I wanna ask before installing if it’s possible to use a custom icon library with this plugin. The screenshot only shows FontAwesome. I prefer to use Phosphoricons
]]>Test on WP 6.1.1
PHP 7.4.30
New install on https://tastewp.com/
“Homer” Plugin is a great tool, but something in its code leads to an error with “Edit as HTML” from block toolbar according to any block on the page, even when “homer” is not used on the page anyway:
“This block has encountered an error and cannot be previewed.”
Deactivating “Homer” solves the problem, everything is fine again.
]]>Here is a link to the error
https://sentry.io/share/issue/0a5628d0358f40068bd20ca006f7cd46/
The widget editor no longer works properly. I can’t add any text block.
Running on latest WP (6.1.1) And PHP ver 8.0
Hi,
Thanks for this – just what I was looking for, and saves me a load of time.
It was throwing a (recoverable) error for me when enqueuing the editor JavaScript under PHP 8 – there’s a typo in homer.php at line 175:
$this->editroDependencies
should be
$this->editorDependencies
I would have submitted a PR, but I can’t see a linked git repo (and SVN gives me a headache).
Thanks again!
]]>Hello! Discovered this plugin! Great Work!
But something happens to me: If I set new text values and later want to edit those, old ones keep appearing. No matter if I put chrome in incognito mode or if I delete navigation data of the browser, they keep apperating.
Are you aware of this behaviour?
Regards,
]]>Hi,
very great plugin, please consider applying the following patch to load editor scripts not on frontend, as they aren’t needed there and will result in several javascript errors.
Just replace in homer.php beginning on line 133:
wp_enqueue_script(
'homer',
plugins_url( $scripts, __FILE__ ),
$this->dependencies,
filemtime( plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . $scripts ),
true
);
with
wp_enqueue_script(
'homer',
plugins_url( $scripts, __FILE__ ),
array('jquery'),
filemtime( plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . $scripts ),
true
);
and everything works as expected ??
Kind regards,
Matthias
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