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Glad to hear that.

I’d be truly grateful if you could leave a 5-star review here if you found my help valuable.

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Hello, Fabio

I hope you are doing well and thanks for reaching out.

You can use shortcodes to apply the link template, such as [wpdm_package id='510' template="link-template-panel"]. Simply copy your desired template ID and place it under the template variable like template="template-id".

Please let me know if the explanation is clear and don’t hesitate to ask if you have more questions.

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Yes, I can see the titles from Chrome. Glad to hear that it’s working.

Version 3.9.4 is available now !!

Please send the wp-login credentials in a private reply so we can make the changes for you.

Try changing the primary color(default) from settings > user interface.

Hello, Eiichi

I hope this message finds you well and thanks for reaching out.

Kindly share wp-login credentials in a private reply to check the issue.

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Please provide a screenshot or video of the issue so we can quickly identify the problem. Thank you for your concern.

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This feature will be part of our upcoming update.

To reduce the load on link templates, we have currently disabled this option, but it will be reactivated in the upcoming update.

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Welcome.
Have a good day.

It appears due to the Scheduled: 17 Mar 2025 time, and you cannot download it before March 17th.

Hello, Carlos

I hope you’re doing well, and thank you for reaching out.

The responsive table derives from the all_packages shortcode, listing all packages/downloads. To display specific categories, utilize the categories variable. For issues regarding questions 2, 3, and 4, kindly share your wp-login credentials in a private message so we can investigate further.

Please check and let me know.

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Instead of using a login_form shortcode, you can insert the membership level shortcode.

I have not received any update regarding this issue. I will give you an update within Sunday.
Thanks for your patience.

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An information has come to light that, we have implemented caching for the QR code images on your server to improve page load speed. Without this, every time a QR code is generated, the system would need to send a request to the server to fetch the image, which would happen each time a QR code is requested. This process could significantly slow down your page performance.

To resolve this, we’ve opted to cache the QR code images, ensuring faster loading times.

We hope this explanation clarifies the reason for the change.

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