ztig

No, the business that owns the page is listed as partner, the page and pixel are shared assets between our business accounts.

Neither of us add users to our business-accounts that aren′t employees.

But basically what you are saying is that the plugin can′t be used for shared assets regardless of access level?

Hi again Stuart.

Any luck replicating my issue?

Thanks for your reply.

Yes, I can select those pages that are owned by my business, but non of the pages that I have requested access to (and been granted page-admin level) through business manager.

This is the help page linked in the ?not eligible? error: https://www.facebook.com/business/help/183277585892925?id=420299598837059

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by ztig.

I′m having the same problem, and i′m trying to find a way to reinitialize after .load(). Have you had any luck?

Hi Jeremy.

Those are widgets. Some themes place widgets automatically when none are chosen. To remove them, simply place some blank textwidgets in the footer widget-areas in https://chairsmodo.com/wp-admin/widgets.php

You′ve added this line in your custom css:

a.round-div {
  left: -69px !important;
}

That′s the reason for your images not appearing centered. They are in fact centered, but the round box on top of them are moved left, so that the images appear to be out of place.

Hi.

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Issue is resolved

If you don′t specify image ID′s, the gallery will automatically include all post attachments, lik so:
[gallery size="medium" link="file"]

This should do it

<?php
$values = get_field( 'ticket_link' );
if ( $values ) {
echo '<a href=" '. $values . ' " class="button radius">Buy tickets</a>';
} else {
echo '<span class="no-tickets">Tickets not available yet</span>';
}
?>

Its located in core.php, but you can change it from the theme options.

The client wanted something completley different so we used a heavily customized child theme of virtue pro.

Are you talking about front-end editing of a custom post type?

In that case, what you need to do is change the shortcode on the editing-page from

[wpuf_addpost]

to

[wpuf_addpost post_type=”youcustomposttype”]

If not, what kind of field are you talking about?

Activate it in the plugin’s options page. It should be in the “other” section.

You just have to enable “Custom fields” in the plugin-options from wp-admin. After that, you create the desired fields and hook them into the post like described here: https://tareq.wedevs.com/2012/04/how-to-extend-wp-user-frontend/