Jeff Cohan

THANK YOU, @dreamfactoryuk!

I second the motion re keeping it updated. Although it’s working fine with 3.81 for me!

In the General Options section there is an option for CSS/JS Lazy Loading which allows you to disable s2Member’s CSS and JavaScript libraries (except where necessary, it says). That’s the place I’d start. HTH.

A discussion forum would be an interesting use case. I’m afraid I can’t help you there, though.

Hey, KTS915 –

I thought you did a fine job trying to help out.

Just saying.

This can be closed here. I submitted a trouble ticket at s2Member on the topic.

A site of one of my clients was hacked, and this plugin was the back door.

I am writing an email to [email protected] to report this. I recommend others who have had this experience do so as well.

You were right, Wordfence. Why did I ever doubt you.

I called my hosting company back, and a different support tech confirmed there was blocking, contradicting what the first tech had told me.

All seems good now.

PS: I found this plugin which purports to do the same thing – WYSIJA:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wysija-newsletters/

I plan to give it a try.

Thanks for the prompt attention and turnaround!

I replaced the class file and re-tried the HTML import: it worked just fine.

Great job. Loving the new plugin.

My next job it to test the WPTR -> TablePress migration.

Jeff

Tobias –

The HTML file is on its way via email attachment.

PS: You “Meanwhile,…” suggestion did, indeed, work:

HTML -> WPTR -> CSV -> TablePress = success.

Jeff

Would this revision do it: ???

function cfplsc_shortcode($atts, $wrapped = null) {
	extract(shortcode_atts(array(
		'id' => null,
		'text' => null,
		'class' => null,
		'rel' => null,
		'title' => null,
		'target' => null
	), $atts));
	$wrapped = trim($wrapped);
	if (!empty($wrapped)) {
		$text = $wrapped;
	}
	$text = trim($text);
	$id = intval($id);
	if (empty($id)) {
		return $text;
	}
	$url = get_permalink($id);
	if (empty($text)) {
		$text = get_the_title($id);
	}
	empty($class) 	? $class = '' 	: $class = 		' class="'.esc_attr($class).'"';
	empty($rel) 	? $rel = '' 	: $rel = 		' rel="'.esc_attr($rel).'"';
	empty($title) 	? $title = '' 	: $title = 		' title="'.esc_attr($title).'"';
	empty($target) 	? $target = '' 	: $target = 	' target="'.esc_attr($target).'"';
	return '<a>'.esc_html($text).'</a>';
}

Jacob –

I appreciate your offer to help. If making AnythingSlider work becomes a priority for me again, I’ll take you up on it.

Jeff

I tested AnythingSlider for a client a month and a half ago, and I was encouraged.

I revisited the test installation today, and nothing works as it did or should.

I’m giving up.

VERY cool, @magyver. I was, indeed, overthinking. Didn’t realize the uploaded images would go into /wp-content/uploads/ (but should have).

Thanks so much.

Jeff

I’m using a child theme of twentyeleven, and I’d also like to replace the default 8 images with my own.

My concern about replacing the default images with the new ones in the twentyeleven/images/headers/ directory is that, if/when I were to update the twentyeleven theme, my custom images would be replaced with the defaults.

a) Am I right about that?

b) If so, I’d like to know how to designate a different directory (e.g., childtheme/images/headers/) as the repository of the custom images.

I thought that simply creating that new directory and uploading an image would work; it didn’t.

TIA