Dear @nikodemsky after creating our product we was thinking to open 1 view with it’s options but decide to open all views for our customers but than we had to close the options.
If there was no options described you would not write bad review but maybe you wrote in forum to add some features, so why didn’t you suggest us to open some features in forum but not to write bad review ?
Maybe a bit not fair – but i’m always assuming, that creators of specific plugin knows what they are doing and they thought about it earlier. Authors mostly don’t want to hear about “free vs. pro” suggestions and replies ends with “good luck with other plugins”.
Simple solution here – 3 views + unlocked basic options, advanced CSS only for pro and everyone’s happy. But let’s be honest – would you think about reorganizing plugin because one guy would like to see it? 🙂
btw. i didn’t said it’s bad – i said it’s ok as long as someone is willing to pay for it. I’m using “pro” kind of plugins too, but mostly “free” kind of plugins so i’m always trying to be honest and look both ways as user. Hope you see my view on situation now.
So if you are so honest do you really give this well working plugin with 7 different views 2 stars from 5 because of closed options?
I gave stars to product i used, not product “i could have”. If it was rating for “pro” version, then it might been different. Closed options are most frustrating thing in WP plugins atm and if author block simple thing as possibility to change text in button(which is essential for multi-language websites), then yeah it’s big deal for me.
You could try convince me, that it deserves 3-4 stars instead of asking why i gave only 2. Yeah 7 different views are nice, but that was not what i was looking for in this specific plugin.
So if you deeded the buttons text editor you could ask for that feature but not slander our plugin.
