Krafter 2.0 issues have a fix 😅
Huge thank you to Frank Schlatter for helping out!
I will be releasing Version 2.0.1 Tomorrow.
Thanks Frank
Thanks Frank. Your efforts to assist Mak in this are truly appreciated.
👏Frank
Good work all !
Thanks to Frank also ! 🙂👍
Way to go, stepping up like that, Frank. Good on ya.
Thank you, Frank & Mak. The quick fix is truly appreciated🙏🙏
To all members:
Please be patient. Mak has done a truly outstanding job! With over 5,700 lines of code in the plugin, small bugs or glitches are bound to happen here and there.
Please help us out by describing any issues you encounter. Often, these problems aren't caused by the plugin itself, but rather by the settings of shared hosting providers. Issues like low memory limits or restricted server permissions can cause all sorts of errors. Even the "spinning hourglass" that some users experience (while others don't) is usually related to hosting settings or memory allocations.
While we can sometimes implement complex workarounds in the code, some issues simply require adjusted hosting configurations. So please, get involved—especially those of you who are intermediate or advanced WordPress and Divi users.
Thank you very much!
Something else...
I’m no guru and I certainly don’t know everything. Most of you have far more experience in web design than I do. That is your true strength—I’ve seen the websites you build, and they are incredible. Things that come naturally to you are often a struggle for me.
However, when something isn't working and my ambition kicks in, I dig deep. I hunt for solutions and optimize workflows—sometimes getting so obsessed that I turn the night into a second workday. To anyone I might annoy with my frequent articles: please bear with me. We all have our own strengths and weaknesses.
I also want to thank you for all the great feedback. But the real credit belongs to Mak, who brought this community to life. Producing videos, creating KrafterPRO presets, keeping an eye on Divi 5 updates, answering user requests, and balancing all that with family life is a huge challenge—and I know that feeling well.
With that in mind: Thank you all!
Frank Schlatter Mak is definitely the man! As a full stack developer and 15 year WordPress veteran the transition to Divi 5 has been humbling but I am glad to be of help when and where I can. I have found that being part of this community has shortened my learning curve considerably.
Mak & Frank: Formidabile risoluzione!
Wow !! thank you Mak and Frank
