Everything is fixed and seems to be working. I noticed a stutter as the iFrame
opens. Not complaining. Just observing.
Could I make a request (for the future releases, of course)? Instead of putting
that whole 'class="uio-demo-theme"' in the body, I'm wondering if you could
look for a class already on the body, and if so just inject the class name into
what's already present. And if nothing is there inject the entire class and
name?
Reason I suggest this is WordPress uses classes on the body element, depending
on what page is loaded, what the user is doing, etc. I'm sure there are ways
around it, but if possible (I've no idea how uiOptions functions, I seem to
recall it adds more classes onto the body depending on what you're looking to
do, this could be way more trouble that I even realize) this would make the
mark-up cleaner. And potentially save the user using uiOptions a step (a rather
important step, it would seem, and the less you need to rely on a user, me, the
better, for you)?
Anyway this is fantastic. Thanks. And great job people!
Johnny
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