If this is happening there is most likely a problem with the jQuery. Usually it’s a conflict with another plugin or theme feature.

Check in your browser Javascript Console if there are any errors.

You can also contact me via the contact form on my profile page with a link to your page and I can try to see what could be causing the jQuery conflict.

The plugin doesn’t have this feature built in, but it’s compatible with Automatic Featured Image Posts, which allows you to bulk upload images and automatically create a new entry of a chosen post type for each image. To use it together with Logos Showcase in order to bulk upload logos, follow these steps:

• Install and Activate Automatic Featured Image Posts;
• Go to Settings > Auto Image Settings;
• Choose the following settings: Default Post Status – Published; Default Post type – lshowcase; Default Post Format – Standard;
• Go to Media > Add New and use the media multi-file upload to add multiple images at the same time. The images will be automatically added as Logo Showcase entries.;
• Go to Logos > Logos to check if the images where added correctly.
• Deactivate the Automatic Featured Image Posts plugin after concluding the bulk upload. If you leave it active, new entries will be created when uploading new images in any media interface of wordpress.

It could be that some other plugin is using the same menu position, so we need to manually add one.

Go to Plugins > Editor > Choose logos showcase and open the file lshowcase.php (should open by default). Look for the line:

‘menu_icon’ => plugins_url( ‘images/icon16.png’, FILE), And right after this line, add the menu position option: It would be something like

'menu_icon' => plugins_url( 'images/icon16.png', FILE) ,
    'menu_position' => 17
);

If the number 17 doesn’t work, try out a couple of other numbers.

When a new update comes out, make sure you read the update description log on the bottom of the plugin’s page at codecanyon. After reading, you can decide if you need the update or not.

If you decide to update, here’s how you can do it:

Update via FTP - This is the safest way. If you have access via FTP to your site files, you can replace the plugin files with the updated ones. Just go to wp-content/plugins/team-showcase and replace the files with the ones on the zip of the updated plugin.

Update via Wordpress Admin - From the tests performed, you can deactivate and delete the plugin on the Plugin’s administration page of Wordpress and upload and active the updated files. This operation should not affect the entries you have already made. However, we recommend the FTP solution, because it’s safer.

Automatic Updates? Consider using the ‘Envato Market’ plugin available here: http://envato.github.io/wp-envato-market/

Yes. The categories will be ordered alphabetically by ‘slug’, so you can edit each category entry and change the slug to reflect the order you need. For example, you can have the groups like this:

Name - 00slug
Design - 01design
Administration - 02administration
Marketing - 03marketing
Human Resources - 04hr