Ryan

Line 818-826 is where this occurs.

Ah, you can exclude pages specifically to accomplish this. It seems there is no way to exclude a template though. Excluding a Page can accomplish the same thing though with a little more work.

That is one great answer and that makes perfect sense. It would be interesting to see some analytics on how many people really do have it pre-cached before they get to our site. As an aside do you know of any way to detect if a cached version is being used (Client side JS library maybe)?

From reading around it seems there is a conflict with W3TC but that it was resolved in an earlier version. Is there still a conflict?

Sorry to hear that. I will check out that issue the next time I get around to updating this plugin. All of the comments on your WP install weere disabled? Are you using a specific gallery plugin?

rex,
Yes, that feature is actually on my todo list. I would expect to see it in the next update. I am getting so much feedback on this thing I actually am designing a way to formally track feature requests and bugs. So updates may come a little slow (about a week or two).

Nice! Sorry, I still hadn’t got around to this. I like this solution. At some point I will probably add this to the core of wp_super_faq but in the meantime I will pass this info along to others who had the ame question.

@omni. You were right about the duplicate IDs! The solution I am going to use is just to have them have different on the heading and answer. Your tip was a life saver as I was struggling to find out what was going on.

Thanks omni. I should have this fixed with the next update. I very much appreciate your feedback and tips.

Jarrod,
I will take a look on IE7 and see what is going on and let you know.

Jarrod,
Do you have a link to your site? That seems like a different issue then the previous IE7 bug I have heard.

leenab,
Hmmm, so another issue I have with an image is how to deal with the color of the image. The way it currently works that should change with the color of the font.

• I think I will add using images as a shortcode option. I.e. [wp_super_faq useimages=true]. Does that seem reasonable to you? That way, it would be backwards compatible for people already using the plugin.
• Let me know if you find out something with the IE issue. I will check it out too but I don’t have great access to Windows at home lol. Sorry about the trouble but I can make these changes ASAP.

Thanks for reporting this. Sorry about te delay in getting back to you. I was hoping to avoid using images at all with this but maybe I can add a check to see if the symbol exists and if not then use the image. I just feel like if I put an image there it will increase loading time as well as increase the number of CSS issues with the plugin. What do you think?

I think I have fixed this problem in the 0.5.4 version of the plugin. Sorry for the trouble.