jrcollins

The plugin uses the email address associated with the user’s WordPress installation by default. After changing the email address the same email is used when creating new forms even after reinstalling the plugin.

I see now it’s possible to do this using the rp4wp_heading filter.

Yes, that’s what I thought but I don’t seem to be able to find a solution. I was hoping you might have encountered this issue before.

Ok, thanks for the explanation.

Is anyone working on a fix for this issue?

I rolled back the update to 4.8.3 and everything is now back to normal.

I’m having the same problem after uploading or deleting template files from my child theme. Just noticed this problem after updating to 4.9.

UPDATE: there’s another, easier, solution to this problem. At the top of the settings page for the plugin there’s a checkbox labelled, “custom formatting”. The description reads, “Enable this option if you face any problems with formatting of nested shortcodes.”

I found the following function works for me:

add_filter( 'the_content', 'tgm_io_shortcode_empty_paragraph_fix' );
/**
 * Filters the content to remove any extra paragraph or break tags
 * caused by shortcodes.
 *
 * @since 1.0.0
 *
 * @param string $content  String of HTML content.
 * @return string $content Amended string of HTML content.
 */
function tgm_io_shortcode_empty_paragraph_fix( $content ) {
 
    $array = array(
        '<p>['    => '[',
        ']</p>'   => ']',
        ']<br />' => ']'
    );
    return strtr( $content, $array );
 
}

Place it in your child theme’s functions.php file.

The above code was posted at the following URL: https://thomasgriffin.io/remove-empty-paragraph-tags-shortcodes-wordpress/

I see now I was looking at the HTML element in an iframe and not the actual root html element.

This question is now resolved. To achieve the desired result it wasn’t necessary to edit the template HTML. I just had to make a few adjustments to the CSS.
The following are the 3 relevant classes that need to be edited in order to change the size of the image:

• .aalb-pa-product-container
• .aalb-pa-product-image
• .aalb-pa-product-image-source

This is the (unedited) image tag in my custom product ad template:

<img class="aalb-667-pa-product-image-source" src="{{MediumImageURL}}" srcset="{{LargeImageURL}}" alt="{{Title}}" />

And the following is the CSS applied to the image:

.aalb-667-pa-product-image-source {
    max-width: 150px;
    max-height: 150px;
    vertical-align: bottom;
}

I tried changing src="{{MediumImageURL}} to src="{{LargeImageURL}} and changing the CSS maximum width and height restrictions but it had no effect on the size of the image.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by jrcollins.

Thanks, it was just a simple mistake on my part.

Ok, thanks for your help.

So if I want to make changes to the stylesheet I should do so in the plugin settings? I did try to do that but was unable to edit the stylesheet.