weaselmark

I already filled all the empty boxes on the website, so not sure what can I send you 🙁 I gathered all information, posted screnshots etc.

I understand you may need more information, I’m always worried when I have to send so much information about tech side of my website, but I sent the email (with url) to [email protected] with the url you asked for 🙂

I asked the person who gets the message to forward it to you. I also included address of this thread so support knew why I am sending this email.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by weaselmark.

You don’t get me. When I publish a NEW file, the space remains blank:
https://postimg.cc/XZYfg6db

I have to fill the package size manually, otherwise it stays blank:
https://postimg.cc/rKgzN0JD

Before the update, once I published a new download, the package size would just show the file size and I never had to write it on my own.

Even if I update the package, the package size remains blank – it stays like that until I write write package size on my own. And it used to be automatic, it never required me to write the size on my own, the plugin used to fill that box on its own.

Hi! I am unable tu record it right now and I actually fixed it locally, but I’ll leave more information as perhaps that’s going to help to improve the plugin or will help someone to fix the problem locally.

I am using WPDM Packages Info to show DOWNLOAD button and file information. In the widget properities I ticked box next to “Version” to make sure it’s displayed among other stuff like upload date etc. However, that icon wasn’t showing, there was only “Version:” text and no icon was displayed before the text.

I noticed the image was reffering to “fa-layer-group” css. I also noticed, all other icons are defined by “fontawesome.css”. So, I checked “fontawesome.css” and I couldn’t find “fa-layer-group”. So, to fix it locally I used this custom css code to change the icon:

.fa-layer-group:before{content:”\f1b2″}

I know this changes the “layer-group” icon to “cube” (https://fontawesome.com/v5.15/icons/cube?style=solid)

My guess is that the original icon was supposed to be “layer-group” ( https://fontawesome.com/v5.15/icons/layer-group?style=solid ), but it just wasn’t showing properly.

Here is a screenshot of the icon that I fixed locally:
https://postimg.cc/bGs21N1c

The circled place was showing empty space before I used .fa-layer-group:before{content:”\f1b2″}

As I said, I am happy with the solution I came up with for my page, but perhaps that’s something worth a small investigation 🙂

Cheers!