crazyonepiece182

Javascript is enabled for my web browser.

If I can’t make customization to the follow button, can I at least change the button color to black?

I also wanted to add a border around the box with the tweets with this CSS code but it isn’t working:
div.rotatingtweet {
padding-left: 10px;
padding-right: 10px;
border:2px solid black;
}

I downloaded the development version and I also am using the shortcode method and it works properly except it wont show the images for some reason still.
I includes this:
show_media =’1′
Below is the code I use:

[rotatingtweets screen_name=’atsunamatsui’ tweet_count =’10’ show_media =’1′ links_in_new_window =’1′ show_follow =’1′ show_meta_screen_name =’0′ show_meta_via =’0′ large_follow_button =’1′ no_show_count =’0′ include_rts =’1′ show_meta_reply_retweet_favorite =’1′]

P.S. I was also wondering if the the update for showing media on the widget version will be released soon. 🙂 Thanks.

I’ve cleared out my cache and there are no required fields on my comment section. I think the issue is due to the error message not showing up in certain web browsers and mobile phone.

The issue I’m presenting is the same as this guy’s I believe: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/error-messages-in-comment-form-not-showing/#post-8420275

The submit button works fine, but in some situations, the error message does not show up, and thus, I’ve had users brought to my attention that they weren’t able to submit a comment and thought there’s an issue with the submit button.

It’s been reported that the submit button isn’t working on Safari web browser on desktop. Submit button also doesn’t work on web browser on mobile phones.

Hi,

Sorry but I’m getting more reports that the submit button doesn’t work. I’m not sure why..