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Thanks, Yes, of course, that is why I am reporting it, to alert for the potential need of remedy.

I checked, and the integrate toolbar was not activated. Once selected, the code error and the distortion of other elements resolved. That seemed to fix the problem.

I did not receive an email to your follow-up, but logged in to check. Does this support system not support direct email notifications?

I noticed on the installation of plugins, a administrator has to wade though each forum to activate, lets say the "Post Ratings" for example. It would be beneficial for each plugin, to provide a simple prompt above the Plugin Management panel, that alerts users to what each plugin absolutely requires for expected functions. I just happen to notice the obscure activation selection for the Post Ratings, and realized it had to be activated. I suppose there are lengthy guides that users can read though, and might see the sentence referencing the particular activation requirement, however, other plugin authors provide prompts to eliminate the evasive hunting for that otherwise crucial and lone sentence of instruction. Just a thought.

Thanks!

Oh... okay, I see the subscribe button now. I am used to forums that have the notifications automatically applied by default, like in vBulletin. Thanks.

Nags are one thing, if they are abstract or not to the point. Instructional prompts with "click to close" forever, as a instruction hint is a valuable function for any plugin.

Yes, I understand the value of force activating over global pre-activation, but if you don't know it is even there to activate... that is the issue.

As a company owner, developer, webmaster, along with being a host, with 10 plus projects going at once, it is simply impossible to read through instruction on every little plugin, hook and module. Most everything I do is winged on common sense coupled with experience. There are many others out there like me... simply can't read everything Prompts are always good for the professional... maybe not the hobbyist or novice I suppose. Hard to imagine them being a problem if properly worded and to the point.  Thanks!