Ram Shengale

Hi Gandi09,

Good to hear that you like the plugin.

The issue you are talking about might be a CSS specificity issue. For this you have the Custom CSS area at the bottom of your Step 2 : Customize Box page. You can add your own CSS there to fix this.

Note that you’ll have to update to the latest version of the plugin to use the Custom CSS feature.

Regards
Ram

Cool.

Cool.

Just FYI, the pro version is out and you may want to check it out: https://wpconversionboxes.com

Ram

Did you actually go and save it on the Box Customize page. Clicking on Save and Next is important after you’ve integrated.

Also, please send me the link to the page on your site where you have this box so I can check.

Wow. This is a really strange issue.

Can you publish that page with shortcode and send me a link to it so that I can check the code.

Thanks.
Ram

Marking this as resolved.

Hi Wandertrvl,

After integration with MailChimp did you select a list for the box on Step 2 : Customize Box page?

I’ll also check on my localhost copy to see if it’s a plugin issue.

Ram

Well I can not do something on your blog from here, but good to hear something it’s getting better.

But if what you said is the case, for the sake of the quality of your product to the user, I recommend disabling the free version the ability to post more than one ad. And you should probably tell potential users what you had mentioned to me.

I don’t know why you are calling the boxes as ad, but I like your suggestion. Would surely think of something.

Make it so that I can disable an ad too. The only option I have is to “delete” or “duplicate” an ad.

Great idea. Adding this to my todo list too.

Thanks for all the input nkappel.

nkappel, I forgot to mention one thing. The free version of the plugin supports only one box per page. This means you can create as many boxes as you want and place each of them on different pages, but for the plugin to work normally you’ll have to have just one conversion box on a single page to collect stats perfectly.

You may still place multiple boxes on individual pages, but then you’ll have to ignore the stats.

So you can say that this is not a bug, but a limitation of the free version.

But I think, like you, this may be causing problems for other plugin users also. So I may add multiple boxes on single page feature in future releases. I cannot guarantee this as this was one of the USPs for the Pro version, but will figure out something to make this free version stand alone for the free version users.

Thanks

Hi nkappel,

Sorry for the inconvenience caused. After reading your thread I think I know what may have caused this issue.

The plugin is not making up the numbers. It was coded in a way to add a pageview on every successful display of a box. And now I see the bug. When you have 10 posts on say your front page all showing a box under them it’ll generate 10 page views. Are you using multiple boxes on same page?

It’s a bug and thanks for bringing this to my notice. I’ll fix it asap and release a new version.

Regards
Ram

Marking this as resolved.

Pageviews are the number of visits to the pages/posts on your blog having the box on it.

Number of Boxviews unlike Pageviews, calculates how many times your box was actually seen, after scrolling down, etc. The box fires a JavaScript function when the box is visible in the user’s viewport.

Please read the description on plugin’s main page for more info: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-conversion-boxes/

Marking this as resolved. ??

Please refer to the FAQ page: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-conversion-boxes/faq/

Currently you can have only 1 conversion box on a page/post for it to work. You can add multiple conversion boxes on a single page/post in the Pro version of the plugin.

I checked the validator and saw the error. After searching the web for solution it seems like invalid closing tag issue. But the code looks OK.

I’m still searching for a possible solution and will respond when I get one.