themadcatlady

I have the same problem, but judging from the date you posted this here (6 months ago), the creator of the plugin isn’t bothering to reply or help.

The boxes are still on our website, but there is nowhere we can edit them now.

Can somebody help?

I have the same problem, but judging from the date you posted this here (3 months ago), the creator of the plugin isn’t bothering to reply or help.

The boxes are still on our website, but there is nowhere we can edit them now.

Can somebody help?

I have the same problem! I can’t see the 10 boxes that took me many hours to create, there’s just nothing there, no list of previous boxes created, nada!!! ?? The boxes are still showing on our website, but we cannot edit them.

I don’t think the creator of the plugin bothers, seeing that it’s been a month and a week now since you posted your issue.

Can anybody else help?

It appears that the theme author does not reply to any of our questions. Not good. Not good at all. ??

@steveindzine haha, like I said before, “by the seat of my pants”…. ??

@steveindzine oops sorry, Barry’s site is hosted with a US company – wpacademy.com – not a UK one.

@steveindzine thanks for that info. I am in the Canary Islands and Barry is in Ireland, and the website is hosted with a UK company (justhost.com). So I guess the ICO would be the authority responsible for that, right?

@fclaussen thank you very much for all that info. However, I am only a web *designer* and know HTML and CSS only, I am not a programmer with javascript knowledge, or anything more than tweaking a bit of PHP or SQL database entries – so some of what you say I simply can’t do myself. I had to drop Contact Form 7 because it didn’t play well with one or other of my plugins, and Gravity Forms is not free (and Barry will not pay me for getting this if there are still free options around!).

Thanks also for the documention.

I guess I’m just going to have to do this “by the seat of my pants” and do as much as I can and as best as I can do it.

My other thought also is…. surely, they cannot fine individuals who don’t actually have a website as a business, but only run a personal blogs that does not make any money, 4% of annual turnover, because they don’t even have an annual turnover??? So if there is something wrong and not compliant we would get a warning to fix things, and hopefully they will tell us *what* needs fixing? Again, this is not really a question I expect you to answer because it has nothing to do with your plugin, but I’m just thinking out aloud….

Hi again @fclaussen.

Where do I find this privacy bar? I have been through all the settings of the plugin and cannot find it. Or did you mean that I amend the cookie bar that we already have on the site (showing at the bottom right of the page)?

The consent checkbox for forms is also not part of your plugin, or am I missing something here? Or did you mean that I put that as an extra field in the form?

I understand the thing about cookies from places like Facebook and Disqus, that are connected to the site. But in the case of Disqus, how would I be able to let any visitors (not users!) to the site choose between the two? Can your plugin help with that too?

Sorry, I have so many questions, and I know you are not really the one to answer these, but would still appreciate any help I can get. ??

Hi Fernando, thanks for your reply.

We don’t have user registrations on the site, and I just thought that your plugin would actually act as a pop-up so ordinary visitors to the site (not users) will know what kind of data we will collect (cookies, emails from the contact form etc.) and they can then tick that they are ok with it.

Tbh, I still have no idea what exactly we need to do to an ordinary website like Barry’s, which does not have a mailing list, but does use the Disqus commenting system and uses a contact form. As far as I can gather from all the info I read on the web about GDPR, having something as simple as a contact form on a site means that people need to give consent, or am I wrong? I know you are not the person to answer this kind of question, but I am starting to think that this plugin is not actually what we need for Barry’s site…

Hi! Thank you for your reply. My client has now told me that he is quite happy with the small/original size of the calendar, so all is well!

The same just happened to me. 3 hours of work, setting up my whole site, gone. The theme creator obviously doesn’t give a toss either, since this thread was started a month ago and there is still no reply.

I am going to look for another theme now because this is not acceptable. ??

Thank you! The “Turn off all error reporting” snippet worked for me.

You can put some custom CSS under the “Design” tab, as follows:

.logo img {
width: 500px;
}

Just put however big you want the logo after width (in this case I put 500px).

We have the same problem on our site:
https://www.goprintstudioshop.com

Please help, thank you.