Tiny Code

Sorry, I was misunderstand. The topic title made me confused.

I will re-design the plugin to make it easy to use.

If you try to move the button “Update”, you have to make sure the button is placed inside the <form> tag

Hello there,

Please share your website url

Yes, it should works. But you have to use jQuery instead of $ because the short form of jQuery ($) will conflict with WordPress codes

You should try function jQuery hide()
https://api.jquery.com/hide/

Yes, it’s compatible with WordPress 5.7!

Now I am quite busy with other products so I can not update new features for this plugin. But if it has issue reports then I will update new patched version.

The JavaScript is stored in table ‘options’, please try to query by key ‘tccj_content’

Please update to the latest version (version 1.2.2) then clean your custom JS code.

Sorry for late reply.
The JavaScript is stored in table ‘options’, please try to query by key ‘tccj_content’

After updating the plugin, please correct your code again and it will work. Sorry for this inconvenience.

Thank you for letting me know this bug. It has been fixed in the latest version.

I have updated. Now it tested up to 5.2.3!
Thank you for supporting!

You’re welcome!

The theme which you using is hard to custom. It use JS to set absolute position.

      if(itemCount < 5 && itemWidthTotal < $(this).width()){
      
        $(this).css({
              max-width: 480px;
    margin-left: auto;
    margin-right: auto;
          'margin-left': visibleSpace/2+'px'
        });
        
      }

Please correct your code, the css should has quotes, like this:

        $(this).css({
              'max-width': '480px';
              'margin-left': 'auto';
              'margin-right': 'auto';
              'margin-left': visibleSpace/2+'px'
        });

And the condition if(itemCount < 5 && itemWidthTotal < $(this).width()) always is false. Please check it.