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Ken,

Given the tone of your last reply, which is incredibly disrespectful, I won’t be replying to you anymore.
Good luck with your site.

Ok, look, let’s do this:
1. Create a draft test post on your WP install showing what the problem is (don’t hit publish, just save as draft);
2. Create a temp admin user and send us the login details through our contact form.
That way, we’lll be able to log in and see the test post without it going public.
Thanks!

Hello Ken,

I work with Josh in the co-development of UTMCE.
I really can’t see anything wrong with the post you linked to. Could you be more precise as to what CSS rule you are adding and to which elements? Also, what button (addon) are you using to add the rule?
Please let us know or share a screenshot describing what the problem is.
Thanks!

Hello cherryang167,

UTMCE only works in visual mode, so you have to click on the Visual tab to use it. Also, make sure you add all the buttons of your choice from the plugin settings by checking all the ones you want displayed.

Let us know if you need additional help.

Thank you. We are very pleased with your rating, and we always try to give our users the best experience that we can, which is why it is so wonderful (and useful) to receive feedback from you guys, to keep improving this software together.

Yeah, we are familiar with that plugin. For now, what you can do with UTMCE is move the buttons around between the rows. In our Pro (premium) version, we have a way more elaborate UI. You can find a limited demo here. I say limited because it does not contain all the latest features.
However, you would be glad to know we will soon introduce a basic Drag and Drop interface in the free version as well. We don’t have an ETA yet because it’s been very busy lately, but it should be sooner than later, ??

Hello, guppydas. Thank you very much for your kind words and your fantastic review.
I would like to get back to you about the problems you experienced, so that your experience can be even better.
Unfortunately, when the number of icons exceeds the place for them on a per row basis, the result is that the page gets stretched to show them. This is something our plugin has no control over, because it has to do with the way the tinymce editor is implemented in WP. The best way to avoid this is to balance the icon load between all 4 rows.

About your second observation:

inability to have more customization control on configuration of editor UI

Would you mind telling us what you mean or give us a few examples so that we could eventually improve the UI?
Many thanks in advanced.

Hello, again.
Were you able to check out the proposed fix? Please let us know.
Thanks!

Hello, Greg.
For now, only admins can change UTMCE settings. The main reason for this is that we haven’t yet introduced multi-user capabilities, i.e., different settings per user/user role. However, we have this feature in our to-do list, ??
If you want, I coded a little script to change minimum permissions required to run the plugin. You can find the script along with usage instructions here: https://forum.joshlobe.com/showthread.php?tid=1537&pid=4833#pid4833.
Let us know if it works for you.

Hello, Marrie. Your intuition is correct: The plugin only adds the buttons to the visual mode of the editor, not the Text or HTML mode.
Thanks for your review and your support. Let us know if there’s anything else we can do for you.

Thank you!

That is strange. Since both of those plugins are premium, we are very limited as to what we can do from wp.org. Would you mind signing up to our support forum (it’s 100% free) and posting the issue you are experiencing with both these themes there? I shared a link to the forum further up.

Edit: if you do post on our forums, in the case of your second site, love-life, could you also post a link to a post exhibiting the problem, please?

May I ask what aspect or function of the plugin is not working in your other site? Is it the same problem as in the first one?

Well, that is entirely your choice, of course. Like I said earlier, the plugin is not at fault here: it’s your theme that needs adjusting. You are going to have this problem with pagination regardless of UTMCE, since our plugin is just resorting to existing WP functionality.
It is your theme that needs to conform with WP standards and be compatible with its functionality, not the other way around.
Thank you for sharing your problem with us.

Edit: FYI, your theme dev’s support forum is https://pexetothemes.com/support/. I suggest you go pay them a visit and let them know about this issue. Thanks.

You would need to look for this code inside each theme file. You are most likely to find it inside functions.php, but every theme is coded differently, so it could be somewhere else as well.

There are many tools you can use for searching inside files, such as Notepad++, Dreamweaver, any decent code editor, and even default functionality in Windows 7 (link).

If you are still having trouble locating the code, you can contact your theme vendor through their support system and have them either tell you where to look or contact us directly through our Contact Form or dedicated support forum.

However, I would like to point out that the only thing our page break button is doing in the editor is inserting the <!--nextpage--> tag inside posts or pages. That comment is later replaced with the proper HTML code by WP’s setup_postdata() function, with which our plugin has nothing to do. What this means is that any permanent fix would have to come from your theme vendor, specially because any changes we might instruct you to make would eventually get overwritten during theme updates.