redhumpy

thanks for the reply. It does look like a good plugin, but I can’t figure out why none of the additional settings appear after entering the account name and password, which is probably the same reason the widget won’t display.

For now, I’ve settled for using my client’s old code for entering an email and directing to a Constant Contact page where visitors fill in more info and join the lists of their choice. However, for the template I’m using, that option involved editing the style sheet to adjust font size and color so the form would display correctly on a dark background. It isn’t nearly as nice as the form creator shown with this plugin.

Hello Zack Katz???? Any ideas about our issue??

@ben – did you get your plugin to work? I’m having the same problem you describe: the only settings I have to configure are the account name and password. I click SAVE and receive a message that the settings were saved, but I am not getting any additional account options as are shown on the plugin screenshots. When I add the widget to a sidebar, nothing appears on the live site.

Any ideas?

SUCCESS!

I believe that when I first successfully inserted the left-aligned caption on the image, I recall that there was a short-code for the image. There is no longer a short code when I view the html.

I also noticed that some of my images were wrapped in an h2 tag while others weren’t. I tried adding a caption to an image farther down the page that was not inside the h2 tag and the caption was successfully added.

Now I have to figure out why some of the images ended up inside the heading tag while others didn’t since I added each the same way.

Anyway, the captions are working now AND the text is centered below the image. Yay!

I encountered the same problem when I tried to change a category name on my hosted WordPress blog.

The error stopped when I changed the name of the category only and left the ‘slug’ the same as it was originally.