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Hey @kitchenmason,

let’s start by changing the minimum image width to 200px and image selector setting to:

.jpibfi_container img:not(.gallery img)

Let me know if it helped.

Hey @sbigley,

I’m going to guess that you’ve changed the theme you’re using ;). Please try the following Image selector setting and let me know if it helped:

article img

Hey @craig-at-smash-balloon,

as long as the Image selector catches the image, it should show the “Pin it” button. So if the “Pin it” button doesn’t show on loaded images, it’s most likely because the selector doesn’t catch them. If that’s the case, adjust the Image selector setting.

Hey @acann,

the plugin doesn’t come with any file named pinit5.png. If you’re using a custom icon, then you probably set the pin image url with http instead of https.

Hey @ssduser,

just clear the enabled classes field and save the settings. That should fix the issue.

Right now the plugin only shows the button on images with the jpibfi_container class and there’s only 1 image with that class on the linked page, so it shows the button only on this image.

Hey @karin0611,

that should help.

Hey @edwardjimenez,

no idea why this is happening. My best guess would be that Pinterest cannot fetch images from your host. Please try pinning some images using the Pinterest extension. If the result is the same, it’s your hosting’s fault.

Hey @reginasayles,

that’s a bug in the plugin. Funnily enough, your site is the first in a couple of years that the plugin is available that uses relative image urls. I’ll see what I can do about it and get back to you in a couple of days.

Hey @traderanleitung,

I’m not sure what’s the question here. Could you maybe rephrase it?

Hey @mariannelynnh,

please change the image selector setting to:

article img

and let me know if it helped.

Hey @mystylevita,

please add the following to your styles:

a.pinit-button {
    box-shadow: none !important;
}

That should fix it, let me know.

Hi @emilyandyxo, without a url there’s no way to help you.

The issue has been handled via email.

Happy to help! Marking the topic as resolved.

Hey @thenexttrip

try he following selector:

.post img:not(.lsow-project-image img)

and let me know if it did the job. If not, use the previous selector and use the min resolution settings. Let me know if that helped.