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Gosh…’break’.

Number 3 above should have said ” I have tried adding a ‘
‘”.

Hi,

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated as I have not heard back from the plugin author. I have tried a few things and none of them have changed anything:

The CSS for my theme doesn’t have an img-wpp-thumbnail code. It only has the following codes for thumbnails:

/* .article */
.sticky {}
.article {margin-bottom: 50px; overflow: hidden; clear: both;}
.article .post-thumb {padding: 2px; border: 0px solid #ddd; block;}
.article .post-thumbnail {border: 0; block;}

I tried adding a margin calling it !important to both the .post-thumb and .post-thumbnail lines and nothing happened.

2. I tried adding a specific posts-by-tag line to the CSS “ul.posts-by-tag-item {display: block; margin-right: 10px!important;}” and nothing changed either.

Neither of the above moved the title or created a margin to the right of the thumbnail.

3. I have tried adding a
after the <img src> line to the related.php file for my theme and nothing happened.

I am running out of ideas and have no idea why it is absolutely not changing anything. My web address https://www.privategirls.com.sg.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I managed to get this to work by making the image thumbnails in the animation the same size as the WordPress thumbnail. Thanks for your help.

Great! Just the info I needed. Thanks!

I have the same problem.

I should add that if the ‘Login’ link is click on from the Frontend, it works. It doesn’t work when clicked on from the email link. I can see the frontend page load and it then changes to the backend login page.

Hi Sudar,

I have not heard back from you as above. I have discovered that it has something to do with the way the file ‘class-posts-by-tag-util.php’ is coded. See this thread: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/title-under-the-thumbnail-urgent?replies=27

I looked at the code below on the file above in the posts-by-tag/include folder:

if ($thumbnail) {
                        if (has_post_thumbnail($tag_post->ID)) {
                            if ( $thumbnail_size == 'custom' ) {
                                $t_size = array( $thumbnail_size_width, $thumbnail_size_height );
                            } else {
                                $t_size = $thumbnail_size;
                            }
                            $output .=  '<a class="thumb" href="' . $permalink . '" title="' . get_the_title($tag_post->ID) . '" ' . $onclick_attr . ' >' .
                                get_the_post_thumbnail($tag_post->ID, $t_size) .
                                '</a>';
                        } else {
                            if (get_post_meta($tag_post->ID, 'post_thumbnail', true) != '') {
                                $output .=  '<a class="thumb" href="' . $permalink . '" title="' . get_the_title($tag_post->ID) . '" ' . $onclick_attr . '>' .
                                    '<img src="' . esc_url(get_post_meta($tag_post->ID, 'post_thumbnail', true)) . '" alt="' . get_the_title($tag_post->ID) . '" >' .
                                '</a>';

and when I added a
in the code, it did something to the layout of the thumbnails – not what I wanted but at least I managed to pin down where to make alterations.

Just wondering if you could figure out where to add the
or if the code could be altered to make the title show below the thumbnail?

Thanks!

Hello..

Can anyone help on this? I still can’t get this to work.

Thanks in advance.

I should add that I am happy to pay the fee for the upgrade.

You shouldn’t have paid for it. Read WordPress’s Plugin Guidelines for Developers here:

“5.Trialware is not allowed in the repository. It’s perfectly fine to attempt to upsell the user on other products and features, but a) not in an annoying manner and b) not by disabling functionality after some time period. Similarly, you cannot “cripple” functionality in the plugin and then ask for payment or provide a code to unlock the functionality. All code hosted by www.ads-software.com servers must be free and fully-functional. If you want to sell advanced features for a plugin (such as a “pro” version), then you must sell and serve that code from your own site, we will not host it on our servers.”

While I am waiting, I will ask another question here – I have downloaded the Addon plugin for displaying the membership levels table in a DIV format. I also downloaded the Foundation plugin so it it is formatted the foundation way (using pricing tables).

I have 3 levels for Paypal payment and 3 levels for ‘Check’ Payment. How do I go about formatting the different levels to be grouped into 3’s, ie. 3 columns to keep the levels with similar payment types together?

Thanks.

[Moderator Note: No bumping, thank you.]

Hi Rich,

Thanks very much for your detailed explanation.

The post restriction is essential for my website as each user will only be allowed to list 1 post ay any time. Shame because I love how detailed the site restriction capabilities are on your plugin, and I love how simple it is with the ability to tie in with other plugins easily making it very user friendly. I will definitely bookmark your plugin to keep an eye on it.

Good luck with its development.

Cheers.

This plugin works to restrict content to membership levels (not users). If you would like certain users to view certain content, the user will need to sign up as a member through your website. When they sign up, they will automatically be added to the PMPRO ‘members list’.

Then you can set the pages you want restricted by selecting the appropriate member level when editing the page.

If you have set these pages to be viewed by a certain membership level type and you are viewing it as admin, you will need to sign up your admin user name as a PMPRO member before you can view it.