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Hello,
if you’re familiar with CSS, you can try to add this class to you theme:

.fontResizer {
    left: auto !important;
    right: 1% !important;
}

Other way, you can change ../wp-content/plugins/wp-font-resizer/css/fontResizer.css like this:

.fontResizer {
    bottom: 1%;
    /* left: 1%; */       /* Default */
    right: 1%             /* New     */
    position: fixed;
    visibility: visible;
    z-index: 9999;
}

I hope this helps you, but hope the author updates this wonderful plugin with new options:-)

Bye, Pier

Hallo,
sorry, but I didn’t find any email:-(

How can I help you?
Can you send it again?

Thanks,
Pier

Hello,
for point 2 I was misunderstood!!!

I don’t want the site owner receive a BCC email that someone sent to someone else, but I intended to give the visitor the opportunity to receive himself the email he sent to someone else!!!

Fixing point 1, this feature is unnecessary, because the visitor can put his own mail among the recipients.

Thank you for you answers,

Pier

Hallo,
I’d like to have both services, but I understand what you say and I think it’s really too complex to separate them.

I thought to use CSS to change backgroud color for one button, but, since they are really twin-buttons using the same classes, unfortunately it doesn’t work!

No problem, I’ll keep buttons as they are:-)

Thanks, Pier

Since italian language has accented letters, I created a second version of the file, so you can load a correct translation if you had problem with special characters in the first file:-)

Bye, Pier

Hi,
php has been translated in Italian: you can find it here.

Bye!
Pier

Hi,
surely you’re right for technical cookies (I don’t need to get the acceptance of users, as I say inside the banner), but it’s more complex for tracking and profiling cookies…

Italian law says that the banner needs an ACTIVE user action to disappear, but a few lines ahead the same law says users can IGNORE the banner (disappearing?), which means an implicit acceptance of the cookies…(!).

The argument is very very hot, involving NORMAL people, (law) EXPERTS and technicians, and anything and everything is being said.

Since I can not afford to pay any penalty (very very heavy, up to 120.000 euro), I prefer a strict interpretation of the law, hoping for a clarification from the legislature.

Thank you, good job:-)

Thanks, Pier

Hi,
unfortunately to be law compliant in Italy, the banner should have:
1) ACCEPT button with reload page function (so that cookies could be loaded)
2) CLOSE ON SCROLL with reload page function (so that cookies could be loaded)
3) DENY button, simply closing banner and allowing users to browse the site without loadind cookies
4) MORE INFORMATION link or button foe extended policy.

That’s why I asked you a [cookie_deny colour=”xxx” text=”yyy”] shortcode (i.e. [cookie_deny colour=”RED” text=”DENY”]), generating a button which simply close the banner with no setting cookie or setting ‘viewed_cookie_policy=no’.

I’m really going mad…

Thanks thanks thanks for you kindness.

Bye:-)

Hi,
thank you for the very detailed answers:-)

For point 1, I resolved with the attribute ‘position: fixed’ inside my style.css.

For poit 3, I added the code

jQuery( "#cookie_action_close_header" ).on( "click", function() {
	location.reload();
});

inside ‘cookielawinfo.js’.

It works well, but I’m forced to re-enter the code each time you update the plugin.

No way to have an option inside the settings?
Has version 2.0 this feature?

In addition to the code above, there is a third party plugin interacting with yours, which allows to ACCEPT the the cookies on mouse scroll:

jQuery(window).scroll(function(){
	if (jQuery.cookie('viewed_cookie_policy') == undefined) {
		jQuery.cookie('viewed_cookie_policy', 'yes', { path: '/', expires: 365 });
		location.reload();
	}
});

Why non adding this feature too?

Thank, bye.

Hello,
Italian localization for version 3.5.0 is now complete.

You can find it here.

Probably some strings could be improved, since I did not find any matches within the plugin and may not have properly understood the meaning.

Bye, Pier

Hello,
I’ll complete the translation and give you back in a few days:-)

I suggest you to leave the plugin real name (‘Even post’) in WordPress setting tree (‘Event settings’ now).

Bye!

Pier

Hi,
I renamed ‘jquery.js’ of my theme to prevent it from loading.

Only WordPress one is active now and your plugin is ok:-)

Thank you very much!

Regards,
Pier

Hello,
you can find it here.

Greetings, Pier

Hallo,
sorry for the delay.

I’m still testing your plugin and I think I’ll use it for the new version of my site.

Here are the features I’d like to see in future updates of Event Post:

1) Multiple date per post
2) Recursive date per post (an event may occurr weekly, monthly, …)
3) Display ‘n’ months in calendar widget (ok, I could use two or three widgets, but it’s not the same thing!)
4) Hide categories of the event every where (now only possible in the Event list through the item schema. Unable to use CSS with
display: none
since categories have not own classes)
5) Tooltip for events in the calendar widget
6) Possibility to load or modify the CSS in a friendly way.

As I said a few months ago, you can see many of the requested features in the home page of my site (desktop version) in the calendar plugin (‘Event Calendar 3 for PHP 5.3’).

Thanks in advance:-)

Pier