H?kan Wennerberg

Since there is no reply, I am closing this as resolved.

Hi Anne,

What version of WordPress are you using?

Have you added any other plugins recently? Its common that issues in other plugins might cause overall JavaScripts on the widget page to break.

Hi,

Yes, its changed a bit since then ??

Open up /plugins/hw-image-widget.php and comment out line 200:
// $instance['title'] = \apply_filters('widget_title', \esc_attr(@$instance['title']));

That should do it.

Perhaps I am missing something, but, I assume this is the “theme live preview” functionality you are referring to? I don’t see that widgets can be added on that screen?

However, the problem is likely that not all resources are loaded correctly on the page you are trying to use the plugin. I am only loading required JS etc. on the widget page to not bog down every admin page.

Hi Gabriel,

What it the WordPress customizer? Another plugin?

Hi,

You have the og:image tag in your sourcecode correctly and pointing at https://www.marleneroseshaw.co.uk/wp-content/themes/lifestyle-pro/images/facebookprofile.jpg. However, this image is too small, so Facebook will not use it. Instead, it tries to find any image large enough on the page.

Hi,

I have now removed the alt attribute from the A-tag and its released as version 2.7.

Thanks for the tip!

Regards,
H?kan Wennerberg
https://webartisan.se/

Hi, thanks for the feedback. I will remove the alt attribute from the a-tag shortly.

beachmat: Sorry, I gave the wrong filename. It should be hw-image-widget.php on line 158.

Great, marking this as resolved then ??

Sorry for the delay.

To allow HTML for the title you will need to open the /wp-content/plugins/hw-image-widget/html/front-end.php file in a text editor.

Comment out line 158:

$instance['title'] = \apply_filters( 'widget_title', \esc_attr( @$instance['title'] ) );

…by adding // in front of it like so:

//$instance['title'] = \apply_filters( 'widget_title', \esc_attr( @$instance['title'] ) );

But please be aware that this change will be lost the next time you update the widget.

Hi,

Please get the latest version of this widget (2.4). That specific issue was resolved in that version.

Regards,
H?kan Wennerberg

Hi,

I could not get my local environment to output this notice (apache2/php-fpm 5.4). But it seems like it should, unless output buffering is currently active.

Anyway, better safe then sorry. I updated the plugin the way you mentioned, setting that cookie earlier in the execution.

Thanks for the feedback!

You must understand that this widget does not enforce CSS rules to the images you add. What it does is to remove any unwanted width and height attributes so that your themes RWD rules can be applied successfully. It is, and should be the responsability of your theme to set the RWD rules, not the plugin.

You must understand that this widget does not enforce CSS rules to the images you add. What it does is to remove any unwanted width and height attributes so that your themes RWD rules can be applied successfully. It is, and should be the responsability of your theme to set the RWD rules, not the plugin.