alajoann
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Thank you! Gutenberg Post Blocks is great for the appearance and organization of my blog.
I adjusted the settings, as you suggested. I find you should leave height blank, when desiring a square image.
However, I’m perplexed that the settings CHANGED, or stopped working correctly. Because the settings worked as expected, until the last post was published. If you can give me any insight into that, I’d appreciate it.
(I hope this doesn’t happen again.)
I was excited about Divi 3 Visual but experienced many glitches with the new version. Now that I’m having trouble with SiteOrigin PB, I think I need to talk to my hosting provider. Maybe I need more “juice” from them.
Did either of you find a solution? I am having the same problem. Tried all the same fixes — to no avail. I’m new to Site Origin PB. It’s a great interface. Much nicer than any of the builder themes (Headway, Elegant Themes, etc.) If only I can get it to work.
The main problem is that the plugin is nowhere to be found in the WP Admin Panel. (I just re-installed MailChimp Form by ContactUs to see if it is fixed.) Sorry, it just doesn’t seem to work.
On the widget page, I can slot the MailChimp Form into a sidebar. BUT nothing appears on the front of the site. Maybe because no settings have been set.
Meanwhile, I’ll leave your plugin installed on my site for a day. If you’d like to take a look, maybe you can figure out what is going on. The widget is located under Latest Tweets in the footer sidebar (but you won’t see anything). Here’s the URL: https://www.alamuze.net/
Thanks!
Try adding this to your child theme functions.php (or use Code Snippets plugin):
function ap_remove_jetpack_page( ) {
if ( class_exists( ‘Jetpack’ ) && !current_user_can( ‘manage_options’ ) ) {
remove_menu_page( ‘jetpack’ );
}
}
add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘ap_remove_jetpack_page’, 999 );Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Code Snippets] Code Snippets Plugin does not Save ChangesThat’s a good question, because it does save some changes.
I have a snippet for setting the excerpt length. Changing that has never been a problem.
I tried one snippet from which Code Snippet consistently deleted the first word. I never got that one to work – not ever. (Snippet since deleted. Sorry, I don’t remember what it was.)
HOWEVER, I now wonder if the Code Snippet issues I experienced may have been theme-related. About 3 days ago I needed to change my theme (one of those complex framework themes) because 2 other plugins conflicted.
I will watch Code Snippets, just to see if any issues continue. But my gut tells me the framework theme probably interfered with it.
Same issue here.
Found the solution! For anyone struggling with this issue:
Hi Jeremy,
I’m a fan of Jetpack, but do not want my Subscribers to see it on my www.ads-software.com site. Jetpack should remain completely behind-the-scenes, along with other plugins – when I have purposely blocked admin access to Subscribers.
Subscribers only need access to their Profile Page. If any of my subscribers even have WordPress.com accounts, let them get notifications on their own website.
Too much Jetpack is confusing, and intrusive.
As a fix, I tried the Jetpack Only for Admins plugin. Unfortunately, it did not redirect correctly on my site.
Yes, the appearance of the confirmation message page is disappointing. Is it possible to have the confirmation message appear in a pop-up box instead of a page?
Me too. A fix?
I found some offending code I had placed in php file. Removed it. UserNoise is now working perfectly in Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer.
Thanks!
Re-installed, and all is working well today! And working with the same plugin line-up. (who can figure?)
Post Snippets is a great, simple, useful plugin.
Sincere thanks for your attention to this issue.
JoAnn
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: 3.2 / mu setupThanks – the site-admins value tip saved the day for me.
(Although, by now, it is almost midnight.)
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Warning error in formatting.php, line 2728Thank you for reply, Esmi.
Tried switching themes, and it clearly is a theme-specific problem.