Craig

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  • Thread Starter Craig

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    Just because I do something stupid and post in the wrong place should not mean you can’t answer the question! Sorry, your plugin is great, and I started using it today along with a donation one … ugh. Thanks for not just ignoring me …

    Craig

    (@spedadvocate)

    Unfortunately, the documentation is still confusing. It now says: Once you’re ready with the code save the sensor file in the /wp-content/uploads/wp-security-audit-log/custom-sensors/ directory. The filename should always be the same as that of the class. So in this example the file is CustomHooks.php. Should it not say “The filename should always be the same as that of the class without the leading ‘WSAL_Sensors_’ “? I was stuck on that a bit today.

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    In reply to: [Print-O-Matic] Page break
    Thread Starter Craig

    (@spedadvocate)

    I have been working on this for a few days, I cannot get the “@media print” or “@page” functions to work. I try them in the “Custom Print Page Style” area of your settings, and “Use Theme CSS For Print Page” is NOT checked. I have tried putting them in the theme CSS as well. What does work is putting this in the html: <p style=”page-break-after: always;”> $nbsp; </p> Where should the @media go?

    That works for me, but the other issue is header and footer, minimally page numbers. I cannot seem to find how or where to implement the @page. Putting content in a footer is the goal.

    The goal is to be printing a PDF if that matters. THANK YOU.

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