DraftPress Team

Thanks so much for the suggestions. They all make sense. Will discuss internally and add to the queue.

If you haven’t left a review, we’d really appreciate it! All the best.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experience with the HFCM plugin. We appreciate you taking the time to provide such a detailed and positive review.

Thank you for leaving a review. While it pains us to get only 4-stars for something outside of our control let us explain why it is the way it is…

regarding the 1 star removed for the catch, it’s because we follow WP guidelines and are awaiting a hook for the opening body tag. There was talk by WP team about releasing such a hook but it has not yet been adopted. As soon as it is, we’ll use that to do exactly what you said.

Thank you.

5-stars!! Woohoo!! Thanks.

Sorry for our delayed response here but just saying thanks for taking time to leave a review. We do read each one and appreciate it.

Thank you for the wonderful review. We just noticed it!
Much appreciated.

We’re not sure what your code is trying to do or what it looks like so it’s difficult to provide guidance.

However, you could just combine them into 1 snippet if they’re meant to show in same spot. Which it sounds like that’s what you are trying to do. Then, multiple snippets isn’t necessary. Just use 1.

Other than that, we can’t say much without reviewing a lot more details like the snippet code, purpose, and end result you’re seeking.

Instead of using the CSS code editor directly, try wrapping your CSS rules within <style> tags. This is a common practice for inserting CSS styles into HTML documents, and it may resolve the issue you’re experiencing with HFCM.

Here’s how you can do it:

1. Go to the snippet editor in HFCM.
2. Instead of entering your CSS rules directly, add the following lines at the beginning and end of your CSS code:

<style> /* Your CSS rules go here */ </style>

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