localtouchmobile

Works perfectly now – Thanks!

Sorry got no notifications about thread update this in my inbox. As far as I knew, I was not getting any response so thanks for getting back.

Anyway, there is a link to a screenshot of what I’m talking about as far as the review stars not centering when the other form fields are called to do so by css.

I don’t want to use the plugin style for Divi theme I have installed because I don’t like the how it formats the submit button but it only covers version 3.0 anyway and Divi is currently in version 4.9.2

Click Here To See Screenshot

This is an excellent plugin. If the mobile alignment problem is solved I have no other thigs I’d like to see change except the ability to change the form field prompt text,

It’s a bit wordy for me and doesn’t rally help the user to determine if they should give the review a title or not.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by localtouchmobile.
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I just don’t get it why people leave one word worthless reviews with no support for the rating. I if you like looking like an idiot it’s your choice.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by localtouchmobile.

What do you mean the site “move too much”. Do you mean the page under the popup moves or gitters?

Get rid of the “by” in Twenty-Seventeen post:

1) Go To: Appearance/Editor/style.css

2) Find this code:
.bypostauthor > .comment-body > .comment-meta > .comment-author .avatar {
border: 1px solid #333;
padding: 2px;
3) display: none; <== Add this line of code.

Your “by ‘author’…” will be gone.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by localtouchmobile.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by localtouchmobile.
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Just wanted to say thank you Michael for all your hard work and support. Thanks t your diligence, I was able to successfully move my files over to my dedicated domain https://www.newarkheathyardsale.com because the Google map now works with the new API update of the plugin – Great job!

No errors are being reported.

Well it displays the map fine inside the plugin now but on the actually web page I still get the Google error

Still getting the same error after update and clearing cache and checking in 3 different browsers? Are you getting different or same results or have other steps I may have overlooked?

As I pointed out to Michael, simply having an API key will not solve this issue. He will need to code the ability to add your Google Maps API key into a filed inside the plugin. I suspect that it will be facilitated on the settings page of the plugin (as that seems a logical place to put it).

That said, if you have an installation using this plugin that was built prior to June 2016 your maps will still work because Google allowed backward (but not forward) compatibility to the map api.

I bet that you didn’t check to see if your WP install was sending emails to you fro other instances. Do a lost password/reset for login. If you don’t get an email you need to check your profile is ending to a valid email address. If it isn’t then the plugin is not going to be able to send you email update links either. BTW – I think you should give this plugin the 4 to 5 stars it deserves. You can’t give it a one star rating because you did not read the usage instructions.

I have tried several “fixes” from people who suppose they know what they are talking about and as you might expect, they don’t have a clue but proclaim success none the less. The truth is, you can probably pay $35-$40 to have some Russian site fix this (but who would trust them or do that?). For the time being, it’s a problem that is not going away without downgrading WP which I don’t want to do. So fixing this problem is going to require two things.

1) Patience to wait for someone willing to provide a solution that actaull works

2) Luck!

You get what you pay for:)

Incorrect! It is not working with your theme running under 4.4+. The plugin is fine.

Don’t be so quick to say something is not working until you test it completely.

That’s unfair to the plugin author as it is not his or her job to test their work on the millions of WP themes available.

It’s not the developer, it’s IE and their desire to dictate the way page design and layout should be. I have never seen such a pos platform that ignores css in almost every design aspect. I would say it ‘sucks’ as a browser but that’s not the word I would use. Death to IE!