nathangbd

This is not a support topic, it IS a review.

I installed your plugin and tried to switch on the gravity forms styling. It informed me to install Essential Addons plugin to do this. Surely this makes your plugin redundant?

Your plugin can’t work without the EA plugin. All it does is switch on the EA gravity forms component (if EA is installed)

I’ve moved this to reviews as it is not a support request. Unable to see how to delete it from the WP forum.

Nice one!

*WORKAROUND/FIX*

The issue happens when you have only one menu. The widget can’t select a default menu – and the nav box will show as grey.

The fix is to create another menu (Appearances/menus). Then, in your page edit, select the other one in the option list, then select the one you want. This allows the widget to save and display the menu.

Hope this helps!

@beitsiach Rule number 1 on the WP forum: Be kind.

You are venting on someone who has tried to help you for free?

No worries. Thanks for the reply. Point taken on the name, it is a discussion for another WP forum perhaps. However, I’m still of the school that anything in the WP Dashboard menu should ‘make sense’ and be intuitive. The sheer number of WP sites I work on, open the Dashboard and there are company names, rather than function/feature names in the nav – takes longer to figure out how that site is working. Also, a ‘non-dev’, such as the client, is no way going to understand the meaning of a company name in the nav (or need to go looking elsewhere in the plugins area for a description). It’s just food for thought.

Having thought about my scoring, I’m reluctantly keeping it at 4 stars because of this. It’s not the name of the plugin per se, but ‘ease of using its functionality within WordPress’. Listing by brand, not by function/feature is letting it down a touch in my extremely humble opinion.

Thanks again, I would totally recommend your plugin to anyone.