Serkan Azmi

Thanks NetTantra for spotting and pointing out this bug. Sorry for the late response. I have patched the plugin and will be releasing a new version soon.

Thanks for using the plugin and your suggestions. I will have them implemented in the next update.

Cheers.

What you suggest defies the purpose of the plugin. You could easily include all JS and CSS just by including them in the template.

This plugin allows you to select specific JS and CSS for individual pages/posts to alter a specific page/post but not the whole site. It makes more sense not to include a file if it is not necessary instead of including it everywhere and not using it.

Sorry for taking so long to reply, but I will try and implement your feature requests and suggestions in the next iteration of the plugin.

Thanks for the find, I updated the plugin to only load the required scripts when metaboxes are visible as suggested by J.D. Grimes. Please let me know if this fixed your problem Vidyut.

Cheers

I will add this feature in the next release.

Please update to the latest version to fix this issue.

Hi Vidyut,

You may have other plugins using the same syntax highlighter that have been uninitialized properly.

Please send me a list of installed plugins to see if I can replicate the issue. So far there has been no issues with other plugins.

Cheers

The Zia3 CSS JS plugin has been updated and is using the latest version of jquery ui library which seems to have solved the problem.

Please update to the latest version to check compatibility with your plugin.

I will have a look into it and try and get it resolved. I haven’t used it with Shortcode Exec PHP plugin. I will have to have a look at that plugin and hopefully it isn’t breaking any WP coding conventions and best practices etc,.

h1 {font-size:250%}
h2 {font-size:200%}
p {font-size:100%}

You can paste the above in the inline Custom CSS and it will affect the tags you specify.

Alternatively you can inset the code below into the JavaScript box.
Attach an event handler to this image, to adjust the font size accordingly. Using jQuery, for example:

$(“#largerTextImage”).click(function() {
$(“body”).css(“fontSize”, “120%”);
});