Hey Mark,
Thanks for following up with us. Sorry for the delayed response! Must’ve been a little hiccup on the notification for your response.
The theme may have files (following the structure of our Themer’s Guide) that are replacing the core files for custom display purposes. Occasionally these files will need to be updated as the plugin is updated. As a potential solution, you can check with the theme developer to see if they have verified that their theme has been updated to support the latest version of our plugin (3.7).
If the theme developer notices that the conflict is arising from something that we’re doing in our codebase that goes against WordPress best practices, we’ll be happy to look at a solution and update the plugin for future release. Unfortunately, there isn’t much more that we can do to support issues arising from theme conflicts.
I’m sorry I wasn’t able to give you a direct response however I hope this was able to point you in the right direction.
Thanks!