nyks-barton

Thank you, this CSS works great! ??

Just for your info: The preview (in grid-editing) is still broken.

PS: Great support ??

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by nyks-barton.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by nyks-barton.

Thanks for your replies ??

My avaiable image sizes:
https://www.screenpresso.com/=UTN8e

And … following google’s principle “Mobile first”, most phones have ~ 800-1280px width, and the grid is displayed among each other. Doesnt that need a higher resolution (than 300px)?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by nyks-barton.

I dont have an option for 300×300; there is just a 200×200 ratio.

I switch to 200×200 now … but, now the thumbs are too small. Of course, its less worse than the stretched images. But still doesnt look good ?? (like in the previous plugin version)

Additional info:
We’re not using any caching plugin.
I tried chrome and firefox. Both in private/incognito-mode, too.
An employee and a customer also told me about that strange behaviour.

The image height seems ~ doubled, while the width is still normal.

edit:
for comparison, here an old screenshot (before the plugin-update):
https://www.screenpresso.com/=RPG1f

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by nyks-barton.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by nyks-barton.

Thanks for your reply.

I think, mobile users are a very important target group. The majority of my website-visits are from mobile devises.
Also Google defines its strategy some time ago with: “mobile first”.

Maybe you can rethink your decision and offer any support for a nice mobile UX with images.
Btw, your list-text-styling already looks clear and great, even on mobile view.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by nyks-barton.

Thanks, that would be nice.

The 1st example-table on that page is nicely stacking (when with gets low).

Hey Tobias ??

What about the other table-plugins? Does they have solutions with others technics than css?
E.g. NinjaTables (and many more) have this kind of responsive tables. I’m convinced, that this is this best method to display tables on mobile devices.

Maybe these example can give you an idea, how it is possible?
See:
https://wpmanageninja.com/ninja-tables/use-case/

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by nyks-barton.

Thanks ??

Thanks for the reply.
I created a simple contact form with WPForm lite and got 11 spam-messages by the contact form within 24 hours.
After your response I check the honeypot-setting: Its activated. So, honeypot doesn’t have a sufficient effect.
As being a very small site with just 2 content-pages, I use no cookies and dont want to use privacy-relevant stuff like reCaptcha.

Any other ideas to stop contact form spam (without the need for a privacy-consent)?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by nyks-barton.

Ok, thank you. I didnt recognized, that multi-employee is a PRO-Feature.

Another question regarding localisation:
In the frontend not everything is translated (german website). Customers should see any mixture of german and english in the booking-process. Are there options to easily translate all frontend-texts?

PS: A small hint: In the Backend, “Services” is translated with “Buchungen”, which was confusing to me. I nearly deleted the plugin, because I didnt found an option to define services. Better use something like “Leistungsangebot” for Services (or stay with term “Services” in german).

@tillkruess
Good explanation ??

I’m new to this plugin.
After reading the plugin-description, I also got the impression of a “limited lite version”, which just promotes the PRO. Your comment here changed my opinion.

Maybe it would be helpful, to have some of that explanations in your description.

Thanks for the info.

I think, there should be a hint about that (in the export-tab).

Das ist nicht mein Plugin, sondern PascalBajorats.

Ich nutze inzwischen “Google Analytics Dashboard for WP (GADWP)”; dort gibt es schnelle Grafiken direkt im Dashboard.
DSGVO-konform bei GA: ip-anonym setzen.

Alternativ w?re vielleicht noch das absolut dsgvo-konforme Statify (inkl. dem manuell installierten Evaluations-plugin, siehe support-forum dort), was keinerlei Tracking der Besucher betreibt, sondern nur die Anzahl der Aufrufe der einzelnen Seiten z?hlt. Für manche nicht-technische Kunden k?nnte das reichen.

Additional, it is required, to store a proven, printable information about the consent.

E.g. a timestamp with ip-adress, of the registration and the click on the double-opt-in-link.

Beside that: With GDPR it is forbidden to have a required “name”-field (or other personal data), when subscribing to newsletters.
Of course, you can ask for other data than emailadress, but you are not allowed to set them “required”.

Great, now it works!