Hi,
media-left is correct as of Bootstrap 3.3 (see documentation here and the Bootstrap release notes here).
As a general rule this plugin’s major and minor version numbers match that of the supported Bootstrap version (Bootstrap Shortcodes for WordPress 3.3.x supports Bootstrap 3.3.x). If your theme runs Bootstrap 3.2 or earlier you can get older versions of this plugin from our GitHub repository here.
Meanwhile, I’ll look into either classing the [media] object with both classes, or finding a good way to fall back if an older version of Bootstrap is in use. Thanks for reporting this!
Ok then the included bootstrap.min.css needs to be updated as it is still using the depreciated .media > .pull-left & .media > .pull-right in its code rather than the new media-left and right.
The included bootstrap.min.css file is legacy and no longer updated and isn’t intended to be used on your site’s front-end. That file has been replaced by bootstrap-shortcodes-help.css which is intended only to style the plugin’s documentation popup.
This plugin is meant to be used with a WordPress theme built using (and including its own copy of) Bootstrap. I see how the inclusion of this file could be confusing. I’ll plan to remove it from the plugin in a future update.
Are you using the bootstrap.min.css that shipped with this plugin on your site’s front end?
I just pushed an update which restores backwards compatibility for [media-object] with Bootstrap 3.2 and earlier. Bootstrap 3.3 users should use the media=”left” property; 3.2 and earlier should continue to use pull=”left”. This should also un-break any existing Bootstrap 3.2 sites using the “pull” property.
Thank you for using our plugin! I hope this resolves this issue and please don’t hesitate to post again if there are any further issues.
Thank you for the backward compatibility fix. I’m new to wordpress so I’m still getting used to how the file structure works between themes and plugins.
