Steve Glick

Thanks for the reply. But after finally getting the right help person at my hosting provider, I was able to determine it was a hosting problem even though the error message pointed to the Admin Columns plugin as the issue.

It had something to do with incorrect cPanel and/or firewall settings pointing to the wrong server IP address and the .htaccess file having entries set by a security plugin and blocking access. In other words, not an issue with your plugin. Glad to know that because I have it on multiple websites.

Once those issues were addressed, I was able to access the dashboard, reactivate Codepress Admin Columns, and get back to business. GREAT PLUGIN. Keep up the good work!

Thanks for your prompt reply. I’ll be watching for that new version and try it out.

This thread on the time.ly forum may help.
https://time.ly/forums/topic/conflict-with-duplicate-post-plugin/

Basically, you have to comment out a couple of lines in a PHP file in the All in One Event Calendar folder.

• IN FILE: /wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/lib/command/clone.php
• ON LINES # 105 and 120:
• check_admin_referer( ‘ai1ec_clone_’. $_REQUEST[‘post’] );

This worked for me. You may have to modify the code again if an update to the AE1EC plugin changes it back.

UaMV has a good suggestion. I would also like to see where my forms are on posts with other statuses or an indicator on the list showing the post status.

As a matter of fact, I’ve been using Dynamik with Genesis a lot more in the past few weeks.

I just updated the plugin on one of my sites after getting your reply today. It seems to work fine. On my widgetized home page using the “EZ home page” widgets it correctly identifies the header right, EZ home top 1 and 2, EZ bottom 1, 2, and 3, and EZ fat footer 1, 2, and 3. In other words, all of my widget areas.

I’m pretty sure this was working for me with these types of widgets before today’s update. I’m not sure if this change was for that purpose.

On another site I tried it with the previous version plugin and with today’s update. It works fine with any widget area that has a widget in it. Nothing is displayed in widget areas that are empty. However, the default text for the widget area and link to the appearance > widgets page takes care of that. In other words, normal.

So it seems that you addressed my issue with Dynamik somewhere along the line with one of your versions.

Thanks again!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is still one of my “mandatory” plugins for all sites!

I agree. It would be very powerful to have the option of when to trigger the animation. For example, when scrolling, when hovering with the mouse, or on mouse click.

…or even to trigger the element animating when clicking on a different element.

Good idea. It would be very useful.

Adding this one line of code worked great for me. I wasted a lot of time until I found this forum post. Thanks Kopyrite!

I’d also like to see this great plugin enhanced so that I can use it in widgets without having to add the link to the style sheet. Will I have to use it for each widget item I use? There must be an easier way.

Otherwise great plugin. Please consider this for the next enhancement. Thanks!

Thanks for doing that!

Can you allow us to choose to make the show/hide state persistent? In other words so, if I have it toggled off (hiding the names) it stays off when I click on a link to another page in the site. Maybe with a checkbox next to the “SWAN” toggle link on the admin bar to “lock” it hidden or showing.

If not that, at least have the hidden state be the default. More often than not, I DON’T need to see the widget area names.

That works even better than I expected! Thank you for responding to my request. I’m now adding this plugin to several of my sites in development.

This is a great plugin. But is what I’m looking for just not possible? Can it be added (by me or the developer in a future release) or is there a similar plugin that can offer what I need?