karolispx

The http version of the spinner was saved in options’ table, changing that to https did the job for now. I don’t think there’s much you could do with the plugin itself, other than maybe a button in backend that could be used to reset the options saved, i.e. when site changes to https, user clicks on the button, that refreshes the option in db and will include https version of the spinner.

Other than that – good plugin. Thanks!

Hey!

The current site is on a localhost, this current site including other sites I’ve used this plugin on, I just reset the styling using: .author > div { font-weight: normal!important; } which does the job.

Removing that .author > div { } from you css file altogether doesn’t seem to remove any stylings from your plugin at all as it doesn’t look like .author class is used on your plugin at all, maybe just not where I’m using.

From the source I can see that you’re using .testimonial-author class. Do you even need the .author > div {} css?

Thanks!