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Summary

.tribe-editor__dashboard position absolute falls of page

Issue;

If you put EventDateTime as last block on a wordpress page in the editor, when opening the datepicker it is cutoff by the page. Because its css position absolute the wordpress overal scrollbar doesnt expand.

Scenario:

• Inside the wordpress editor (see attachment)

How to reproduce

1. Create a page
2. Fill it with dummy lorum ipsum
3. Add the EventDateTime wordpress block
4. Try and fill a date
5. Watch as the datepicker is cutoff because it position absolute’s itself halfway off the page.

Proposed solution

Add code to detect if the datepicker input is not fully visible
and if so make the content flow upwards instead of downwards.
(intersection observer, or checking if its near the end of the page or something)
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Intersection_Observer_API

link rel=”canonical” href=”//www.filmologija.si” instead of the actual full url where https is added. I’ve reseted indexable tables and migrations and tried to optimize everything again, but it seems that on all of my websites a relative url is fetched instead of absolute.. Even if I switch it out on the advanced tab. I have exhausted all options, hopefully someone can help and figure out what the issue is.

Any idea what I can set or check?

In WP Admin => Settings => General => WordPress Address (URL) and as well as
in WP Admin => Settings => General => Site Address (URL)
I do see the absolute url: https://subdomain.domain.com

so I would expect that it should work, but it soes not

This seems to be fixable by disabling/enabling, then re-selecting settings for each page, but I can’t do this every time I push my site live.

Also, some plugins that refer to or generate additional pages stop working.

The only thing I can think of is if the Organizer uses absolute URLs in its settings, rather than relative. Is this the case? And if so, how can I change that?

Thanks!
~gyz

My workaround is to manually edit the links to be relative thus: ../wp-content/blah/blah/mypicture.jpg. This is time-consuming and error-prone, so I am looking for a better solution.

I found several plugins which offer conversion from absolute to relative paths, but all but one are several years old and “untested for your version”. The plugin “Make Paths Relative” seems to be up-to-date but does not work on my test site (preview pictures in the Media Library are not displayed). The test site is (something like) https://private.mysite.com/wp-test/; possibly the use of a different subdomain causes problems. Obviously I daren’t test it on my live site https://www.mysite.com.

Is there an up-to-date plugin which does what I want? or does the lack of plugins indicate that there is a WP option which I haven’t found? Or is there a better workaround? The problem exists with themes 2020 and Neve.

I develop sites on staging URLs, and when I push them live, the staging URL is still used for the download.

Thank you for the plugin, it works great for a free plugin.

I was wondering that since you give the possibility to have a responsive background image in Coming Soon mode, would you also give us the possibility to align it horizontally and vertically as well ?

Thank you.

When I use absolute positioning for some elements on the page it makes my page too wide and adds horizontal scroll. What could be the reason for this issue and how can I fix this?

Thanks!