lonesomewalker

Yeah sure…
We collected ALL your bugs here, since there at Github is no real sorting.
And no, i don’t think i will do that because i am VERY sure this changes absolutely nothing.

How about fixing the lags, JS dependency hell and all the other bugs you can read in the comments?

The idea was interesting, the provided solution horrible.

Imagine having so many 1-star reviews than all the other good ones together…
Is that not an user signal to look at editors like Elementor and copy the good things?

Yeah, funny thing my adblocker censored the top bar “help translating”.
Just seen in my other browser:

https://translate.www.ads-software.com/projects/wp-plugins/bigbluebutton/

This has nothing to do with this plugin.

It works as expected, add your own server.
If you can’t create the BBB your own, ask for commercial support, BBB has listed several partner companies which can do this easily.

Craft is DEFINITELY NOT an alternative to WordPress.
Tried it -> not user friendly, not programmer friendly.

EOD.

Incompatibility issues, and to be honest: the new editor is bad UX.
NOT self explaining, no form, and as already said elsewhere: inline css is pretty bad…

Yes, but in this particular case it is wrong.

Sure, I CAN DO THIS, but the typical case is to separate this from the functions.php.
See other templates.

Or as mentioned in another post, do it yourself by adding custom css.
Each page has it’s own body class .page-id-xxxx

And if you want to have BOTH, text AND logo:

h2.site-description {
margin-top:8px;
}
.logo-description h2.site-description {
margin-left:48px;
}
.logo-description h1.site-title {
margin-left:48px;
}
.logo-description {
background: transparent url('path_to_image') no-repeat left;
}

This works for a small icon, feel free to adapt it to your sizes

That’s not true ??
If you knew WordPress better, you knew that EACH page gets its own class by id, means:

.page-id-xxx .head-container {
     position: static;
}

Where -xxx is the individual page id

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by lonesomewalker.

you should either shrink your logo to a moderate size (“We recommend to use 149×55 as logo size.”) or modify your header bar in theme custom settings.

Well, you started.

Of course there is many code of your “plugin” elsewhere.
Or did you forget all the nice js files?

Of course you can fork, no matter what they are saying.
Since their work is also just scraped-together code from other projects, they can’t deny it.
(even if they do so here; there are licenses… ??

Maybe you feel pissed of, but see the other side:

you promote your plugin with:
“a full IDE inside your WordPress”

I spent 5 minutes to see that it is not working in a fresh install.

So, i don’t know why to give more than one star?
If it is working (somewhat): 3 stars
It is working as described: 5 stars

Sure, it can always be a matter of hosting;
the other way is: a good developer makes some checks for used functions, and throws at least an error which describes the malfunction ??

I don’t want to say: your plugin is ugly.
I give 1 star because it is not working and i don’t get feedback why.

I would bet: no.