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Deleting that line will disable the plugin completely. The conflict is not there, but in the jQuery RWD Image Maps plugin, of which this plugin is simply a wrapper. For issues related to the jQuery plugin (not this WordPress wrapper), I recommend posting in the RWD Image Maps issue tracker on GitHub.

This plugin should work fine in any WordPress version. Since it has not required an update since WP 3.4, the “compatible up to” version number still says 3.4.

As the description states, this plugin simply packages the RWD Image Maps jQuery plugin for use on WordPress sites, and does not contain any functionality on its own. If you are having issues with the jQuery plugin (not the WordPress wrapper), you should post in the RWD Image Maps issue tracker on GitHub.

As the description states, this plugin simply packages the RWD Image Maps jQuery plugin for use on WordPress sites, and does not contain any functionality on its own. If you are having issues with the jQuery plugin (not the WordPress wrapper), you should post in the RWD Image Maps issue tracker on GitHub.

As the description states, this plugin simply packages the RWD Image Maps jQuery plugin for use on WordPress sites, and does not contain any functionality on its own. If you are having issues with the jQuery plugin (not the WordPress wrapper), you should post in the RWD Image Maps issue tracker on GitHub.

As the description states, this plugin simply packages the RWD Image Maps jQuery plugin for use on WordPress sites, and does not contain any functionality on its own. If you are having issues with the jQuery plugin (not the WordPress wrapper), you should post in the RWD Image Maps issue tracker on GitHub.

As the description states, this plugin simply packages the RWD Image Maps jQuery plugin for use on WordPress sites, and does not contain any functionality on its own. If you are having issues with the jQuery plugin (not the WordPress wrapper), you should post in the RWD Image Maps issue tracker on GitHub.

As the description states, this plugin simply packages the RWD Image Maps jQuery plugin for use on WordPress sites, and does not contain any functionality on its own. If you are having issues with the jQuery plugin (not the WordPress wrapper), you should post in the RWD Image Maps issue tracker on GitHub.

As the description states, this plugin simply packages the RWD Image Maps jQuery plugin for use on WordPress sites, and does not contain any functionality on its own. If you are having issues with the jQuery plugin (not the WordPress wrapper), you should post in the RWD Image Maps issue tracker on GitHub.

As the description states, this plugin simply packages the RWD Image Maps jQuery plugin for use on WordPress sites, and does not contain any functionality on its own. If you are having issues with the jQuery plugin (not the WordPress wrapper), you should post in the RWD Image Maps issue tracker on GitHub.

As the description states, this plugin simply packages the RWD Image Maps jQuery plugin for use on WordPress sites, and does not contain any functionality on its own. If you are having issues with the jQuery plugin (not the WordPress wrapper), you should post in the RWD Image Maps issue tracker on GitHub.

The plugin does not send a receipt to the site owner because Stripe already sends an email notification to the account holder, so it would be redundant.

You would need to modify the plugins’s code to include the author ID as part of the rating custom field. Then you would add another meta box which would allow you to set the second author’s rating. On the frontend you’d need to loop over all of the rating custom fields and output the rating for each one, along with the respective author’s name.

I don’t see that feature as being useful to many people, so it’s not something that I have any plans to add. However, if it is something that many users request, I’ll consider it. I’m not going to bloat the plugin with features that only a few people will use.

The label text is already in front of the stars by default. Perhaps your theme has some CSS styles that are overriding that. Use a tool like Firebug or Chrome Developer Tools to look at the CSS and see what is happening there.

At this time the plugin does not support Google rich snippets. However, that could be added in a future update. I’ll see how many other requests I receive for that feature, and prioritize accordingly.