Noumaan Yaqoob

Thank you for telling us about this problem. We have fixed this problem and will update the plugin in next few hours.

Thanks for the suggestion will look into it.

Another neat way to do this is to find out the function used to add shortcode your will find function name in the add_shortcode line inside your functions.php or the plugin that generated the shortcode.

add_action('exercisetitle', 'function_name');

use that function like this

$zg_get_title = function_name();

@typopath as of version 3.0.0 you do not need Compact Archives Widget plugin any more. We have included the widget and shortcode inside the plugin. Thank you for your rating ??

@razoredger Thank you.

yes if you are comfortable editing plugin files. Change function zg_lwp_header() on line 46 like this:

function zg_lwp_header() { // Main function is called every time a page/post is being generated
	if (is_single()) {
		zg_lw_setcookie();
	} else if (is_page()) {
		global $zg_recognize_pages;
		if ($zg_recognize_pages === true) {
		// Use the page ID you want to exclude
			if(is_page(10)) {
			// do nothing
			} else {
			zg_lw_setcookie();
			}
		}
	}
}

naming conflict should resolve now.

Your issue should be resolved now please try updating the plugin to 3.0.1 and let me know if you still have issue.

Did you have compact archives widget plugin installed? If you did then please deactivate it and re-install compact-archives alone. We have included the compact-archives-widget into the plugin. We will update the plugin so that it checks for compact archives widget. We will also resolve the function naming issue in the upcoming update.

email sent

@aldolat Thank you for pointing this out, I will fix that immediately. Looking forward to the patch too.

Thanks Steven, we will add this soon.

Glad to help ??

robbiec you need to edit the index.php file your template actually uses the_excerpt instead of the_content on line:15 replace the line

<?php the_excerpt(); ?>

with

<?php if( $wp_query->current_post == 0 && ! is_paged() ) : the_content();
else : the_excerpt();
endif; ?>

In your WordPress admin area go to Appearance > Editor

Or use FTP program to connect to your web server your theme files are located in wp-content/themes/your-theme/ directory.