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The message color was set to default to white. This made the page look like the message wasn’t displaying because the background was also white. All you need to do is change the message color in the color picker to whatever color you want and the message will display.

The plugin has been updated to make black the default message color.

The plugin only redirects non-admin pages to the maintenance mode page. It could not create a DNS error. You may have had a conflict with something in your theme or another plugin.

The message color was set to default to white. This made the page look like the message wasn’t displaying because the background was also white. All you need to do is change the message color in the color picker to whatever color you want and the message will display.

The plugin has been updated to make black the default message color.

You should talk to the support at WP Super Cache. I don’t know how their plugin works.

The default font color was set to white. This made the page look like it was blank. If you have the plugin already installed, change the message color from white to another color by using the color picker.

The plugin has been changed to default to black for the message color on new installs.

Thanks

After you fill out the form, an email will be sent to you with a link to download the plugin. If you already filled out the form, check your email for the link. I went through the process and it worked fine.

If you fill out the contact form on my website with your email address, I will send it to you. Contact us

Shortcodes are working now. Download the latest version and give it a try.

Sorry you feel that way. The plugin provides some good features and the code is open source. You are more than welcome to modify the code any way you like.

There is not any a/b testing built in at this time. You can use Google’s split testing or one of the other various testing programs out there to accomplish split testing.

I setup a scenario just like you showed in the video. The line break tags work fine for me. I went to your site to see the page, but it was already taken down. If you setup another example, I will be happy to take a look at the code to see what it is doing.

I just tried the plugin in a WordPress 3.6 installation and it worked fine. If you think it is the landing page plugin that is causing the error, login to your site control panel and delete the folder WordPress creates under wp-content/plugins/ultimate-landing-page-and-coming-soon. This will remove all of the code that is executing for the plugin.

This functionality is available in the Ultimate Landing Page Advanced plugin.

Resolved

The space issue has been fixed in version 1.1.13. It was an Internet Explorer issue only.

Redirecting to your blog post after the user submits depends on what page the action of your form goes to. This is most controllable using the Ultimate Landing Page Advanced plugin which can be found at our website, https://www.thinklandingpages.com

Try uninstalling the plugin and reinstall it. Also, make sure you are using the latest version of the plugin.