Regarding the number of recent issues, comments, support request, it appears that all of them are probably pointing to the same issue since the update of the core WordPress version. A cache issue, or a nonce issue whatever you can call it.

I really believe that a message from you saying either : yes, i’m aware of this and actually i’m working on a fix… or yes, i’m aware of this but i don’t have time for a fix… or even No, i don’t have any idea on how to solve this

would be very nice to read. Millions of user are dependent of your great plugin, it’s not just a few and if we have to consider another option, that would be nice to hear it.

Again thanks for your work and i hope you understand me.
Regards

There is a conflict between your WordPress module and Gutenberg.
Indeed, once your module is activated, a basic functionality disappears.
When we go into the creation of a page, Page Attributes -> The select “parent page” disappears.

If we deactivate your module, the select reappears.

→ WordPress 5.5.1
→ Php7.4
→ Nextgen Gallery 3.3.17

The error is caused by this code snipped in wp-lightbox-2.js of your plugin root folder:

if(parseFloat($().jquery) >= 1.7){
  return $(this).on("click", onClick);
} else {
  return $(this).live("click", onClick); //deprecated since 1.7
}		

The thing is WordPress 5.5 is using jQuery 1.12
Due 1.12 is lower than 1.7 the script tries to use the live function, which is deprecated since 1.7, obviously.

I would suggest to compare the jQuery version with the major and minor version.

Here is my solution:

var currentJqueryVersion = $().jquery;
var splittedJqueryVersion = currentJqueryVersion.split(".");
if(splittedJqueryVersion.length >= 2) {
  var majorVersion = parseInt(splittedJqueryVersion[0]);
  var minorVersion = parseInt(splittedJqueryVersion[1]);
  if(majorVersion >= 1 && minorVersion >= 7) {
    return $(this).on("click", onClick);
  } else {
    return $(this).live("click", onClick); //deprecated since 1.7
  }
} else {
    throw new Error("jQuery version could not be determined. jQuery version: " + currentJqueryVersion);
}

Feel free to use this snippet.

Kind regards,
csskevin

Have these been deprecated? Can we bring this back?

So glad to read in another thread that you intend to update Subtitles for WP 5+ compatibility. I’m wondering whether, in the meantime, you can recommend a workaround? Specifically…

I use subtitles on my posts that display on the…
– Post pages (eg Here: https://shrinkwrap.blog/polyvagal-theory-made-simple/)
– Home page excerpts (Here: https://shrinkwrap.blog/)

I just did a full update to WP 5.3.2. The post edit panel now offers me no way to enter a Subtitles subtitle for new posts.

However, all of my previous subtitles still display just fine (hooray), which implies there is a secret door somewhere . Can you (or somebody) please recommend a compatible workaround for adding subtitles to new posts, while we wait for the Subtitles update?

Thanks.

When I click on the white words for the plugin,
the words turn RED
it attempts to install
then brings me back to same page I started on
( https://dev.weaverwebservices.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=sfsi-options)

I have activated the plugin on my site. It does appear ready to be used.

Bill Weaver

I’m using polylang happily but one of the teams I’m working with asked if they can hide the category translations when editing posts and I couldn’t find a setting for it.

I have a bilingual wordpress instance for the example. English and Turkish. When editing the English copy of the post, they need only categories in English and when they edit the Turkish copy, the translations of the categories.

The sync feature is working great, when you choose some categories, the other language copy automatically loads with that terms selected. What I need is not showing the translations.

Hope I describe it clearly… I couldn’t find a relevant discussion but as the terms are so wide, maybe I missed, sorry if that’s the case…