Pat Friedl

That’s odd – it’s been working great in WP4 installations. It looks like all the content is in a single div with the class “ezcol ezcol-one-third”. I’m not sure how everything got dumped into a single column, but you’d want to break them out into individual columns.

Thanks for the fast response. Basically, I’d love to see a shortcode that instead of displaying the reviews in a post listing format like a blog, display them in a grid format, possibly with an option for two or three columns.

What would also be superfantastic would be the ability to add the category or tag in order to display a subset of the reviews:

[wp-reviews cols=”2″] (would show all reviews in a two column grid

[wp-reviews cols=”2″ cat=”plugins”]
or
[wp-reviews cols=”2″ cat=”electronics”] (would display reviews in the category of choice)

As for content displayed, a summary with the ratings, link to full review and the buy button. I suppose it’d be similar to the shortcode in your pro version ([P_REVIEW]) and may compliment that one nicely. I’ll be getting the Pro version, so if there’s a way to work these additional codes in, it’d be incredible.

Thanks – it’s a great plugin so far!

Update – WordPress is setting my buttons to “display:none”! Is there any way to remove this functionality?

Yup, I’ve deactivated all plugins, and the theme isn’t modified – it’s the vanilla Twenty Twelve. I’m running OptimizePress as a plugin only, so that’s not it.

In the visual editor of the page, you should see a shortcode button. That will pop up a modular window that will allow you to insert the column shortcodes. Hope that helps!

I’m giving up on S2. I’ve asked the question in their support desk (I own S2 Member Pro) and was basically told that if I google it, I’ll find something. Not cool. I tried to get to the support desk to re-read my ticket, but you can’t access old tickets without a link and submitting a ticket is a 10 step process. Also not cool.

I’m getting the distinct feeling that the S2 guys would just like everybody to go away.

I own OptimizePress and the OptimizeMember plugin and guess what – they have a lot of info in their knowledgebase and videos on how to integrate with JVZoo. Apparently they want people to use their plugin and aren’t afraid to help them with that. And they don’t dump their support forum onto WordPress either.

So long S2!

I’m giving up on S2. I’ve asked the question in their support desk (I own S2 Member Pro) and was basically told that if I google it, I’ll find something. Not cool.

I own OptimizePress and the OptimizeMember plugin and guess what – they have a lot of info in their knowledgebase and videos on how to integrate with JVZoo. Apparently they want people to use their plugin and aren’t afraid to help them with that. And they don’t dump their support forum onto WordPress either.

So long S2!

The current version of the plugin 2.1.3 won’t have this problem – I’ve just tested it on several sites I own. If you want to manually uninstall it, you can FTP into your site, browse to wp-content/plugins and then delete the easy-columns directoty. Or you can login to your hosting account and browse the file system using cPanel and delete from there.

Must have been an odd update. The current version only has one CSS file in there.

Ok, got this fixed. Thanks!

Fixed! WordPress updated to tinyMCE and they changed how a plugin accesses the editor. It’s tested and working in the new version.

Fixed! WordPress updated to tinyMCE and they changed how a plugin accesses the editor. It’s tested and working in the new version.

Fixed! WordPress updated to tinyMCE and they changed how a plugin accesses the editor. It’s tested and working in the new version.

Fixed! WordPress updated to tinyMCE and they changed how a plugin accesses the editor. It’s tested and working in the new version.

Fixed! WordPress updated to tinyMCE and they changed how a plugin accesses the editor. It’s tested and working in the new version.