leahjayart

Okay, some more detail: All of them work except Tumblr and Pinterest, which seem to need images defined.

If anyone else is having this issue, please let me know – thanks!

~Leah

I am having exactly this problem, and am in communication with the writer of the plugin that generates pages for me. I’m glad everyone posted what they did here, because now I sound much smarter as I ask her if there can be a “default” or “featured” image on each of those pages. Fingers are crossed that they can be defined in her plugin. If not, I can’t use Social Media Feather…..which would be a shame, because I do like it D:

Hello Gabe! I solved the problem by going back in to the MailChimp setup and selecting the button at the top next to Your Lists – it’s called “Update List”. THAT did the trick to refresh the MailChimp widget to be right in line with my MailChimp account settings!

So, by “coming back to the plugin and refreshing it” – what one would do specifically is go back to the plugin widget settings, and at the top, click on the button called “Update List”. Just making that clear for anyone else who might be reading this thread ??

Thanks again Gabe!!!!

(Update: Used HTML to fix the line height. Can you tell I learned how to tag HTML 2.0 back in the 90’s? Yep, I’m old…..)

Hi Gabe! First of all, thanks for the hints regarding editing my CSS stylesheet. I feel like a bull in a china shop, and I’m afraid to break something, but I was able to change a couple of things. Right now I need to figure out how to adjust the spacing so it looks like the rest of my page though….but otherwise, it’s pretty good there. I also enlarged the button and changed the color just like you said! I used your bit of code but changed the font-size until I liked it. Again I’m a rank beginner here, but I appreciate the help!

One thing I CAN’T seem to do is make MailChimp not put the extra text in there at the bottom. (The HTML/Text choice.) I also do not need an asterisk and the “required field” line. I’ve been in my MailChimp setup as you instructed, and I’ve changed my options, but it seems these bits won’t go away.

WHAT I REALLY WISH I COULD DO IS see the code in the widget. Then I could simply delete the excess. But, the MailChimp Plugin helpfully hides the raw code from me. I suppose there are good reasons for that, but —- I can’t help it, I just want to delete those lines and be done with it! Is there any way to access what’s being done here so I don’t have to live with words I don’t want?

(erg, still trying to type different values into “line-height” – nothings happening….)

Esmi,

Yes, I am using a custom theme! As you’ve noticed: Reportage, by GraphPaperPress. However, the folks I’m working with at GPP have suggested that I use WordPress Gallery which is a standard WordPress feature, as shown here:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/The_WordPress_Gallery
GPP has nothing to do with how this works.
(if I were using the NexGen gallery plugin, I would be over at their forum asking questions instead of being here!)

Again, it would be great to know where I can adjust spacing.
Thanks,
~Leah

Thank you Amalala! One of the threads suggesting switching the settings from https: to http: and that seemed to work for me – huzzah!

I get the same thing Amalala, I’m wondering what went wrong? I tried uninstall/reinstall, delete/replace widget, refresh – nothing works. D: