MarionWante

Hi, I use a free small plugin for this: Contact Form 7 Shortcode Enabler. Does the job for me.

Hi Jan, did you and your plugin fall of the face of the earth?? Would be a shame!

Regards,
Marion

No problem ??

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Marion

Hi, this is the site with Catch Responsive theme and WordPress Responsive Menu: https://www.emdr-psychotherapie.nl/
But I found out later that Responsive Menu (https://responsive.menu/) works even better.

Hope this helps you.

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Marion

Hi John, thank you, I will give it a try!

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Marion

No problem Jan, I am more than pleased with the plugin and its functionality. And so is my client.
Thanks!

Ok, it is not a big deal. You have already put an awful lot of work in the plugin and it is working perfectly! Thanks again!

Regards,
Marion

You are the best. I will check it out tomorrow! Many thanks!

Regards,
Marion

Hi Jan, thank you for your quick answer.
I understand that adding extra features is very timeconsuming so I will be patient and will use the plugin for now just for availability.

Regards,
Marion

There seems to be a problem with the “view page”-link. It always takes me to the homepage. At least in IE it does, in Chrome it takes me to the right page.

Tried this, but no luck.
Maybe has something to do with shared hosting?

I still have your e-mailaddress from february this year. I will send you login for latest site so you can see for yourself. Okay?

I have the same “view page” problem as described bij Asplash. But in my case the link next to the slug also takes me to the homepage. When I view a page on the frontend I can click “edit”, but when I want to view the changes it always takes me to “home”.
I deactivated all other plugins and also changed template to twenty fifteen but that does not solve the problem. I also tried changing options, but nothing works. The same problem occurs on 14 sites with different templates. Some of them with an upgrade from mQTranslate and some with a new installation of qT-x.

Any suggestions?

Just put this in the custom css to remove the searchbox in the header area:

.widget_search {display: none}

Yes, same problem here.
I replaced the mobile menu with the WPR plugin (WordPress Responsive Menu). Always works like a charm.

This topic has the answer.

Deactive plugin, then update plugin and activate again. Problem solved (at least for me).