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Hi @progonat

Not at the moment. We’ll make that possible in the next update. Will be released sometime next week.

Hi @egurry

You’re correct. I tested it out on my installation and it’s not working as expected. I’ve added this to the to do list and it will be fixed in the next update.

Should be released on Monday at the latest.

Hi @digiroutes

I’m currently seeing 12 on that page.

Did you make any author and user roles related changes before the issue happened?

The plugin uses a native WordPress function to get the info about the authors and for some reason it’s not getting the full list.

What happens if you add only_authors="no" to the shortcode?

So your shortcode would be:

[authors_list style="3" columns="4" amount="90" avatar_size="200" show_bio="no" show_count="no" show_link="no" only_authors="no"]

Hi @orgassist

This is the HTML of the <form> element for the comment forms on your site:

<form action="..." method="post" id="fl-comment-form" class="fl-comment-form">

This is the default WordPress <form> element:

<form action="..." method="post" id="commentform" class="comment-form">

The difference is the ID (should be “commentform” instead of “fl-comment-form”) and class (“comment-form” instead of “fl-comment-form”).

Our plugin looks for the form with the ID “commentform” (the default) to know where to place the subscription checkbox/label.

That fl- prefix shows up throughout the source code of your site, it’s not limited just to the comment form.

It’s added by the Beaver Builder theme that you are using, so it’s not something you can modify.

Do the “comment subscription” elements not show up when you have the “StCR Position” set to “No” (in WP admin > StCR > Options)? That’s set to “No” by default and setting it to “Yes” is only meant for older themes where we have to use JavaScript to move the elements to the correct position.

Are you getting notifications of comments from WordPress or from StCR plugin?

The WordPress emails have the subject like:

[SITE_NAME] Comment: "COMMENT_CONTENT"

The StCR emails have the subject like:

There is a new comment to POST_TITLE

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As for the question about the difference between the “Administrator Email Address” and “Sender Email Address”:

The “Administrator Email Address” is an option as part of WordPress itself. It’s the address where you’ll receive all emails from WordPress itself. It’s the main email address connected to your site.

“Sender email address” is an option as part of StCR plugin. It’s the address from which the notifications will be sent to the subscribers. By default it is the same as the “Administrator Email Address”, but some users want to separate their main email address and the email address from which the notifications are sent out, that’s where they can change it.

Hi @mondalaci

From the “BCC admin on notifications” option?

The email from the “Sender email address” (WP admin > StCR > Notifications) is used.

Which is a bit of an oversight, since a “noreply” address might be used there.

We’ll change that so it goes to the actual “Administrator Email Address” as set in WP admin > Settings > General.

Hi @josch-2

The excerpt that’s returned by the the page builder ends with a div element which is a block element and whatever comes after it goes into a new row.

So when our plugin places the ... at the end of the full output it ends up in a new row.

In the “Strip Tags” option you’d need to uncheck the checkboxes for p and div

But then you won’t have the multiple paragraphs.

Send over the URL to your site, there is another method that can be used to add the ... in the desired place, with some CSS, I’ll check the site and send over the code you need.

Hi @amb3r2022

I see the issue, thanks for letting us know.

We’ll fix that. In the meantime you can just add a blank space and save, no need for the /

That way it will save and nothing will show up.