Since this is just a mainly jQuery based solution, there should be no issue in using even if there may be no update at all.
I personally try to reduce the amount of plugins I use for little thing and so I just took the javascript file and registered to my theme and wrote some jquery code in an extra javascript file that I registered as well, so basically I am not even using the plugin but just it’s content. IMHO this is more future proof.
You can find the file here:
https://github.com/MIGHTYminnow/equal-height-columns/tree/master/public/js
After you added it to your theme, you can use code like this
jQuery(‘#event-list div.event-snippet’).initEqualHeights( null, null, 800 );
By the way, you can use this kinda code also with the plugin installed.
Thanks for weighing in Sebastian. Agree 100%. There’s no reason this plugin shouldn’t be compatible with WP going forward, since it’s a very basic jQuery implementation with a very basic admin interface. Let me know if you’re encountering issues, but otherwise I have no plans to bump the version number.
Sounds just right, Mickey! 🙂
