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Hi @markfrary
Unfortunally there is no option to disable only some unused shortcodes yet. But I take it as a future improvement for plugin 👍

However I will fix the error that blocked you in version 1.6.1 which will be released soon.

We really appreciate if you leave us a feedback for plugin.
See you

Strange results.
If you open one of those accordions, you will see the related post where shortcodes are found.
For example in the “0” result I expect to see some posts with a “[0]” text in them, that are possible orphan/unused shortcodes. Is it actually like that for you?

Very strange that it works on 5 websites but not on the sixth.
Are these sites all on the same hosting? And is it hosted on a shared hosting or private server?

I suppose that something block the request to the third party service that manage the proofreading. Can you try to disable the other plugins and retry? especially plugins that deal with website security.

Hi @nealumphred
Can you edit a plugin file to give me more informations?

You have to edit wp-content/plugins/proofreading/admin/js/proofreading-ajax.js file, and insert the line:
alert(JSON.stringify(response))
after the line (33):
var response = JSON.parse(response_data.data.result);

Then press the analyze button in your post page and then paste here the result of the alert box.

Thank you

Hi @robtcyn ,

I’ve received your email privately. The problem you have is not directly related to plugin because its target is only to provide you a way to get random post, title or contents.

The style in which this information is displayed is not a plugin issue. This must be managed with the theme’s CSS files and related instructions.

In your case I suggest you to simply give this command into CSS (or something similar):

h3 {
    dislpay:block;
}

Hi @maroxis . Can you give a more exhaustive example, telling us which shortcodes do you use?

However I created a simple test shortcode that write a text with a custom color and size, that are two shortcode parameters. When I test it with Shortcodes Finder it works correctly.

You can try adding this code to functions.php

function colored_text_shortcode($atts, $content = null) {
$atts = shortcode_atts(
array( 'color' => 'black', 'size' => '16px'),
$atts,
'colored_text'
);
$content = do_shortcode($content);
return '<span style="color: ' . esc_attr($atts['color']) . '; font-size: ' . esc_attr($atts['size']) . ';">$content . '</span>';
}
add_shortcode('colored_text', 'colored_text_shortcode');

If you try the colored_text shortcode in the plugin, using as parameters: color=red size=32px
and as text: Simple text
you will see a colored and big text. So it is working with two parameters.

Consider that, depends on how some shortcodes are written, some of them cannot work in a test environment, like the page provided by the plugin.