jp2112

Sorry for the trouble. I am looking into this and should have a fix shortly.

Thank you for the update, I will update the plugin accordingly.

I created a button like this and it seems to work:

[color-button href="#wrap"]Go back here[/color-button]

Can you post the shortcode you are using?

Sounds like a CSS issue but it will be difficult to solve. Are you trying to use a box or a button?

I gave you the correct shortcode format above. There must be something else going on, maybe a caching plugin that is trying to minify the CSS. Or possibly there may be a collision with another plugin. I don’t know your specific setup. Perhaps if you check your PHP error log, there might be something there that could point to the issue.

Sometimes this will be included in a theme, sometimes not I guess. I don’t know how your theme is configured, but you could

a) Edit your archive template and use get_the_date() inside the loop to display a custom message, or
b) Add code to functions.php to do it, or
c) Find/create a plugin that does it.

Sorry I can’t be more help here but this is beyond the scope of this plugin.

The format of the shortcode is as follows:

[color-box color="hambone"]Here is some text[/color-box]

The name of the color should be passed via the “color” parameter as above. I tested it on my site and it works using the custom CSS you provided.

Thanks for the rating, this is a free plugin and I provide support in my free time. The usage of the shortcode is described in the plugin documentation, see FAQ. There are also PHP and shortcode examples on the plugin settings page if you click the Parameters tab. I don’t know how I can make it any plainer.

This will be added to the next version, thx

This will be implemented in the next version, thx

I am marking this as resolved, please start a new thread if that is not the case. Thx

Next time please create a new thread instead of hijacking an existing (old) one.

This issue is addressed in the FAQ.

Your feedburner ID is the last part of your feedburner URL.

Ex: your feed is https://feeds.feedburner.com/mycoolwebsite

Then ‘mycoolwebsite’ is your ID.

Is there a place in WordPress where you can type in a description for date-based archives? If so, then yes. If not then no.

Categories, tags and authors seem to be the only archive types that support this.

I just tried it and it is working on my site. Check the sidebar: https://www.jimmyscode.com/blog/

This is what I put into a text widget in the sidebar:

[standout-css3-button cssclass="button-rss" href="#"]Test CSS3 Button[/standout-css3-button]

And I put this into my functions.php:

add_filter('widget_text', 'do_shortcode');

I did some digging and I’m pretty sure it’s not. Let me see what I can do to add support for custom taxonomies.

What I can do is add a template tag which you can use in the custom title. It will be replaced by the category or tag name. I’ll add this to the feature request list.