Mal

Thank you for your answer. At least you support this plugin, that’s a plus.

1,2,3) Ok, my point is that I wanted to download this plugin, see 5 files that actually create quick view as advertised and customize that plugin (to add AJAX, change styles etc.) But I can’t easily customize it if I see 230 files there…

I can’t agree that putting some big framework for such simple plugin is a “design choice”. There is no need for any framework there. It doesn’t do anything like you say.

I will rewrite this plugin or write my own from scratch for my needs. But if you simplified your plugin (tremendously) then you would have me as its user, I would happily purchase its premium version, advertise it and recommend to people that use my WC themes.

4) You’re right. But this page says the opposite: https://codex.wordpress.org/I18n_for_WordPress_Developers so I don’t know which to trust.

5) Ok.

6) Ok. (It would be nice to have this.)

7) It happens on the default theme. The JS files probably need to use scopes to solve this.

Update:
After updating to 4.0-beta1-20140714 I can see YouTube/SoundCloud previews. However, it takes like 5-10 seconds to see them and there is no loading indicator in the meantime.

There should be a loading indicator.

Also, when I try to edit inserted embed there is no preview in the media library window and it doesn’t appear after waiting 30 seconds so I assume it won’t appear.

@shareaholic

Relax. I didn’t mean that it breaks wp-options. In fact I think that it’s very unlikely that this or any other plugin would break wp-options in any way. How would a plugin do that if 99% of them are using simple update_option()?

By “properly” I only meant that I can’t use this plugin on WAMP, localhost, when I’m for instance on a plane or in a train because it requires Internet connection. This is invalid to me. Unnecessary complication.

My localhost is using IP address like: 123.123.0.1 where “123” are like 192 or other appropriate for the network that I’m currently in. Changes depending on LAN.

Google maps offer this option but I’m wondering if this plugin supports it as well.

I didn’t install Bootstrap. I only installed this plugin. It looks like the default WordPress theme is missing those ‘required files’ because I’m using that one.

It’s custom post type called “Portfolio” and it’s its [Portfolio > Add New] but not only there. Well, some of my clients reported this and I can confirm that indeed it does happen, so I’m reporting it to you 🙂

Like I said – it’s nothing crucial and we can live with that but if you have some spare time and you’d like to improve your nice plugin then it’s just another feedback from user.

Yes, I’m using 2.0.11.

That’s not the only thing – it also changes style of colorpicker that the theme I use uses. It’s perhaps because it’s very common colorpicker. Unfortunately, it becomes partially broken after activating OT. It works but its style is wrong and I can’t type in color code manually.

Can you perhaps make plugin files load only on its sub-page? I’ve seen that WordPress suggests that in Codex just a few days ago and there was an example on how to make that happen.

It makes a lot of sense to use NAMESPACE for themes and plugins but sooo many people don’t do this (in this case both theme author and plugin author) and therefore CSS or JS is in conflict.

Thanks! I need to hide it for aesthetic purposes. I just need to move one menu to admin bar but I don’t need this one on the left side at all.

“If you register the menu with the correct permissions, only the administrator(s) will see it.”

– I think that’s true for all placements anyway.

Aren’t there any other ways to hide it? Like using “add_options_page()” but without location specified or something like that.