Segia

Hi Nithin,

thanks for getting back to me! I changed the “Name” fields according to your instructions (i.e. without the underscores), but unfortunately I’m still getting the same error.

Also, I’m not sure if this is relevant, but one thing I did notice is that within Hustle, it specifically mentions adding a v2 API key: https://imgur.com/LBSD2JA

However, when I go into my campaign dashboard, I can only generate v3 ones: https://imgur.com/gWzmzXx

The v3 ones seem to be significantly longer keys than the one I had saved in Hustle until about a week ago (mine is 89 characters).

All the best, and thanks again for your help!

Julian

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Segia.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).

@wpmudevsupport12 Thanks so much for the quick response, much appreciated! I’ve uploaded the module settings here: https://pastebin.com/rU7cLHgN

Hi @wpmudev-support9 ,

thanks for the quick response! That worked for the GDPR text; do you have any way to style the font of the placeholder text in the other input forms?

All the best,

Julian

@blazk: That worked like a charm, thanks so much for your help!

Thanks for the quick response @blazk ! I’d previously tried to change it myself with that same custom CSS, but unfortunately it doesn’t seem to change anything on either Android or Windows 10. Not sure what the problem is – this is an example page

Hi @blazk,

thanks so much for the addition, I’m very grateful for your hard work!

It’s great as it is and a huge improvement, but one quick thought I have is that the size of the feedback field pushes the final submit button off-screen in many cases, which might make it unclear to people that the rating hasn’t been submitted yet. It might be useful to either shrink the text box or to automatically scroll down so that the whole thing is in the viewport.

Once again, thanks so much for your efforts!

That’s great to hear, thanks a lot for your quick response!

Hi Liz,

thanks for your quick response! This happens on every post on my site – in itself, the fact that multiple images are suggested is the intended effect; I’d just like for the Related Posts thumbnails to not be among them.

Pinterest allows sites to add the data-pin-nopin="true"attribute to any images meant to be excluded from the suggested images, and I’m looking for a way to automatically add that attribute to the Related Posts thumbnails.

Thanks so much and all the best,

Julian

Hey Michel,

I previously used your fix to get this plugin to function, and it worked wonderfully. However, after temporarily uninstalling and then reinstalling, it no longer seems to link the ‘Edit’ link to the Front-End Editor, but redirects to the backend instead. Would you perhaps have any idea of what might cause this problem, and how to fix it?

All the best,

Julian

Amazing – that did the job and was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much for your help!

Hi Arno,

thanks so much for your response; I’d be very grateful if you could manage once you have time. Wishing you all the best at your new job!

Julian

That worked, you’re a lifesaver!

Dear Scott,

thanks so much for your quick reply, that helped narrow it down. I’ve managed to resolve it by using your plugin in combination with Relevanssi, then using its synonym feature to allow searching for said characters.

Kind regards,

Julian

(Quick addition: it does seem to be able to find words with ? when searching for z, so it might be that Scandinavian characters such as the ones above aren’t considered proper diacritics. Would there be any way around this?)

I seem to have the same problem in the latest version.