know

great, thanks a lot!

additionally, can I suggest an improvement? after successfully posting the form, the focus jumps (correctly) to the top of the jump, thus losing focus on the widget and its success message. perhaps, you can add an anchor to the widget and use it in the form’s action url to keep the focus the widget.

hi shoky,
sorry you have trouble with our plugin. we’ll try to help you.

yes, installing the plugin and just setting the ‘items per page’ for recent posts to 4 should be enough. how many posts has your blog?

https://67.227.143.206/~equorum/blog/ doesn’t show a blog, though – seems to redirect to not-found page?

hi G S R K Abhimanyu,

can you provide a screenshot of your plugin settings?

hi ki ho chung,

your items per page numbers are way too large. instead of a 20, put a 3 in there, then the plugin will separate your categories links and recent posts links into 3 per (widget) page ??

does it work now?

hi ki ho chung,

thanks for contacting us. your hml for the widgets looks fine, so maybe
the options are not right. what values did you set in the plugin options? Could you send a screenshot of the options page?

hi imjscn,

thanks a lot, that you like our plugin, and thanks again for reporting your problems with it!

which version of the plugin are you using with which version of wordpress?

concerning the input box: could you send us a screenshot at [email protected], please?

concerning the imperfection: you are right. we will put that on our toDo-list!

concerning the paginator position: we never imaged someone would want the pagination above the widget, so we only made the horizontal position optional (left, center, right). of course, we can add another option for the vertical position easily. what have you got in mind with ‘any other position’ – probably not anywhere on the page?

looking forward to your answers ??

hi, sorry that you have problems!
on https://wgpag.jana-sieber.de/, child categories work.
which version of the plugin are you using?
do you have a link to your page, so we can check?
what settings did you chose in the categories widget?

aroengbinang, can you please also tell us the link of the WP-PostViews plugin?

Thanks, aroengbinang, but I can’t identify the WP-PostViews views statistics widget for sure – is it the one with the headline ‘Terpopuler’ (the one under the paginated recent posts widget)?
If so, then it would generally be possible for us to extend the paginator plugin ??

Hi aroengbinang,

Supporting custom widgets is tricky and one solution probably won’t work for all of them. Can you post a link to your blog so that we can have a look at the internal structure of the postviews widget? Thanks!

Hi theLerato,

Supporting custom widgets is tricky and one solution probably won’t work for all of them. Can you post a link to your blog so that we can have a look at the internal structure of the authors avatars widget? Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback!

We haven’t thought about such a feature, yet. Would displaying the left arrow without a link already be useful? Or do you need it to point to the last item in any case?

In other words, is the aesthetic thing a merely consequence of cycling back to the last page or a stand-alone option?

I just sent you my code extension. Works fine ?? Thanks for your cooperation; and let me know if you are interested in l10n.