I prepared a post, and using Classic Editor did my own CSS including the additional fonts that don’t come with WordPress.
It worked until a couple of days ago. I was in the middle of editing a post when my entire site reset back to default fonts, colors, etc.
I noticed that all my downloaded fonts deactivated and some even disappeared (typography). The fonts in my posts are overridden by the default ones (so for example, I want my post to have Times New Roman font, but it reverts back to default Georgia, and so on).
It looks like the whole site bugged out but I don’t see why.
I can’t revert back to what it was before that – I can revert it to the settings right after the bug, but not before.
]]>Your plugin works great with one exception.
When I activate your plugin, the WordPress Default Avatars found in WP Menu > Settings > Discussion are modified from this to this. In short, your plugin replaces all WP Default Avatars with our WP Admin Avatar.
Please review and kindly provide a fix.
Thank you!
]]>For some reason, it appears that there is now a duplicate empty podcast in my settings that has “default” on it and now all the podcasts in my normal feed are not available anymore. Is it something that can be fixed?
Even when clicking on the feed that has all the podcasts, is still get a “page unavailable”. All the podcasts episodes are still there in WordPress and this feed still has all 80 episodes in it, when I look at the settings in the plugin.
https://eherge2.com/feed/podcast/eherge2
Thanks
]]>Nun wollte ich diese, zu 95 % stets gleichen Feldwerte eben vorbelegen lassen – oder mittels Fallback mit einem Standardwert füllen.
Technisch stellte ich mir das so vor:
Man l?sst die Felder einfach leer und auf der Ausgabeseite soll der Shortcode einen Standardwert ausgeben, sofern kein Wert aus der Datenbank kommt.
Beispiel:
User Field > Textfeld Name: “fallbacktest”
Shortcode: [pmpro_member field="fallbacktest"]
zeigt logischerweise nur dann einen Wert, wenn das Textfeld “fallbacktest” beim jeweiligen Mitglied ausgefüllt wird.
Meine Idee ist ein Parameter, der einen Standardwert eintr?gt, falls kein Wert im User Field > Textfeld “fallbacktest” eingetragen ist: [pmpro_member field="fallbacktest" default="Das ist ein Standardwert"]
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Geht das?
Oder ist diese Idee Bl?dsinn, bereits ohnehin bereits anders gel?st?
In the plugin settings we set default custom order status as “to be confirmed by operator”. For new order the plugin correctly assigns this default status and sends user notification email. After confirmation the order is being processed. While being processed we change its status several times, like “packaging”, “shipped”, “received” etc. The problem is, if the user reloads the order thank-you page (/checkout/order-received/1234//?key=wc_order_…) at any moment, the plugin is triggered as if it was a new order and reverts its status to default, regardless of current progress. Sometimes the thank-you page remains open on user’s device and reloads after browser restart (or waking up from sleep), even after several days.
I guess, that’s because you use ‘woocommerce_thankyou’ action hook for setting default status. This action is fired every time the thank-you page loads.
This causes much confusion, users receive duplicate notifications for orders they placed several days ago, or even already picked up.
Each order should be processed only once. Maybe, you could somehow flag the order after setting the default status for the first time and check the flag on every event, preventing subsequent status reset.
Thank you very much, I hoope you could resolve this ASAP.
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