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  • Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hi,

    I’m terribly sorry you had a negative experience with WP Edit. Do you recall if the issue arose after installing a new plugin or switching themes?

    I don’t see why simple table creation would result in too many database connections. Perhaps it’s the content of the tables? Are you using basic html in the tables; or are you using custom php code or shortcodes for the table content?

    Any clues/ideas you have, and I’ll be happy to assist in trying to isolate the cause of the issue.

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    @flashpaper,

    Thanks man. Yep, it’s a tough juggling act. I really appreciate the kind words. I look forward to tearing back into these plugins, and getting some new versions/features released.

    Be well, and thanks again!

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hi,

    To which symbols are you referring?

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Okay, I am working on testing the issue. Please follow up with me in a couple days, and I’ll try to find the solution.

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hello, and sorry for my delay.

    These tasks are somewhat outside the realm of WP Edit (they are more theme questions), but I’ll be happy to assist.

    1) The logo would have to be a setting in your theme. Look through your theme options and see if you can find an option that says something like “logo image”. If you can’t find it, I’d suggest asking the theme developer (support ticket or email).

    2) Regarding the button. You can fix it with some custom css. You’ll need to use a custom css rule:

    
    #BDF_headerWrap .BDF_header .socialMedia a.myAccount {
        height: none;
    }
    

    If your theme has an option for custom css; you can add it there. If not, you can use your child theme style.css file. If you are not using a child theme, then I recommend using a plugin for adding custom css. One HERE should work.

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hello,

    I am terribly sorry for the negative experience. If you could please provide me with further details of the issue; I’ll try to help.

    It sounds like there was a javascript issue (perhaps a plugin conflict) that was preventing the toolbar from loading properly.

    Please let me know if you are still around, and I’ll provide steps of how to troubleshoot the issue.

    Thanks.

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hello,

    First, please accept my apologies. Due to a family health crisis, I was temporarily unable to fulfill my duties with WP Edit (and Pro).

    Please feel free to contact me via the WP Edit Pro support (or my email if you have it), and I will do everything to reconcile this situation.

    Thank you.

    • This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by Josh.
    Forum: Reviews
    In reply to: [WP Edit] Not Working
    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hello,

    Can you please provide me with details of what exactly is not working? Thank you.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [WP Edit] Invalid Argument
    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hello, I am very sorry for my delay.

    Can you please try resetting the plugin options to their default values and see if the issue persists? You can reset the settings by visiting the “Database” tab.

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hello Serge,

    Are you still experiencing this issue?

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hello guys, thank you so much for working together on this. I had some health complications, and being the sole developer, did not have anyone to assist while I was recovering. I do apologize.

    Please let me know if you are still experiencing issues. I am back into coding, and want to get a new release pushed out.

    Thank you, again.

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    There are two steps to creating an anchor that links to a different page.

    1) You will want to place an ID attribute on the element you are linking TO. For example, if you are linking to an h1 element, which may look like <h1>My Page</h1>, it should be adjusted as such, `<h1 id=”mylink”>My Page</h1>’.

    2) You will want to create the link on the page you are linking FROM. For example, you may have some text Click Here which links to the new page. You will want to wrap it in an a element, with the following structure <a href="my_new_page/#mylink">Click Here</a>.

    The my_new_page should contain the full url to the page you are linking TO. Followed by the hash tag, and the ID of the element you are linking TO.

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hi,

    There is an option to remove the admin bar links. Please visit the WP Edit admin settings page; click the “Global” tab; and look for the option that says “Disable admin bar links”.

    I thought I had hooked those links to only show if the user is an administrator; so I’ll go in and double-check that part of the code.

    Thanks for posting!

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hello,

    Thank you for the kind words. Please feel free to provide a rating if your time permits.

    Also thank you for the feedback. I wasn’t aware of these warnings on a multisite install. However, the free version doesn’t fully support multi-site installs. If you would like far more advanced features for managing multi-sites installs; please feel free to check out the pro version.

    I have just tested the free version on a multisite install, and do indeed see the warnings. I just fixed them; and will get the plugin updated in the next day or two.

    Thanks again for your time.

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hello,

    May I please ask you for a few specifics to see if I can replicate?

    1) What exactly is not shown?
    2) What device are you using?
    3) If possible, please provide your operating system and browser (and versions).

    Thanks.

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