mwhiteley16

Thank you for the response – we did end up tracking down the issue. It was a incorrect field setting on a Gravity Forms field set as “custom field” so it was creating a post draft any time someone submitted the contact form. Sorry for the trouble and thank you for the response!

Wonderful – thank you for the guidance. This should work perfectly.

I can confirm I am also having this issue on sites with and without the Gutenberg plugin activated.

Any idea if this would cause any formatting issues? I’ve noticed that the columns block isn’t working properly in IE 11 on Windows 10 (although it seems fine on Win7 IE 11). I confirmed on a few different sites.

I know I cross browser tested within the last two weeks and it was fine. Now columns aren’t working on my IE testing laptop.

Looks like this is not hosting related at all. Since the update to 1.1.2 the documentation in the wiki doesn’t work for displaying the icons in a custom area of a site. Just need to update the wiki with modified snippets that work with 1.1.2+.

https://github.com/studiopress/genesis-simple-share/wiki/Usage-Tips

For everyone asking this question, as of now there is no such thing as ‘sharing on Instagram’. The functionality simply doesn’t exist, thus none of the social sharing plugins include Instagram. ??

Greetings! As far as I know we are good. I briefly tested and everything seemed good. I asked the client to test and haven’t heard back – which likely means there are no issues and it is working smoothly.

Thank you for the prompt fix!

Cheers.

Thank you for the response! I’ve forwarded the information to the support email address provided.

Matt

As a quick follow-up. The issue is only arising when there is an active feed setup. I setup a dummy form and it seemed to work fine with this plugin activated. When I setup a live payment feed, the required fields no longer worked properly.

I’m not the plugin author and don’t provide any support for the plugin – just a happy user of this plugin.

The plugin works exactly as described, for custom post types and normal post types that are non-hierarchical. Post ID has nothing to do with hierarchy, it is simply an arbitrary number assigned to the post to differentiate. By default, posts are typically ordered by post date anyhow, not post ID.

The plugin works as described and with 100+ reviews of 5 stars and only 9 of 1 star it would seem as though you’re doing something incorrectly.

After you install and activate there will be a ‘re-order’ link under each post type. Click that…

I use this plugin on nearly every site I build and haven’t had a single issue with implementation or usage.

Anyone out there with any idea? Thanks!