Plugin Author
Katie
(@kseaborn)
1) Brackets are special characters. Try adding brackets=”yes” (going off of memory) to the shortcodes.
2) You need to use hierarchical referencing in the CSS or the !important keyword. Going off of memory, hierarchical would be:
.entry-content .zp-Zotpress p {
max-width: 665px;
margin: 0 auto 30px;
}
Thank you so much for a fast reply!
1) The brackets=”yes” cured the bracket-problem.
2) The code for shorter line width still doesn’t work. The only thing that happens using the code below
.entry-content .zp-Zotpress p {
max-width: 665px;
margin: 0 auto 30px;
}
is that both neither Zotpress references, nor the text above it will line upp at a maximum of 665px.
Plugin Author
Katie
(@kseaborn)
2) Maybe just apply it to div.zp-Zotpress?
No, I’m sorry. It doesn’t work. I might ask the question in a css or Genesis specific forum.
I also noticed that trying to view my Zotpress test-page in Chrome Zotpress doesn’t work at all:
http://exp.silent.se/psy/test-zotpress/
Plugin Author
Katie
(@kseaborn)
Hmm, sorry I can’t be of help. I’m having trouble loading your page from my location on Firefox, too. I’ll add testing to Chrome on the list.
I have disabled all plug-ins and then installing them one after one come to the conclusion that it’s iThemes Security version 5.2.1 that is causing the problem not showing Zotpress functionality in Google Chrome 48.0.2564.109 m (64-bit). Since everything seems to work fine with Firefox 44.02 here I’m not able to verify your problem with firefox not showing Zotpress functionality here:
http://exp.silent.se/psy/test-zotpress/
I got the answer to problem 2) in a forum at css-tricks.com
.zp-List {
max-width: 665px;
margin: 0 auto 30px;
}
So now the only thing that remains to solve is why iThemes security interferes with Zotpress on Chrome and maybe Firefox.
I bought iThemes Security Pro to be able to get support. The upgrade seems to have solved the conflict with Zotpress.
