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Checkout – Product Reviews 1.1 Release Notes

April 4th, 2017

Release notes for Checkout – Product Reviews version 1.1 Added Setting to switch on or off administrator notification for reviews Email notification to administrator when a review is submitted (if setting is switched on) Notification icon in admin menu when theee are unapproved reviews Setting to auto-approve product reviews Average rating in products grid and Continue Reading…

Slideshow Gallery 1.6.6 Release Notes

March 30th, 2017

Release notes for version 1.6.6 of the Slideshow Gallery plugin for WordPress. Improved Check for missing media/attachment records enhancement ALT attributes on slide images Fixed Arrows on thumbnails slider misaligned on some themes Thumbnail dimensions incorrect on media image slides Possible XSS vulnerability (credit: www.defensecode.com) PHP deprecated class constructors cause warning message Slideshow doesn’t show Continue Reading…

One Click SSL plugin

March 27th, 2017

Description The One Click SSL plugin is literally what the name of the plugin says. It allows anyone with SSL enabled hosting to turn on SSL on WordPress. It will ensure that all non-SSL pages will redirect to SSL and it will also convert all insecure (http://) resources on the SSL pages to load securely (https://). Continue Reading…

Checkout – Product Reviews

March 20th, 2017

Product Reviews for the WordPress Shopping Cart plugin Let your customers leave reviews and ratings on products of your WordPress online shop. The Product Reviews extension plugin can be fully customized to auto-approve reviews or require modification, use the default integration or Yotpo for product reviews, send a notification to the administrator when a review Continue Reading…

Newsletters: Post Thumbnail Shortcode

March 17th, 2017

You can insert a post thumbnail or featured image into a newsletter with the WordPress Newsletters plugin. The shortcode ultimately calls the WordPress functions has_post_thumbnail() and the_post_thumbnail() to generate an image with a link to the post. In order to use this shortcode successfully, your WordPress theme (or a 3rd party plugin) has to define Continue Reading…