• Resolved micdt

    (@micdt)


    As others have noticed, the post masonry block is dysfunctional – or does not appear at all in the backend.
    As it is one of the best-looking ways to present posts – many complete sites rely on that design -, this really sucks. Grid alone is no replacement.
    I kindly request to take care of that and fix it ASAP.

    /M

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  • Hi Micdt, see my answer in post https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/post-masonry-block-not-working-after-update-to-2-0-2/#post-15936456
    I will copy the main answer here:
    I resolved the issue myself, I guess. Looking at the error, it striked me that the path to the ‘missing’ resource containes a tilde (~) (../wp-content/plugins/ultimate-addons-for-gutenberg/dist/vendors~chunks/post-masonry/react-masonry-component.js). As I do have some programming experience, I thought that this might be the problem. So in the exact same location I added a folder ‘vendors-chunks’ (- instead of ~) and copied the contents of the ‘vendors~chunks’ folder to this folder. I copied the block.js file that calls the file ‘react-masonry-component.js’ in the ‘vendors~chunks’ folder as I could deduce from the second error (as a backup) and I changed the tildes (~) in the block.js file to ‘-‘ (4 cases of vendors~chunks changed to vendors-chunks). I cleared the cache and reloaded the editor page with the Post Masonry block… and all of a sudden it appears! ??
    This was for version 2.0.2. Hoped it would have been implemented by now, however it is not, so the problems with this Post Masonry block (and others, I guess) reoccurs. I already made a ticket in which I posted the answer to the support team as well. Thumbs up that they will actually do something with my suggestion…

    Hello @micdt, @tisnickske

    This has since been fixed with the updates. Update to the latest version then let us know whether you are still having these issues.

    Regards.
    Judith.

    Hello @micdt, @tisnickske

    We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved – if you have any further questions, you can start a new thread.

    Thank you!

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