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Curious why it′s only given three stars then?

Just did – thanks for the fast reaction, much appreciated!

Thanks for clarifying, Tim! ??

Thanks, fourtytwo, for posting this with pics!

Yes, that had me bothered, too. My tab shows “Existing users” like admin and others, and I checked twice to make sure they don′t exist. Why does it show a “Yes” then, while other non-existent usernames correctly show “No”? What could be a possible reason / where would we have to look – or is it a bug?

+1, it shouldn′t be a problem to include that.

It turned out it was actually a browser-related problem. The only browser the background-position setting doesn′t work with for the moment is Firefox it seems. But this can be bypassed by adding background-position: center center; (or similar) in the CSS field for the single slides until it is fixed with a future update.

Thanks, Fabio, for all the great support you offered, much appreciated!

I′ll did so – thanks for taking the time!

Thanks, fabiorino. Yes I have but it′s not clear to me which values (px? %? center?) are accepted (do I find documentation for that somewhere?). I tried some but I can′t see any change, neither visually nor in source (should this be reflected in the top/left values? Whatever I use, it isn′t…). Maybe I′m just trying the wrong things….
What kind of settings would you suggest to have a background position similar to “center” (50%) for y?

Can confirm – it is for sure possible. First click on “Edit” for the form in question, after that click into the field displaying the name of the form and change this name. Done. (There was a thread in this forum, btw.)

Nifty one, but I think I found an answer here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13694271/modify-select-so-only-the-first-one-is-gray

Not sure this is cross-browser, will have to test….

No answer here, no luck in fixing this either …

That′s definately a good idea – but be sure to pick another summer (because you need to do some hiking in Austria), this one is awkward. LOL

Yay, that worked! ??
Thank you so much for taking the time to help (and to explain), very much appreciated!

Best Regards from Austria, I′ll keep an eye on your blog and your plugin for sure!

Thanks much for the hint – I went and tried ‘any’ and I also tested
'post_type' => array( 'post', 'page', 'row' ),
(would that be the right way to address the custom post type?) where row is my custom post type, but both didn′t return the option to choose the custom header when creating/editing the custom post type unfortunately.

Glad to hear you might implement this at some point though – thanks for considering and the fast feedback!

Add this to your CSS:
.hms-testimonials-rotator .controls {margin-bottom: 20px;}