olimax

I have a similar problem with the short code

if ( shortcode_exists( 'fbcomments' ) )
{
  echo do_shortcode('[fbcomments count="off"]');
}

Comment count still shows

It is a simple fix

Line 359 in ai-twitter-feeds.php

Change
parent::WP_Widget('ai_widget','AI Twiiter Feeds',$widget_options,$control_ops);
to
parent::__construct('ai_widget','AI Twiiter Feeds',$widget_options,$control_ops);

It would be helpful to update the plugin to include this very minor fix
It is a great plug in otherwise
Thanks

Thanks

Hi David
That’s certainly a curious solution but I shall give it a go
Thank you very much
and of course thank you for such an essential tool

It is still an issue
The fix would be appreciated
Thanks

Many thanks
The latter is the most elegant solution.
For future reference for anyone this is it

function replace_fdm_image_size()
{
  remove_image_size('fdm-item-thumb');
  add_image_size('fdm-item-thumb', 300, 300, false);//false stops the cropping
}
add_action('init', 'replace_fdm_image_size');

You need to regenerate the thumbnails, at least the ones you have uploaded and are using in the menus

Very much appreciated and thanks again for the plugin

I found that if you put a block of text (paragraph or div, not just inline text like a span) before the shortcode it solves some, though not all, of the issues.
No idea why.

I looked into this and there appears to be a known issue with using background-image: fixed; with chrome.
There are a lot of workarounds suggested but I couldn’t get any to work.
What I don’t understand is why it works sometimes and not others.

I have the same problem with Chrome
I first though it conflicted with various plugins but I looks like it is caused when you have any dynamically sized element above a parallax section
Anyone get anywhere with this?

Sorry
I’m an idiot
Humble apologies

My apologies and I am grateful you have fixed all errors
I appreciate it must have been a massive undertaking with a fine outcome.
Outside that I would only say, as a general principal, is that developers should check plugins and source code with WP_DEV turned on;
but many thanks all told

many thanks
Just thought I would pass it along

Actually I should have said ‘Could have been brilliant’
Seems to be full of errors
Quite a shame really

I am getting the same.
I’d say it was a bug if it doesn’t work with WP_DEBUG on
At minimum needs above
$args = array();


There is another error at Line 2921

$imgid = end(explode( "/", $vimeo ));

//should be

$imgid = explode( "/", $vimeo );
$imgid = end($imgid);


Shame. Looks a great plugin but it should be checked for PHP errors

My apologies
You are right
That is strange behavior though isn’t it
Wonder why that is?
Thanks anyway