Jason

Nevermind, I didn’t pick an End Date. Once I did, it showed up fine in the calendar widget. Since I didn’t know when the end time would be, I didn’t pick an end date. Perhaps it makes sense to not require an end time/date for the event? Maybe default to a single day event unless otherwise specified? Just a thought.

Great plugin, by the way. And thanks!

Thank you! This was very helpful. To clarify, it’s the functions.php file in a person’s theme that needs editing. Using WooCommerce’s “override” instructions did not work for me. Since I did not want to create a Child theme, and I did not want to lose these revisions upon the next theme update, I chose to use Arthur Gareginyan’s “My Custom Functions” plugin. Worked like a charm.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Jason.

I gave Email Subscribers a 5 star rating a month ago because I find it a helpful tool and it was free. If you decide to introduce a premium version with enhanced features, I am willing to pay. Thanks.

Thanks. I found out what happened. At some point the Unsubscribe text in Settings got deleted. Your documentation does not tell users how to put it back. The instructions to add Unsubscribe link to Welcome email are the same, "Please <a href='###LINK###'>click here</a> to unsubscribe."

Other than adding this to your documentation, I would also suggest a way to allow ###EMAIL### in the Unsubscribe text settings box. Many marketers like to repeat the recipient’s email address at the bottom near the Unsubscribe link, i.e. “This message was intended for ###EMAIL###.” Currently, this would need to be added to Compose area.

Thanks for a great plugin and for always finding ways to improve it.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by Jason.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by Jason.

According to your documentation, Unsubscribe links are generated automatically. On the two sites I have your plugin installed, they do not. Apparently, both themes I am using are not compatible with your plugin. For the record, I am using a premium “paid for” theme, Three Quarters, by PersianArt. I purchased this theme last year. On the other site, I am using TwentyEleven. Both WordPress versions are the latest.

If your plugin cannot handle Unsubscribe links for my two sites, is there an alternative way? Otherwise, I’ll need to use MailChimp.

I am using ###LINK### in the Compose email section. Where else am I supposed to use it? When I run a test and get the email, I don’t get a link at all. All I get is plain text, “###LINK###,” in my email message. Other keywords are properly converted, such as ###NAME### and ###EMAIL###.

Also, I have no idea what the field “Unsubscribe text in mail” is supposed to do. All that comes through email is plain text. Nothing in the field gets converted. Nothing links allowing someone to click it and unsubscribe.

Please tell me what I am doing wrong. Thank you.

I was able to edit the code in card.php, as you suggested. It is now displaying like I want it to. Thanks for your help!

The version still reads 1.5, and I cannot “update” from WordPress Admin. I see that it was updated 2 weeks ago, but I guess I need to download manually and upload through FTP. Thanks for your efforts! Maybe a version change would enable updating through the admin?

Sorry, that link does not display thumbnails. Also, this plugin does not seem to be compatible with the current version of WordPress, and that is why I am running into numerous bugs. If you decide to continue work on this plugin, I would be interested in paying something for it, but in its current form it is unusable. Thanks.

The Custom CSS textbox is very helpful, though I’ll add another tip:

Since the inline element width styling (based on number of columns) normally takes priority and cannot be removed, you would need to add !important just before the semicolon in the custom CSS declaration.

Example:

@media screen and (max-width: 480px) {
.document-gallery .document-icon {
  width: 99%!important;
}
}

I just Googled it and it worked for me, though I have not tested it extensively. In effect, this makes a single column for mobile devices. If you wanted to create another breakpoint for tablets, simply create another rule for 768px and declare its width, perhaps 32% (which would be 3 columns). Unfortunately, documents are created in rows and cannot break out of the row when making responsive. Say you want 4 columns for desktop and 3 columns for tablets, and have provided custom CSS to make that happen. Tablet users see the first 3 documents in the top row, then below that the remaining (4th) document that “wrapped” around to the next line. The 5th document doesn’t follow after the 4th, but rather on the next line, since it has been placed in a new row based on number of columns in settings.

A great enhancement to this plugin would be to improve responsiveness, so that documents are not stuck in their rows with a pre-determined number of columns.

For those who want to revert back to the previous version, just go to the Developers tab at the top right where previous versions are listed and available for download.