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Looks good. thanks!

JoakimB, I know it’s almost been a year since you figured out this solution, but does it still work for you? I’m trying to do this exact thing and while the “any” option does show up in the dropdown menu, when I choose it and save the settings, my slider doesn’t stops showing anything at all.

Alternatively, I can’t manage to find another slider plugin that supports multiple types of content.

Thanks Ron. Yeah, that’s always an option. Regardless, I tried experimenting by editing admin.php and messing around with <input type="checkbox"> and so forth on line 206ish. I got the different post types to show up as list items with checkboxes so I could select multiple types. However even though it said “settings saved”, the checkboxes didn’t remain checked after saving. And it didn’t reflect on the front end either. I’m no guru, but maybe it’s a database thing.

I reverted to “factory settings” but I’m at least proud of myself for getting the list to show up. I know it’s not recommended practice even if I did get it to work because plugin updates would wipe out my changes. C’est la vie. I’ll go hunting for a different plugin.

Cheers.

Sorry to bump, but *bump*

Sounds good! Thanks, Dave. A little display: none will work for now…

Dave, thanks for getting back. I totally understand if the content limit is set to a number above 0 that wpautop is disabled. Makes perfect sense.
But I’ve always had it set to “0” in the content limit with the wpautop checked, and I’m still having this issue of a blank More Link appearing.

Here’s a couple screenshots:
Settings
More Link

And here is the webpage in question: https://projectsacramento.com/our-story/ at the bottom of the “Caleb & Chrissy” section.

For me, the code in question starts on line 585:

$tmp .= '<a class="gmw-thumbnail-map" href="' . $instance['thumb_link'] . '">';

    }

    $tmp .= '<img title="' . __('Click to open larger map', 'google-maps-widget') . '" alt="' . __('Click to open larger map', 'google-maps-widget') . '" src="//maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?center=' .

         urlencode($instance['address']) . '&zoom=' . $instance['thumb_zoom'] .

         '&size=' . $instance['thumb_width'] . 'x' . $instance['thumb_height'] . '&maptype=' . $instance['thumb_type'] .

         '&sensor=false&scale=1&markers=size:' . $instance['thumb_pin_size'] . '%7Ccolor:' . $instance['thumb_pin_color'] . '%7Clabel:A%7C' .

         urlencode($instance['address']) . '&language=' . $lang . '&visual_refresh=' . $instance['thumb_new_colors'] .'">';

    if ($instance['thumb_link_type'] == 'lightbox' || $instance['thumb_link_type'] == 'custom') {

      $tmp .= '</a>';

I just replaced everything starting at <img title= and before the closing </a> tag with the text “MAP”. Works great!

I heard from support at MailChimp that it could have something to do with the plugin updating to the new Google OAuth 2.0

Having the same issue. I’ve tried everything out there including:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-analytics360-google-authentication-error?replies=16

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-analytics360-cant-authenticate-with-google-account?replies=6

My error message is:

The page you have requested cannot be displayed. Another site was requesting access to your Google Account, but sent a malformed request. Please contact the site that you were trying to use when you received this message to inform them of the error. A detailed error message follows:

The site “https://aweddingbreeze.com” has not been registered.

worked beautifully. thank you

aha, works… but what if I want to keep that yellow top border at 100%?

Thanks, alchymyth, I removed the float at the first break point, but it doesn’t seem to have changed anything.

Vadim,

If you have FTP access to your site’s theme files, look for a file most likely called “style.css”.

If you don’t know how to do any of that, go to your WordPress Dashboard. Then go to Appearance > Editor. In the right column, look for your Stylesheet, and click on it to bring it up in the editor.

Scroll all the way to the bottom and add something like this:

.form.mc4wp-form input[type=submit] {
	background: #FFFFFF;
	color: #000000;
	border: 1px solid #000000;
	font-weight: bold;
	font-size: 13px;
}

“.form.mc4wp-form input[type=submit]” is the selector for the Mailchimp button. It basically tells your browser to selectively style the button in the way you specify.

“background” is where you specify your background color. You can use hexadecimal or RGB. info: https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_colors.asp

The other options (color, border, font-weight, font-size) I just put for your information and experimentation. You can remove them from the code if you wish.

If you want to have the button change when your mouse pointer hovers over it, add this code as well and experiment:

.form.mc4wp-form input[type=submit]:hover {
	background: #000000;
	color: #ffffff;
	border: 1px solid #000000;
	cursor: pointer;
	cursor: hand;
}

When you’re done, click “Update File” and reload your webpage to see the results.

Cheers.

Perfect! Yeah, that’s weird how “Notes regarding the form designer” just appears after a reload. Everything I needed to know was hiding there the whole time!

Thanks a lot, man.

Jordna

Danny,
Thanks for the help. I have no problem doing this, but I’m having trouble figuring out what ID or class to use.
– Jordan