Tekguild

Try this:

add_filter( 'woocommerce_get_image_size_gallery_thumbnail', 'override_woocommerce_image_size_gallery_thumbnail' );
function override_woocommerce_image_size_gallery_thumbnail( $size ) {
// Gallery thumbnails: proportional, max width 200px
return array(
'width' => 96,//change width here
'height' => 150,//change height here
'crop' => 0,
);
}

Hello again!

There actually *is* a default registration page – or a form, at the very least.

It’s the form that is shown when you click on ‘Register’ below the Login form.

This is the Login form, styled with White Label CMS:

https://tinypic.com/r/2ypajyh/9

And this is the Registration form – as you can see, it doesn’t have the same styles applied:

https://tinypic.com/r/297eo5/9

Hope that helps!

Thanks for the offer, but I’ve already moved on.

Here’s the thing – if it was caused by another plugin or update, was it due to lack of testing? When you change the plugin so significantly I would expect some thorough beta testing.

The fact that the plugin sent even a one-time notice to *anyone*, especially non-admin users, is simply unacceptable. It does not inspire confidence, no matter how good your intentions are.

I’m not trying to be mean or difficult – I simply want you to understand that we, the users, often have a significant client base and errant behavior from a plugin takes time and effort out of our day, likely unbillable hours, to rectify with our clients.

I’ve already spent too much time dealing with this. Again, I simply wanted to make a statement and be on with my day.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Tekguild.

Are you sure that’s the case, because I can see downloads I made from 4 weeks ago in the logs…and I’m definitely an admin.

Thank you for adding that info to the docs! I do appreciate it – even if I no longer use the plugin, I’m sure someone else will benefit.

Where is the documentation on the 6.x version that states that specifically? I’m looking at the docs and I see nothing that indicates TML creates pages when installed/activated nor deletes those pages upon plugin deletion.

https://docs.thememylogin.com/article/38-legacy-installation

It would seem rather important that this info be documented or, even better, a warning posted during the deletion process. Go one further and give the *option* to create and/or delete pages.

I, too, am having this problem and it’s only started occurring recently (as of 3.2.2?).

The problem is exactly like Comstrat indicates.

1. Clone a published post
2. Quick Edit the new draft – not that the slug is exactly the same as the original, published post (it used to add ‘-2’ to the slug).
3. Save the cloned/draft post.
4. The original post is no longer viewable as it’s slug has been changed – it now has the ‘-2’ at the end, which should have been for the *cloned* post.

I have 3.2.2 of Duplicate Post, I’ve unchecked ‘Slug’ in the options, saved, then gone back and checked it and saved again, but the issue still exists. More than happy to give you admin access to see this issue in action, as relaying all the theme settings, plugins/plugin settings, etc. may be more time consuming than just having you see it directly.

I have not seen that email yet. Can you try resending?

Conditional logic is definitely broken for User Registration as well.

Basing any conditional logic on a field within a Repeater to control assignment of Roles in the GF User Registration add-on will not work.

And a minute later I found the solution. Use 1 and 0 instead of true or false (respectively). You don’t need to put the number in quotes, at least according to what I’m seeing.

This shortcode hid both the title and registration link:

[theme-my-login show_title=”0″ show_reg_link=0]

I’m also having this problem. I’m using the shortcode in Popup Maker (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/popup-maker/) and, while the login form is shown, the parameters don’t seem to have an effect.

I tried variables both with and without quotes:
[theme-my-login show_title=false show_reg_link=false]
[theme-my-login show_title=”false” show_reg_link=”false”]

Maybe you can clarify what the ‘meta value’ is, how it’s generated and how it may be manually inserted to get the shortcode variables to work properly.

I really like this plugin and appreciate your efforts!

I also can confirm that Andrew’s fix works.

Another call to update the plugin, if you would be so kind…!

I can’t because, as I said, the site it not public yet and copy/pasting HTML from the site contains sensitive info.

Do you have any other method of troubleshooting?

I really like this plugin as well, but something apparently has changed or broken in it where, in many cases, it no longer ‘overrides’ other CSS in the theme unless using the !important declaration.

I’d really like to see an update that addresses this. FWIW I’m using the Beaver Builder theme (https://wpbeaverbuilder.com).

That worked great, thanks! This is probably a good one to put in a support article on your site.

Cheers!