NSquared

Hi @fersitio, we are looking at the possibility of adding this to the plugin in a future release, but for now you could achieve this with some custom CSS like this:

body #hotspot-8003 .leaflet-container,
body #hotspot-8003 .hotspots-image-container {
background: transparent;
}

NOTE: the number 8003 is an example, but you would need to replace it with the one for your site. If you view HTML source and search for hotspots-image-container you’ll see a number like hotspot-123 and you’ll need to use that one instead of the 8003 provided above

If you’re not familiar with adding CSS to your site, we have a quick guide here: https://wpdrawattention.com/guides/adding-custom-code/

Please let us know if you have any questions!

Thanks,
Nathan

Hi @danspr thanks for getting in touch. Both Draw Attention (Free version here on WordPress.org) and Draw Attention Pro (paid) are still actively maintained. We have a table detailing the difference between the free and pro editions partway down this page:

https://wpdrawattention.com/pricing/

Please let us know if you have any other questions!

Thanks,

Nathan

thank you @giuse!

hi @giuse we are having trouble reproducing this issue, I suspect there is something specific about the database configuration on your server.

Could you please go to the SSA support tab and see if there are any error messages in the debug log? You may need to turn on the debugger and then try to create an appointment type again to trigger the error.

If you could please email support@ssaplugin.com with the subject line “database error” we will make sure it gets flagged and looked at immediately.

Thanks,

Nathan

Hi @pengie5696, thanks for letting us know. That is a new database table we’ve added, I’ve seen that error before which is just a warning that shows up once when a database table is created/changed. You can safely ignore that error, but we’ll make an internal task to see if we can stop it from showing up in the first place!

Hi mongrel, I’m sorry to hear what’s happened to your site. Do you have a backup of your site that we could try to look at together to get it back up and running?

Based on your feedback, we are going to put additional warnings in the plugin for the user to confirm they have a backup of their site (or be working on a staging environment) before running Plugin Detective).

Plugin Detective only manipulates the “active_plugins” value in the database and nothing else, which shouldn’t permanently affect the site (although it will definitely affect the site while doing the troubleshooting steps). It sounds like the theme you’re using may rely on a plugin or behave in a way where it permanently alters its settings. I haven’t seen this in my testing of other themes, but it’s clearly happened on your site and I’m sorry to hear of the mess it’s caused. Could you please share which theme you’re using? We’d like to specifically show a warning for that theme as well.

Thanks,
Nathan

Hi @superglimmer, we have an “upcoming appointments” shortcode that will show the upcoming appointments for the currently-logged-in WordPress user which sounds like what you’re looking for. Please check out our guide about it here:

https://simplyscheduleappointments.com/guides/upcoming-appointments-module/

and contact our support team by email (or here in this thread) if you have any additional questions!

Thanks,
Nathan