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This would be a great feature. If uploading featured images is allowed, I don’t see why adding media shouldn’t be as well.

I just tested this and everything works fine for me. After you checked the box for links to open in a new window, did you scroll down to the bottom of the page and click “Save”?

Beyond that, perhaps you can try clearing your browser cache, or if your website is using a caching plugin (like WP Super Cache) or even a service like Cloudflare, you might want to empty the cache in those too. For things like images and HTML pages, a browser or server using caching can save a copy of an HTML page for faster loading. By emptying these caches, you’ll probably fix your problem. ??

Unfortunately, no. The plugin is more of a simple method to Amazon links. In other words, it’s a lot like just grabbing the code from Amazon directly and pasting in your post, only Amazon Link helps localize that link to your visitors.

If you have a preference over merchant or Amazon then you’ll want to check that out before you grab the ASIN from Amazon.

The best way to remedy this is to check your ASIN on a few Amazon stores before embedding it in your post. It takes a little longer, but 99% of the time I can find ASIN that’s available on all Amazon stores.

I think a good feature for the future of this plugin is to allow separate ASIN numbers for different countries. It would still take a little bit of extra work for initial posting, but much less time than finding a single ASIN that works universally.

I haven’t experienced any slowdown on my website. Is this happening in the backend? If it’s a front-end load delay, the problem wouldn’t be with the plugin but with the embedded iframes that you’re adding to your posts. Amazon Link works by using shortcodes that are automatically translated to iframe HTML code in the front end. If you’re experiencing slow load times, you could either try adding less image links to your posts, or use text links instead.

Unfortunately, you will get a lower commission with text links, but if your page loads are drastically be effected, people who are visiting your sites are probably leaving the page before it’s done loading. Using the text links will probably even increase your commissions in the long run.

What I did was add a quick bit of code to my template, replacing every instance where the post author tag is mentioned with the following:

<?php 

/**
 * Check if the current author is the anonymous author.
 * Replace the "373" below with your anonymous user's ID number.
 */
if( get_the_author_meta( 'ID' ) == 373 ) : 

    echo get_post_meta( get_the_ID(),'ap_author_name', true );

 else : 

    the_author(); 

endif; 

?>

In the “Invitation Codes List” section, hit the “Clear all codes” button. It’s better to do this before you add a bunch of codes… That seems to be the only way to get rid of it.

Hi guys! I had the same problem for a while, but then I found it in the theme’s options.

Please note that I am not affiliated with Catch Themes.

Head over to your dashboard > Appearance > Customise. Look for the option that says “Featured Slider Options” and give it a click. Then select “Featured Slider Type” and switch it from “Demo Featured Slider” to “Featured Page Slider”. From there you can add up to four pages to your featured slider. You’ll have to set the page to have a featured image, which is a feature that appears to come with the theme.

Thanks junior466, this was driving me nuts! I don’t understand why WordPress isn’t including a changelog. A simple change for them could mean hours of searching for us.

It’s also worth mentioning that some custom CSS on child themes could be messing with the display as well. Look for any mention of ‘h3.menu-toggle’ and replace it with ‘button.menu-toggle’ Or simply leave it as ‘.menu-toggle’ as you don’t need to over-qualify the selector anyway.

If WordPress allowed it, I’d be giving you some major rep-points right now, junior466. I can’t believe I missed that. You’re my hero.

If you open up the code in the plugin editor, on line 305, change the input type from “text” to “password”:

<td><input name="smtp_pass" type="password" id="smtp_pass" value="<?php print(get_option('smtp_pass')); ?>" size="40" class="code" /></td>

That will make the password appear as discs instead of the actual password. Keep in mind that until the plugin author does this, you’ll have to re-add the password type to the plugin every time it’s upgraded.

Another thing worth mentioning is that anyone who has access to your plugins directory would be able to change it back. Your best bet would be to make sure no one but yourself can access sensitive information like that. It would also be a good idea to use an email address that’s dedicated to emails from your website and not connected to anything else.

I had this problem too. Create a plugin (recommended) or add the code in the following link to your functions.php

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/solved-only-keymasters-admin-can-upload-images/

It describes what’s happening to cause the error, too. Hope this helps.

If you look at the example images in the sample dashboard provided in the “Fanfic Options” page and then at the dashboard changes displayed, none of the image icons shown in the example are displayed. Example of what it actually looks like:

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Example of what it’s supposed to look like, as expressed in the example:

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You can disable that feature by going into “Fanfic Options” and removing the checkmark from the “Override Dashboard” section. Here’s a screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/EIPCEtf.png

For the plugin author: There seems to be a problem with the CSS for the back-end stylesheet (located in the plugin directory /views/css/new_dashboard.css). The code has been minified (removed all spaces and squished together to make it load faster), which is usually okay; however, almost every single semi-colon from the last statement of each style (the one before the closing curly brace) is missing. I haven’t tested to see if this is why it’s causing display problems, but that seems like a good place to start to remedy the error.

Your link’s wrong.

Replace: <a href="/wp-login.php" class="simplemodal-login">Log In</a>
With: <a href="<?php echo site_url(); ?>/wp-login.php" class="simplemodal-login">Log In</a>

I struggled with this for a while, too. If you install WP-Recaptcha it will automatically be inserted into your form.

Take a look.