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It gets weirder.

Now WooCommerce PDF Invoice is skipping my custom template when Firefox, ignoring the General settings, downloads the invoice.

But this new behavior occurs in Chrome as well.

It’s probably something else on this computer that’s causing this. I’ll have to try the plugin on my laptop and see what happens.

I first tried going back to an earlier version of WooCommerce PDF Invoices, but that made no difference. I then tried Chrome and WooCommerce PDF Invoices worked normally. Now I was really confused.

Your suggestion about the other plugins was also my next plan and thankfully that solved it.

I just now let the developer of Matomo know about the conflict.

Thanks for trying to help but I wrote in my original post above that I already did that.

In the style.css file in my theme’s directory, the body tag had a line height of 1.625. The line-height appears in the main page content except the top of the right hand “widget” sidebar where I had specifically changed it to 1. It’s essentially a caption and I wanted the line spacing tighter.

I added your snippet to the CSS file – nothing changed on the sliderm which is at the bottom of the right side widget column. I also added the !important tag and still nothing changed.

.jr-insta-caption
{
line-height: 1.2 !important;
{

I then changed the body css line-height to 1.5 and almost everything changed, including your Social Slider widget, but NOT the text at the top of the widget sidebar, which is set to line-height: 1.

I am completely baffled.

More baffling is that when I go back to Social Slider 1.5.0, the slider inherits the widget’s CSS of line-height: 1, ignoring the body CSS. With version 1.5.0, I didn’t need the .jr-insta-caption snippet – which is the way it’s always been until 1.6.0.

Since someone already reported a problem with 1.6.1 and then 1.6.2 I think I will wait a few days or more before updating. I feel another version may be on the horizon.

I do want to thank you for responding quickly and for updating your app.

We do love Social Slider Widget!

That’s exactly what I DON’T WANT TO DO.

Is this a hard concept to understand?

I do not want to send the backup to the cloud. I thought I wrote it clearly in my original message.

I assume from your answer Updraft can’t do that.

Though I can’t understand how Updraft can send an email with the backup attached (if its small enough) but not simply send a link to the backup location so one could download it directly.

Yes, I can go find the backup and use FTP but why are those extra steps necessary?

A few hours later the slider returned. Don’t know if making changes outlined in my original post needed to “kick in” or whether it was an Instagram problem.

I do note that the number of photos showing doesn’t match the updated number in the slider settings (I changed it to 10). Maybe that needs to wait for the next update too.

I now see that the image URLs point at Instagram — but the images are still showing up in my WordPress Media Library. I have a rotation of my most recent 10 Instagram photos. As new photos are added by the slider, the old ones remain in the library. Is there a setting to automatically delete those old ones from the library?