tezalsec

Hi, thanks for checking. The file does exist, at /wp-content/plugins/event-tickets/src/resources/css

Included is a link to a screenshot of the inspector’s css. I should add that the tickets.min.css IS loaded when logged in, and is NOT loaded when not logged in. And only when Clearfy plugin is active.

https://i.postimg.cc/GpDzDyG0/tickets-min-css.png

Thanks.

Thanks Sanjeev, I got it working. The error log said to go to the https://console.developers.google.com/apis/etc.. address because it seemed the Gmail API wasn’t enabled yet (although I did create the key, secret and credentials).

Thanks!

Confirming the review request has become smaller and the js hide links are now working. thank you!

I have the exact issue, it is very annoying, and it is indeed VERY BIG. The javascript functions behind the links and buttons on your banners are just not firing (javascript:void(0)). I use Firefox, and the console does not show any errors, so there are no js conflicts.

I suggest you do some more experimenting in combining with popular js-heavy plugins, such as clearfy, Autoptimize and Elementor. Maybe some name conflict in js objects?

You can not expect users to do that for you.
Appreciating the plugin, though ??

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by tezalsec.

Thanks / Dank je, Daan! ??

I was about to make the same suggestion when I read this ??

The addition is way too much in your face, and widening the first plugin page column too much. Please keep the title shorter and maybe add the ““compatible with MonsterInsights & WooCommerce!” ” to the description / second column.

Thanks for this great plugin!

Thanks Craig, I appreciate the quick response! I’ll do the templating within the plugin folder for now, and keep a copy outside of it, for when the update comes.