Chris

How it coming? Hope you feeling better. I’d like to see this working too, I have a use for it right now but it doesn’t work because this theme uses h4 tags.

For those who need it to work, and don’t want to wait for the update, I figured out there is a very simple style sheet in the plugin folder that you can change each h3 to the tag your theme uses. That fixes the first bug, but if you have the other bug with how different themes write the html/css, I might look into it at some point, especially if I need to use a theme that triggers this problem.

On a side note, another bug, it not only removes the title but it also removes any other headings from the widget content that match. The main reason I wanted to use the plugin was to hide the default title and put a different one in the content. Specifically, the headers are left-aligned by default, but I have one widget I wanted to center the title, so I used this plugin to remove the title and added the heading in the content inside a centered div.

A suggestion, instead, add a class to the widgets first header, and hide that class. Might solve all the problems!

For others with the heading in the content problem, it is a little messy, but I added a class .unhide with display set to inherit, and added the class to my headings in the content. Works for me!

Hey, I was just looking for your plugin too (wp-no-category-base). I was getting irritated at wp since I knew it used to be there but it was not showing anywhere in the repository. So now I can’t install it easily, going to have to upload it the old fashion way.

What’s up WordPress team? This is unacceptable!

No, I decided not to use that widget because it only registers with CC, not with WordPress. I needed the widget to function like the WP registration page works with this plugin, to register for both WordPress and for CC. So I made my own widget porting code from the WP registration page template, re-styled and works perfect for me.

Here is what I did to change the settings, a temporary work-around.

Those settings can be changed directly in the database using phpMyAdmin. If you do not have access or do not know how to access phpMyAdmin, check out the WP-phpMyAdmin plugin.

WARNING: YOU CAN EASILY BREAK YOUR WORDPRESS INSTALLATION HERE, SO BE CAREFUL. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOU BREAK YOUR SITE.

To make it easier, I am going to narrow down the list of options in phpMyAdmin so it is less confusing (maybe). You could skip the search step and find the options somewhere in the wp-options table, but there are 100’s of options to look through.

In phpMyAdmin, I click the Browse button for the wp-options table, depending on what plugins you have you may need to scroll down to find the wp-options table. Once inside the wp-options table, I click the Search tab/link. On the search page, in the bottom five rows, the third row drop-down menu (option_name operator) I changed to “like %…%” and type “cc” (without quotes) in the value field for that row. Then click the “Go” button. Depending on the plugins you have installed, you may have to scroll down on the next page, but there should be about 15 rows that start with “cc” in the middle column. Those are the options.

For example:

Change the “cc_widget_show_list_selection” value to 0 to disable the list dropdown in the widget.

Change the “cc_widget_show_lastname” value to 0 to remove the last name field in the widget.

Standard widget. The form designer wouldn’t work at all because the site I’m working on is on GoDaddy hosting and the techs I talked to had no clue what modsecurity is or how to whitelist the domain, claimed that maybe it was something they can’t do on shared hosting plans, but were totally unaware it seemed. Anyway, getting off topic…

I’m a php developer so I just found the widget settings in the options table in the database and changed them there, works for me. However, I ended up not liking it since it does not integrate the WordPress registration in the widget, and since the plugin integrates cc registration into wp registration, I just copied the correct wp-login.php code and used that. I know that’s a rough workaround, but it works perfectly.

@madhavaji If this doesn’t get fixed and you want to know how to make the changes I made, let me know I will find it and post it here.

I just installed this plugin and am having the same issue. This is running on WP 3.0.1. I do not need the last name or list selection box, and the same exact thing happens.