Hi,
I’ve tested this plugin about a week with many themes and plugins.
Please send me admin access to your dashboard to allow me check the issue.
My email is support[at]gvectors.com
Ok, please ignore my last reply, I just fixed all issues related to broken paragraphs and post excerpts and released a new UPM version. please download and update your UPM 1.2.0 to UPM 1.2.1
Thanks Tom. It’s fixed. Have you taken over maintenance of the plugin?
Thanks Tom. It’s fixed. Nice that you’ve removed those features now in things like Jetpack. Great plugin. Unique in its features.
Great!
Yes, I’ve changed the current UPM as a “Save & Print” Edition.
I’ve removed all other features. For those features I’m going to release another “Universal Post Manager – HTML and Phrase Filter” edition.
BTW, there’s one other issue that I’ve noticed since the previous version. Even though I set “Appearance type of saving buttons and strings” buttons to horizontal right, they always show vertically.
Ok, I see,
That’s not a UPM issue, this comes from your Theme style.css
To fix this issue you should find this CSS code
.image-anchor {
border: 0 none !important;
display: block;
}
And replace to this:
.image-anchor {
border: 0 none !important;
display: inline;
}
Then do CTRL+F5 on front-ed to reload the style.css
Tried that but no luck. There isn’t any such code in my themes’ css. Scrolled through in WP theme editor and copied and pasted in a text editor and searched.
I copied the lines into the theme’s custom CSS but it had no effect.
Ah, sorry, that’s not the root style.css
I’m talking about this css file:
/wp-content/themes/carton/style.css
You should make the changes in this file.
However I think if you put such a css code in the main root css it can also work:
.image-anchor {
display: inline!important;
}
I’ll try it in that site. I had placed the CSS in a file in another site using UPM: http://www.abengnews.com because I had the same problem there. Maybe the UPM CSS would be a better place to format its settings.
I see the same CSS issue on this site as well:
/wp-content/themes/magazine-basic/style.css
a > img {
border: 0 none !important;
display: block;
}
Should be:
a > img {
border: 0 none !important;
display: inline;
}
I’ll add some CSS in UPM next version to not allow affect saving buttons by such unintuitive CSS codes
Ok. It worked in that carton/style.css.
I’ll try it in the main style.css of the other site.
Great! I added the line to the custom css and it worked like a charm. Thanks for helping out. I don’t know if the WP devs have a standard for CSS. Maybe the should have some basic guidelines for the core.
Great!
Good to hear that)
