Scott DeLuzio

Hi Joe,
As far as I know WooCommerce coupons doesn’t allow for a wholesale exclusion of subscription products. It is possible to exclude specific products, which could be a list of all of your subscription products.
To do this, you’re right, I’d need to add a filter or some additional settings to the plugin.
I’m going to push out an update with a new filter that will let you modify the existing parameters that are passed to the function that creates the discount code. Then, I think you should be able to just add a exclude_product_ids array in your own function. Something like this:

add_filter( 'sdwoo_discount_args', 'your_function' );
function your_function( $discount_args ){
    $discount_args['exclude_product_ids'] = array( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 );
    return $discount_args;
}

Replace the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 with a comma separated list of your subscription product IDs and that should do what you’re looking for.
Version 1.3 should be out shortly. Let me know if you need anything else.

Yes, the aspect ratio could be an issue too. I’ve found a quick tool that helps when trying to figure out what size you want to crop an image down to while maintaining a particular aspect ratio https://andrew.hedges.name/experiments/aspect_ratio/
Hope that helps. If you need anything else, please let me know.
Thanks!

I think you’ll want to make sure you’re uploading an image that is the same width/height as the area where the featured image is being displayed on the desktop version of your site. The image should scale down on mobile/tablets fine, but if the image is too small to begin with it might be stretched to fill the space, which will cause the distortion you’re seeing.
If resizing the image doesn’t fix the issue, send a link to a page where you’re experiencing the distortion and I’ll see if I can troubleshoot from there.
Thanks!

Thanks for the great review. At the moment it is not possible to insert columns as you described. I’ve logged this in our feature enhancement list, and will look into adding it to the plugin though. Thank you again!

I bet if you reach out to the theme developer, they should be able to point you in the right direction. You can tell them that you’re trying to create a custom archive page for a certain custom post type, and want to know which template file you can copy as a base for the changes you’re making.
Hope that helps!

Try adding a file to your child theme called archive-portfolio.php
Add the following to that file:

<?php
add_action( 'genesis_entry_content', 'gfv_video_image', 0 );
genesis();

You may need to play around with other layouts which you can get from the existing archive page template.

It could be that your theme is using a different hook, which is causing it to not display correctly.
If that is the case, you’ll need to look in your theme files for whichever file displays the archive pages. You can then look to see whatever hook is being used to display the content for each portfolio item. Look for something that includes genesis_do_post_image. You’ll need to add some code to that file (or functions.php).
Something like this:

// Add the video to whatever hook your theme is using.
add_action( 'whatever_the_hook_your_theme_is_using', 'gfv_video_image', 0 );
// Remove the featured image from portfolio items that are using videos.
add_action( 'gfv_remove_post_image', 'cyb_remove_post_image' );
function cyb_remove_post_image(){
    if ( 'portfolio' == get_post_type() ){
        remove_action( 'whatever_the_hook_your_theme_is_using', 'genesis_do_post_image' );
    }
}
// Add back the featured image for portfolio items that are not using videos.
add_action( 'gfv_add_post_image', 'cyb_add_post_image' );
function cyb_add_post_image(){
    add_action( 'whatever_the_hook_your_theme_is_using', 'genesis_do_post_image' );
}

You might need to play around with that code a bit, but it should point you in the right direction.

I just got it working with Genesis Portfolio Pro and a link to a YouTube video.
On the portfolio item edit page, be sure to select the Video option under “Format”, and include a link to the video you want displayed in the Genesis Featured Video Video URL box.
If that still doesn’t work, could you be more specific with what isn’t working?

Could you just use the regular Genesis Featured Post widget? Not the Featured Posts with Videos that this plugin comes with?
Unless I’m misunderstanding the issue you’re having?

Thanks for the feedback on our pro pricing! While I would obviously prefer to hear positive feedback, it wouldn’t provide me with any value other than to pad my ego. This sort of feedback is definitely valuable, so thank you.

The pricing for the pro plugin has evolved over the years to reflect not only the time and energy that goes into the development and implementation of new features for the product, but also to support the customers who purchase it. Year to date (2018), we have had a 100% satisfaction rating from customers who have received support on the pro version of this plugin.

Thank you again for the feedback!

This plugin doesn’t have that option. It can be done with some custom coding though.

I don’t think this plugin would be the best option for that. I think you could probably customize a page template that includes a widget area. Then add the same portfolio widget to that area.

Hi,
I had another version of this available, which allows an unlimited ad sets. You can check it out here: https://github.com/ScottDeLuzio/wp-in-post-ads
I’m no longer supporting the plugin I linked to, or actively maintaining it, but you’re free to download it and try it to see if it works for your needs. If you need anything changed with it, feel free to fork it and modify it as needed or have a developer do it for you.

At this time the plugin has not been tested with WPML.

Currently you can’t have multiple callback URLs, however forking the plugin and installing a separate instance of a modified version of the plugin would effectively allow you to have multiple callback URLs. That is not on the roadmap for the plugin at this time though.

This is a little tricky in that it wouldn’t be very user friendly to say that a discount code is valid between two specific dates in the future (i.e. July 15, 2018 – July 31, 2018). As an administrator, you would need to adjust these dates every so often, which is not ideal.

The other more likely work around is to specify the number of days from the signup date that the discount code is valid.

The downside to this is that customers expect to be able to use the discount code immediately after signing up. So, signing up today, but having to wait till tomorrow to use the code will likely result in upset subscribers and reduced sales, unless there is another use case that I’m missing? Please let me know.

As for the delayed sending, it is also possible, but not as easy to implement. It would require the use of the wp_cron() function as the webhooks used to trigger the email sequence fire from MailChimp/ActiveCampaign immediately after the person subscribes.