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Looks fixed on my end after updating, thanks!

I wanted to check in and see if there’s been any progress on this issue. Thank you!

I’m not sure I understand your question completely. The shortcode generates <blockquote> tags for the quotes, whereas the widget for the sidebar does not (as far as I can tell).

The “Plugin Homepage” links on this plugin are all broken, but you can still find all the information via the Archive.org backup:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190820034749/https://srinig.com/wordpress/plugins/quotes-collection/

There’s a lot of helpful info there.

There isn’t a way to edit the CSS from the plugin settings in WordPress. However, you can find all the shortcode CSS styles in the plugin file “quotes-collection.css” located in the folder at: wp-content > plugins > quotes-collection > css

So, you could either modify that file directly, or use a child theme to edit the styles.

Great, I hope the workaround is helpful for others too, and thanks for working on the issue.

There are 10,000+ posts on my site. I have let the page sit open for a while, but still just three dots. I will try to find a conflict on a dev environment at some point.

By the way, I re-saved the one snippet where the post lists had loaded once (and I had chosen two posts), but this time only the three dots were there, and it overwrote the snippet back to “no posts chosen.” So, for anyone who gets it to work once (and doesn’t want to use a workaround), don’t re-save the snippet unless the post list loads again.

Yes, this should be possible. There are many additional shortcode attributes listed on the plugin’s homepage, which although is not working currently, I found at https://web.archive.org/web/20190820034749/https://srinig.com/wordpress/plugins/quotes-collection/

There are attributes for both author and show_author.

So you should be able to use:
[quotcoll author=”Somebody” show_author=false]

Yes, I would love to see a feature where you could display quotes from X days ago.

I have also seen a big decrease in the number of views being counted by Yuzo Pro, since at least 3 months ago.

I use WPRocket caching plugin, but it hasn’t been an issue previously.

If we turn the “Magnificent Views Counter” Disabled setting to “On”, then we won’t be able to use a Yuzo “Most Popular” widget based on views, correct?

Whether I use the automation or manual shortcode method, this is the output:

<section class="post-content"><span class="wpsdc-drop-cap">H</span>ello there, and thank you for tuning into the WTF Weather Station, where we pride ourselves on bringing you the most up-to-date, super general, and often terrifying forecasts. Let’s go ahead and take a gander at your upcoming week, shall we?</p>

If I turn off Simple Drop Cap, this is the output:

<section class="post-content"><p>Hello there, and thank you for tuning into the WTF Weather Station, where we pride ourselves on bringing you the most up-to-date, super general, and often terrifying forecasts. Let’s go ahead and take a gander at your upcoming week, shall we?</p>

The issue seems to be that the plugin somehow prevents the opening paragraph tag <p> from being included…

Thanks for your patience. I tried a more exhaustive emptying of browser cache/content settings/cookies etc, and then emptied WP Rocket and CloudFlare cache again too, and finally it works again ??

Hi Greg,

I have cleared the cache, etc on multiple browsers, but Imagify still causes all tabs (like “Visual / Text”) and drop-downs (like “Screen Options” and “Help” etc) on post edit pages to become unclickable.

Thanks

The issues I encountered with 1.6.14 have not resolved after updating to 1.6.14.1. I’m hoping there are still additional conflicts to be fixed.

Thanks for the prompt replies!

I also traced a major issue today to my 1.6.14 upgrade today:

It causes all tabs (like “Visual / Text”) and drop-downs (like “Screen Options” and “Help” etc) on post edit pages to become unclickable.

Deactivating the plugin fixes the issue.

I thought this version was supposed to improve compatibility, but I think there may still be some fixes necessary.

Great plugin! I will echo the big-time want for read/write access based on user role.

Any updated timeline on a release for that?

For instance, I want to have a list of formatting guidelines which can be viewed by all authors but not edited by them. I know there are are solutions such as creating a custom dashboard widget (https://www.wpexplorer.com/customize-wordpress-admin-dashboard) but this plugin is so user-friendly, I’d rather consolidate everything in it.

Otherwise, it’s very useful for authors to make their own private notes, and entertaining as a sort of humorous and helpful “writer bulletin board” with public notes.

Thanks for the reply. I use GTM to deploy several javascript tags on my non-AMP site including Quantcast and Facebook SDK: https://www.google.com/analytics/tag-manager/features/

I guess what I’m wondering is, the use of GTM through AMP for WP plugin is limited to the Google Analytics function only, correct?