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Use the following addon, it should let you upload other file types to your WordPress library:
This seems like the cause of a conflict. Do the following test please:
Test for Plugin and Theme Conflict Before Posting an Issue or a Bug
This is something you would change in the shortcode parameter. You should be able to sue the following parameter in your shortcode to customize the download button text to a custom one:
button_text="Your Custom Download Text Here"I have added a CSS example in the following page that should show you how you can use CSS to hide the download item title for fancy 2 template:
You can use CSS tweaks to change the color. For example, the following CSS tweak will change the font color of the “name” and “email” fields to blue:
.sdm_squeeze_name{
color: blue !important;
}.sdm_squeeze_email{
color: blue !important;
}From your screenshot the squeeze form looks fine to me. Please note that it uses some markup like heading 2 and heading 3. The font color and style of some of those elements come from your theme.
If a user is subscribed already, then it will ignore the subscription part.
Is it only on that one page with a particular download item? Are you using caching on this site by any chance?
By default, wordpress uploader doesn’t allow you to upload many different file types for security reasons.
Let me know if the following addon helps you to upload the excel file to your wp site:
Looks like you have set the “white” button style in the settings of this plugin. You can override it by using the following CSS tweak:
.sdm_download.white {
color: blue !important;
}In the future we will look at adding a block inverter for this. In the meantime, you can use one of the following option:
1) Simply copy and paste the shortcode (from our documentation).
2) You can insert a classic editor as a block. In the new editor search for “classic” then insert that block and you can use the shortcode inverter from there.
We are currently working on a solution that will offer the option to redirect the visitor to another page after the download. Handling this functionality is a little bit tricky. We have to do this in a way that will have a consistent behavior for this functionality across the different server setups.
The download should work fine. You can use our following HTTPS/SSL plugin to force all of your URLs to redirect to the “HTTPS” version:
Over time, you can edit your download items and add the “s” in there slowly (just to tidy things up).
You can also do this in bulk by updating it in your WordPress database table. You can do this from PHPMyAdmin of your control panel. There are plugins out there that will let you search and replace in bulk also.
