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  • Hi, noahck.

    Is this when using a private browser window? You’ll normally see a shield icon in the address bar, together with warnings in the console in this case: http://d.pr/i/177OK

    Firefox now blocks third-party scripts with a tracking feature by default with private browsing windows (including Facebook and LinkedIn scripts), which affects the display of the share buttons. You can disable script blocking for private browser windows if you wish, though: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/tracking-protection-pbm

    I hope that helps to explain the behaviour you’re seeing, but please feel free to follow up if you need further help.

    Plugin Support Nick C

    (@modernnerd)

    Thanks for the report, Pizdin – I’ve fed this back to the StudioPress team.

    Thanks for the kind words about the plugin, worldsdream! It’s great to hear that you like the icons.

    The plugin doesn’t offer a feature to add your own icons at the moment, but I’ll pass your vote for WhatsApp and Email sharing to the StudioPress team.

    Plugin Support Nick C

    (@modernnerd)

    Hi Frank

    If you select “Order By: Date” from the options at Genesis → Slider Settings, the slider will display your most recently published pages first. You could then edit the publish dates of each page to change the order they appear in the slider.

    If you need any further help with this, please let met know!

    Hi Victor

    Thanks very much for reporting this.

    The “_gaq is not defined” error is an issue that affects sites not using Google Analytics, but it should not prevent the Facebook button from sharing the correct page.

    Are you able to share a link to a page that displays this issue? I’d be happy to take a closer look for you.

    Plugin Contributor Nick C

    (@modernnerd)

    It sounds like Genesis Connect may be missing the template for product categories, which could cause issues with WPML if it loads a custom template for translated pages.

    You can try the following as a workaround:

    1. Copy the contents of the file at wp-content/plugins/genesis-connect-woocommerce/templates/taxonomy.php to your clipboard.
    2. Create a new folder at wp-content/themes/your-theme/woocommerce/ if it does not exist already.
    3. Create a file in the woocommerce folder called taxonomy-product_cat.php, and paste the contents of the taxonomy.php file that you copied in step 1.
    4. Save your changes and then visit your translated product category page.

    You should find that the Genesis Connect layout is then applied to both your original product category page and the translated one.

    Plugin Support Nick C

    (@modernnerd)

    Hi, webnetimages!

    Listing the features taxonomy last in the search widget isn’t currently possible without editing the plugin, unfortunately.

    Some quick warnings about editing plugins:

    • It’s important to back up your site in full before editing plugins in this way.
    • Future updates to the plugin will overwrite the changes you make.

    If you still want to place the Features drop-down at the end of the search widget, follow these steps:

    1. Edit the file at wp-content/plugins/agentpress-listings/includes/class-taxonomies.php in a text editor on your desktop.

    2. Change this code at the end:

    function get_taxonomies() {
    
    	return array_merge( $this->property_features_taxonomy(), (array) get_option( $this->settings_field ) );
    
    }

    To look like this:

    function get_taxonomies() {
    
    	return array_merge( (array) get_option( $this->settings_field ), $this->property_features_taxonomy() );
    
    }

    If you’re not comfortable editing plugin code or don’t want to have to make this change each time the plugin updates, it would be simplest to leave the Features drop-down where it is for now.

    Plugin Support Nick C

    (@modernnerd)

    Hi, diegocerezom!

    One option you could explore is to use sticky posts.

    1. Set the slider to display five slides from all categories
    2. Empty the “post IDs to include/exclude” field in the slider settings
    3. Edit the three posts that need to be permanent and set them as sticky posts

    The three sticky posts should then appear first, followed by the two latest posts.

    You may need to adjust this, but hopefully it proves helpful as a starting point.

    Hi, remery!

    I’m seeing LinkedIn counts on your site. e.g. http://d.pr/i/11ryd

    If you have posts that return zero, it’s worth checking what the raw data from LinkedIn shows for those posts. You can find that data using this URL format:

    https://www.linkedin.com/countserv/count/share?url=http://example.com&format=json

    Just replace http://example.com with the full URL to your post and paste the URL into your browser’s address bar.

    If the count there is also zero, the plugin is just faithfully representing the data it gets back from LinkedIn. (It’s possible that LinkedIn is temporarily misreporting or miscalculating share counts.)

    If the count from LinkedIn is a positive number, it’s possible that your browser isn’t able to retrieve counts for that post correctly. For LinkedIn this process occurs via JavaScript, so any JS errors elsewhere on the page may prevent counts from being fetched correctly. It would be worth reviewing your browser console for errors as a starting point: http://webmasters.stackexchange.com/a/77337/7198

    I hope that proves helpful, but feel free to ask if you need further help with this.

    Plugin Support Nick C

    (@modernnerd)

    Many thanks for pointing this out, and apologies for the delay – I’ve passed this on to the development team!

    Plugin Contributor Nick C

    (@modernnerd)

    Thanks for the feedback. I agree that WordPress, Genesis, and WooCommerce make a great combo!

    If you’re customising the default Genesis Connect templates, you’ll likely need to review changes to the relevant WooCommerce template manually each time you receive a new outdated template notification. (Even though the plugin could provide pointers as to what has changed, it wouldn’t necessarily account for any modifications you’ve made.)

    I’ll be sure to pass this feedback to the StudioPress team, though – thanks again for taking the time to share it.

    Plugin Contributor Nick C

    (@modernnerd)

    Sorry for the late reply, @joshfialkoff and @ktphdeveloper.

    In my tests, updating the version number in the custom template at your-child-theme/woocommerce/single-product.php to 1.6.4 has no side-effects.

    I also reviewed the latest single-product.php WooCommerce template for new additions, and it does not appear that any changes are required to the Genesis Connect template beyond bumping the version number.

    I’ll feed this back to the StudioPress team to see if the version numbers in the plugin’s template files can be bumped in a future version for those modifying them.

    Thanks for the review!

    Genesis Simple Share currently requires a Genesis child theme: http://my.studiopress.com/themes

    Plugin Support Nick C

    (@modernnerd)

    Your slider images seem to use the full width for me. Were you able to resolve this?

    Plugin Support Nick C

    (@modernnerd)

    Also, just to add that you should not remove the new images from your media area – only the previous versions that the new ones replace.

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