Pat Friedl

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.

Fully compatible with up to 3.9

Sorrry guys, I can’t reproduce this issue. You can email me and I’d be happy to login and see the issue so I can fix it. Thanks!

Do you have an example link? The CSS is using media queries, so it could be Win 8 mobile is reporting something I need to be aware of.

You’re correct, Easy Columns will look different on IE8 because I use box-model CSS for the columns. It looks and works better on current browsers back to IE9. I’ve started dropping support for IE8 because worldwide usage is now less than 10%.

Hmm, that’s an odd problem. I’ll check it out and see if I can come up with a fix!

Sorry about that guys – I’ll have a new update very soon. In the meantime since you’re trying to delete (why God, why?!) you should be able to login to your cpanel or FTP to your site, browse to the wp-content/plugins folder and delete the easy-columns folder.

Again, I’ll have a fix ASAP!

Phil,
I’ll definintely see about adding a check for the column shortcode before including it.

I’m rolling an update into the plugin that will allow you to add nested DIV tags. Currently in WordPress, you can’t nest shortcodes, but I’m wiring it so you can do shortcodes like this:

[ezdiv_1]
[ezdiv_2]...[/ezdiv_2]
[/ezdiv_1]

I’ll see what I can do about nesting multiple columns.

Do you have an example I can check?

You can add any custom CSS to the custom CSS box in the settings page. Here, you could add a class for columns that added a border, shading, wahtever. Then just add that class to your columns like so:

[ezcol_1third class="mycustomClass"]...[/ezcol_1third]

And that’ll use the custom CSS you set up. Hope that helps!

You should be able to use any style at all inside the columns, as Easy Columns doesn’t enforce any style rules on the content. Of course, you could add custom CSS in the custom CSS box in the settings page.

You could create a class for positioning your lists, and then just add that class to your columns and it’ll do the styling.

Hope that helps!

It may depend on the slider code as well. If you do any debugging, say in Chrome or FireFox, you can select the main slider element (typically a DIV tag) and then see what the computed CSS is.

Typically on a DIV tag, you’ll want to make sure the CSS for centering is:

margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;

Easy Columns doesn’t enforce any style on the content, just the columns, so that CSS may help.