Ok, I will look how to implement that.
With the new version 5.0 you can open and close the schedulers in each widget.
If you like that work I would be glad about your review.
Martin, Thanks for the update, but it doesn’t seem to be working for me. I have WordPress 4.7.2. The button is there to collapse the scheduler, but it doesn’t work. And the scheduler is initially visible. I would prefer it to be initially closed, and then open only if I choose.
Thanks
Andrew
Does the button text change if you click on it, from “open” to “close” and vice versa?
If yes please clear the cache. Maybe the old CSS file of the plugin is still working and has to be replaced by the new one.
Martin, The text does not change color just words (from open to close), but there is a blue box surrounding the button after I press it.
I’ve tried clearing my cache, trying different computers, deleting and reinstalling the plugin, but the plugin still will not collapse.
Thanks.
Very strange. The scheduler should be closed first and opened after the click on the button.
I tried it on my servers in different browsers and it works as described. May I take a look at the backend of your site? You can mail me the login credentials to m dot stehle at gmx dot de.
Martin, So I see where you say that it works. If I go to Appearance->Widget, then YES the scheduler is collapsed and the button works properly.
But, if I go to Appearance->Customizer->Widget then the collapse function is not working.
Hope this helps
Andrew
Thank you for that aspect. Indeed the develoopment was focused on the Widgets page. The behaviour in the Customizer is in progress.
With the new version 5.1 the scheduler is collapsable both on the Widgets page and in the Customizer.
I would be glad about your review.
Wonderful! It works perfectly. Thanks for your quick response on this. I will provide a review right now.
