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Server-level caching was interfering. I flushed cache from hosting control panel and reloaded pages.

Thanks, Tijmen. I’ll give that a shot!

(and you’re right, typo, grin)

Of course, figured it out a minute later. ?? If anyone else needs it, this worked for me…

@media print {
.su-spoiler.su-spoiler-closed > .su-spoiler-content {
opacity: 1 !important;
height: auto !important;
padding: 15px !important;
}
}

Interestingly, when activated the Responsive Menu plugin also injects an unformatted list of menu items at the bottom of every page.

I could not initially seem to get some setting changes to show properly (font size, spacing), but that is all good with the reset.

Mult-leveling nesting = all menu items with sub-menus after the first do not show correctly. Perhaps a theme conflict, I don’t have any other menu plugins on this site.

The ability to toggle pro options appears to work splendidly and really help to explore the free features (and incidentally helps in the attempt to debug settings issues without as much hunting as before).

Also, noticing after the first multi-level menu, layout is breaking. Does the Pro version support multiple nested menus or is this a theme conflict?

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Received. I may be having some issues with previous configuration. Can you advise how to fully remove previous configuration so I can cleanly install your dev version, WordPress’s de-activate and delete doesn’t seem to be catching everything. Thanks.

That sounds like an excellent compromise. Please let me know when your changes are ready for review and I’ll be happy to place the plugin on a test site. Have a good weekend.

I understand you want to showcase the advantages of upgrading to pro, and a frequent supporter of paid themes and plugins when warranted, I have no objections to the existence of a pro/paid version of most WordPress products. I guess the determination is which experience is worse… Disjointed showcasing of pro features in free version, or cluttered interface in free version. Hope that is helpful.

Pretty self-explanatory… the vast majority of the interface is cluttered with pro/overlay spam. No one is denying you didn’t do a lot of work, but maybe instead of making the interface so dense in the lite/trial version, a clean approach would make it much easier to properly evaluate the core functions.

Sorry, I don’t agree… if that is the case, then what distinguishes this plugin from the couple dozen that do both? Not harshing on the developer here, but just pointing out serious limitation that makes it an incomplete solution.

Yeah, same thing here. Plugin does not work with the current API. Given the last update date in the repository, I’m guess the developer has abandoned it. ??

So neither the free or the paid version of this plugin are able to provide snippets/excerpts list of posts on a home or blog page? It is “all or nothing”?

Thanks for the head’s up. Unfortunately, the site is only on a local desktop at the moment. I’ve decided to go with Shortcodes Ultimate for the sake of simplicity and speed (launching very soon).

Best wishes with the Pro version and thanks for offering a free version to the WordPress community.

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