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I don't see a problem with having the plugin called custom_settings; GS Blog also has a plugin folder called 'blog' & new plugins should take into account names of existing ones.
I can't thank you enough for your feedback, I didn't re-test existing features as well as in previous versions and some changes seem to have broken them. I've already fixed the 'unable to delete the last setting', plugin version, the crappy output on page load (cf your screenshot) and setting output with
However, I fail to reproduce the tab moving bug. In both GS 3.3.4 & 3.3.3 moving the tabs does as expected, even when the lookups are the same. Anyone else having this problem? Any JS errors in the console?
For the import, I'll do some tests soon, but I recall it should be ok if all steps are followed in the correct order.
Still i wonder why you get a plugin error when you have a theme file... perhaps I made a mistake in the language files.
Normally:
1) Build settings, save
2) In Edit mode, do 'Export as theme', & save as 'settings.json' in your theme directory.
3) Activate your theme, the settings should appear in the sidebar item 'Theme settings'.
4) If you want to, you can now export settings & reimport later.
I can't thank you enough for your feedback, I didn't re-test existing features as well as in previous versions and some changes seem to have broken them. I've already fixed the 'unable to delete the last setting', plugin version, the crappy output on page load (cf your screenshot) and setting output with
(% %). However, I fail to reproduce the tab moving bug. In both GS 3.3.4 & 3.3.3 moving the tabs does as expected, even when the lookups are the same. Anyone else having this problem? Any JS errors in the console?
For the import, I'll do some tests soon, but I recall it should be ok if all steps are followed in the correct order.
Still i wonder why you get a plugin error when you have a theme file... perhaps I made a mistake in the language files.
Normally:
1) Build settings, save
2) In Edit mode, do 'Export as theme', & save as 'settings.json' in your theme directory.
3) Activate your theme, the settings should appear in the sidebar item 'Theme settings'.
4) If you want to, you can now export settings & reimport later.
