the5kyliner

I think it’s possible. In your template file (e.g. single.php) you can check for the parameter “_ppp” used by public-post-preview.

Via $_GET[‘_ppp’] or https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_query_var#Custom_Query_Vars

example:

if (isset($_GET['_ppp'])) {
    echo 'This is just a preview.';
}

Hi,
I just hide it via javascript on page load.
Not a very nice trick, though

Same problem here.

But there’s a workaround:

in line 745
\wp-content\plugins\frontend-uploader\frontend-uploader.php

add “category” to shortcode attributes, so it looks like this
https://pastie.org/8290895

Hope this will be fixed soon.

Hello Sunny,

You have to include these kinds of files into the header.php above the </head> tag.

But I think that the events_manager.css is automatically included, if the plugin is activated, so if there are some css codes, that overwrite the events manager’s styles, you have to check your own style.css and edit them.

look at line 466. there it says “<?” instead of “<?php”.