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you should be able to add CSS classes to custom pages without issue, just be sure you are using HTML mode. instead of adding <style> tags, you should add a class: <div class="something"> then in your user.css file define it as normal... .something { color: red; }

Please see post #3 in this thread, let me know if that solves the mystery for you

yes indeed, however you need to choose the domain you want the link code for. We are working on improving this usability for next release, as apparently its not completely obvious

I have a new linux based screenshot server setup and integrated with VisioList... if anyone is interested in helping test this let me know and I'll send you the file. advantages - MUCH faster rendering, MUCH more reliable renders, no more internet explorer, no more windows server.

I will be working to improve the user_CP navigation in the next release to make it easier for new users.

I dont see how this is bad? 7 days is a nice amount of time, less than 1 day... I just dont see the point in being so short. How much out traffic can you possibly send in 6 hours? people would be lucky to get any visits, so why pay for something with such poor results?

This request (if I understood correct) was for the webmaster to pay 1-4 times per day!

premium for only hours? hmm you must have a very high traffic list :) That option is not supported and not easily done, you will need to hack a lot of code for that.

I am also actively pursuing a linux version, though I developed our current screenshot system from the ground up on a windows server (at the time it was the only option really)... I would LOVE to be able to have a pure linux solution, windows server is such a pain. I'll post if I get something...

well lets keep our eyes out for any clues, if we can isolate whats happening when its having problems it should be no problem to fix. Some things to check: is the full size screenshot rendering? are the thumbnails correct? is it replacing an existing screenshot? is it rendering correct on...

you should not need to delete the pre-existing image, by default it should overwrite without any problems. But if you can confirm this is an issue in your environment, I can add a function to delete the original before the new one is copied over.

well that gobbly gook you are seeing on the screen is an image being shown in text... likely due to cURL handling (or mishandling it) really not sure why its displaying like that for you. In the past 3 days I have probably generated 300+ screenshots without any issue at all, I also personally...

hmm never seen anything like that before, can you provide teh URL's that are doing this? and any clues what might be different about these?