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  • Another thing that might help is to download and install a fresh copy of the theme (after using the default theme).

    Sometimes upgrades (of themes and/or plugins) can mess with things, so Bob’s suggestion of disabling plugins one at a time is a good one.

    I’ve experienced this before with using ‘ quotes instead of ” with my code editing.

    Without seeing the code you have edited, I can only suggest to review the code (I find a code editor helps) for single quotes or extra spaces.

    Thread Starter ozlady

    (@ozlady)

    Hello – I’ve purchased the Pro version and sent the author an email… I really need help with this.

    I tried uninstalling Responsive Pro Menu and reinstalling, and it still won’t allow me to un-check (un-tick) the option under “Click to use shortcode” as per the screenshot in the post above.

    Please help!

    Thread Starter ozlady

    (@ozlady)

    Please see the linked screenshot below.

    Has anyone else experienced this?

    View post on imgur.com

    Thread Starter ozlady

    (@ozlady)

    I tried changing the options in the wordpress SQL table. I changed:
    s:13:”use_shortcode” to s:13:”no_shortcode”

    This unticked the option, however if I go in and then try to turn on single menu option, it then turns on the the shortcode menu as well.

    Thread Starter ozlady

    (@ozlady)

    The key features I think should be included in a cut-down version that are missing are:
    – ability to add some custom fields (you *could* limit this to 5, for example). Being able to add a few custom fields would give a hint as to what is available in the full version. Field groups doesn’t need to happen… but a couple of custom ones would be good.
    – ability to add different names for group tickets. At the moment it all groups under the name of the person making a booking. This is OK for concerts, but not great for other types of events (eg. webinars where individual logins might be required).

    Everything else I can get around with custom CSS (for example I usually hide how many tickets have been sold early on in the event registration – display:none usually gets around this).

    I did notice that the ticket information tends to display ABOVE the event information. I thought that was a little weird – Perhaps being able to specify whether the ticket selection information is above or below the event description might be a nice-to-have.

    That’s all I can think of right now – but thanks for asking. ??

    I have exactly the same problem.

    <p id="pa-fieldnames"><span style="padding-left:10px;float:left; width:190px;margin-top:3px;">* Country:</span><select name="country" id="f_country" class="pa-boxes" width="120"><option value="">[Select country]</option>

    is output as:

    <p id="pa-fieldnames"><span style="padding-left:10px;float:left; width:190px;margin-top:3px;">* Country:</span><br />
    <select name="country" id="f_country" class="pa-boxes" width="120">
    <option value="">[Select country]</option>

    Very frustrating!

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