jekkilekki

I’ve added your comments as an Issue on the GitHub repository for this plugin. I’ll be sure to test multiple use cases for the upcoming update.

Thanks, I’ll take care of this in the next update (hopefully this month). I need to localize my JavaScript (which handles all the strings) to make it translatable. I’ve added an Issue to the GitHub repository for this plugin here.

Thanks, I’ll take care of this in the next update (hopefully this month). I need to localize my JavaScript (which handles all the strings) to make it translatable. I’ve added an Issue to the GitHub repository for this plugin here.

Thanks, I’ll take care of this in the next update (hopefully this month). I need to localize my JavaScript (which handles all the strings) to make it translatable. I’ve added an Issue to the GitHub repository for this plugin here.

Thanks, I’ll take care of this in the next update (hopefully this month). I need to localize my JavaScript (which handles all the strings) to make it translatable. I’ve added an Issue to the GitHub repository for this plugin here.

Thanks for the feedback! I’ve created an Issue with your suggestions on the GitHub repository for this plugin.

As for your default timezone problem (Helsinki), I THINK it’s already coded to work properly if you set your default timezone in the WordPress Settings as your CITY name and not the UTC offset. I think.

It’s supposed to first use your City Timezone (if set as a City in the WordPress settings), but if you use a UTC offset, then it will guess by using the closest City in that offset.

So, go into your WordPress Settings and make sure your timezone is set to a City (like “Europe/Madrid”) and NOT something generic (like “UTC+2”).

Here’s a full list of the cities in Europe that the plugin SHOULD be scanning through first before guessing your City based on UTC offset.

Make sure the tables are in a <div> with a set width and in the CSS, set margin: 0 auto;

CSS Centering Guide

Can you be more specific about a 5-block row and 3-block row? Or post a link to your website?

I will update the plugin soon and include the translation .pot. Sorry for the delay – I’m working 2 jobs in addition to this.

I will try to release an update soon that will include the translation files. Sorry for this oversight.

Nice catch! I was also wondering why my paragraph breaks were disappearing on some of my sites. Will double check to confirm this and then update it.

Actually,I’m right in the middle of a huge rewrite of this plugin to update it to version 2.0 and add some features, clean things up, etc. I’d guess it’s about 30% complete now so I’m looking toward a release somewhere around Christmas (hopefully sooner – but I’m just a one-man team and work two jobs besides this).

Anyway, thanks for your support! Will be sure to include the “classic look” in version 2.0 as well as the new design.

Same problem here. Posted more details about my problem here.

It looks like WordPress is stripping out all my <p> tags inside my Posts and replacing them with double quotes (") – check Chrome Developer Tools (F12) to see what I mean. This is only happening on my Multisite installs, so I wonder if it’s a Multisite problem?

Let’s say my code (in the editor) looks like this:
Hello, everyone! What a <strong>nice</strong> day! Let's go <em>outside</em>.

It SHOULD be marked up like this:
<p>Hello, everyone! What a <strong>nice</strong> day! Let's go <em>outside</em>.</p>

Instead, what I see in Developer Tools is this:
"Hello, everyone! What a " <strong> "nice" </strong> " day! Let's go " <em> "outside"</em> "."

It wraps quotation marks around EVERYTHING that isn’t in a tag – and since the paragraph doesn’t have <p> tags, it wraps EVERYTHING.

• Problem site 1: a theme I developed
• Problem stie 2: a theme I downloaded
• Problem site 3: my current localhost dev environment
• Non-problem site: non-multisite install

By the way, I’m running WP Multisite on all the problem sites. This site has no <p> tag errors and is a stand-alone version of WP. So, is this a Multisite issue?

It’s a problem with your margins in your woocommerce style.css sheet on line 845 (woocommerce.joefylan.co.uk/style.css?ver=4.2.5:845). You can tell there’s a problem with the margin as well if you notice how the darker gray from the headings “Basic” and “Business” flow down the left side also.

If you right click one of the tables and go down in the menu to “Inspect Element” (in Google Chrome), you can see this code:

.entry-content li, .comment-content li, .mu_register li {
    margin: 0 0 0 36px;
    margin: 0 0 0 2.571428571rem;
}

If you turn those margin settings off or rewrite them to margin: 0; it fixes the problem. However, rewriting these to 0 might break some code in other parts of your site so to fix it properly, I’ve updated the plugin to set .pricing-table li { margin: 0; }.

Hopefully it should be fixed as soon as you update the plugin!~

Example code can be found in the Other Notes section of the plugin information.

The following example code produces the exact images in the Screenshots section of the plugin information:

[jkl-pricing-table]
  <ol>
    <li>Basic
      <ol>
        <li>$150</li>
        <li>Logo only</li>
        <li>Round 1</li>
        <li>Round 2</li>
        <li>Round 3</li>
        <li>Deliverables</li>
        <li><a href='#'>Select</a></li>
      </ol>
    </li>
    <li>Business
      <ol>
        <li>$250</li>
        <li>Logo + Letterhead</li>
        <li>Round 1</li>
        <li>Round 2</li>
        <li>Round 3</li>
        <li>Deliverables</li>
        <li><a href='#'>Select</a></li>
      </ol>
    </li>
    <li>Identity
      <ol>
        <li>$350</li>
        <li>Branding Package</li>
        <li>Round 1</li>
        <li>Round 2</li>
        <li>Round 3</li>
        <li>Deliverables</li>
        <li><a href='#'>Select</a></li>
      </ol>
    </li>
  </ol>
[/jkl-pricing-table]

I hope that helps.

I will add this as an option in a later version of the plugin. Thanks for the feedback and Github Issue.