Alexis Pandaan

Hi @tompowelldesign ! We discovered that you are using custom CSS for styling our content toggle block, and it turns out to be what’s causing it to not close properly, specifically, the following snippet:

.wp-block-ub-content-toggle-accordion-content-wrap {
    border: 1px solid #61317a !important;
}

Please edit your custom CSS to remove the aforementioned portion and let us know how it goes.

Hi @jdwf0658 ! We’ve released a new version of the plugin that includes a fix for this issue. Please update to the latest version and let us know how it goes.

Hi @blurry7923 ! Requiring “allow multiple selections” to be checked to enable use of multiple tags was deliberate. For each category, only one tag can be used at a time.

For changing the rule behavior of each category, we don’t have that option yet. However, our content filter block has a similar option that would apply to all categories.

The other two suggestions are something we may consider for a future version of the plugin. Changing the arrangement of the categories seems to be a good idea. For hiding content sub-blocks, we recommend using our content toggle and expand blocks for that purpose.

Hi @christinacatwoo ! To ensure that other content toggle panels within the same parent block remain open while toggling others, please select the parent content toggle block (make sure the block looks like this instead of this when selected). Then, make sure that “Set toggle status for each panel individually” is turned on. Afterwards, you can go to each of the panels and set one or more of them to be displayed by default without affecting the others.

Please let us know how it goes.

Hi @christinacatwoo ! During our tests, the code you provided didn’t turn the pagination bullets black. They remained in their default colors instead.

We’ll consider adding options to customize the colors of the pagination bullets in a future version of the plugin. Meanwhile, you may use the following CSS snippet to customize the bullet colors:

.ub_image_slider .swiper-pagination-bullet {
	background-color: #ffffff;
	opacity: 0.5;
}

.ub_image_slider .swiper-pagination-bullet-active {
	background-color: #ffffff;
	opacity: 1;
}

Please let us know how it goes.

Hi @kub1x ! Thanks for letting us know.

1. Are you referring to preserving the user’s custom anchor texts for the headings? If so, it’s something we might consider to add in a future version of the plugin.
2. We already have the option for that. While a Table of Contents block is selected, go to the Inspector panel and look for “Remove diacritics in anchor links” under “Additional settings”.
3. We deliberately added the numbers to ensure that there will be unique anchor texts at all time. We update the anchor texts while the headers are being edited right in the editor. Constantly checking for duplicates might slow down the block, especially if it is detecting many headings in the page, so performance concerns would be taken into account if we go ahead with doing this (especially when avoiding duplicate anchor texts when we use the user’s custom anchor texts).

Hi @onedaycom ! So far, we’re unable to recreate your issue on our end. Have you tried checking if the error persists on your end after turning off all other plugins and switching to a default theme (Twenty Twenty-three, Twent Twenty-two, etc.)? We’ve also tried switching to other PHP versions (5.6, 7.4, and 8.1), and none of them produced similar errors.

Hi @sgclark ! We could confirm the styling issues on your page. However, we’re unable to recreate it on our end. Have you checked if the settings for desktop, tablet, and mobile display under Tab Layout in the inspector are all set? Screen widths from 700px to 899px are what our CSS file define as tablet display for the tabbed content block.

Also, have you tried switching to another theme? The 768px breakpoint might be coming from a style conflict.

Hi @amitgargjind ! Here’s some custom CSS you can use to produce the effect you’re looking for:

@media screen and (max-width: 800px) {
.ub-number-panel:not(:last-child){
margin-bottom: 30px;
}
}

You can change the value of margin-bottom to match your use case.

Please let us know how it goes.

Hi @amitgargjind ! We’ve released a new version of the plugin that restores the columns setting for the styled list. The contents of existing ones shouldn’t be affected by the update. Please upgrade to the latest version and let us know how it goes.

Hi @greentreefrog ! We’ve released a new version of the plugin that includes a fix for your issue with the content toggle block. All new instances of the block should no longer have that problem. For your current content, you can make new content toggle blocks and copy the contents of the old ones there, which should work without your workaround.

Please let us know how it goes.

Hi @antoniopaim ! You can change the content toggle panel’s icon by going to “Toggle status icon” in the Inspector panel while a content toggle block is selected and toggling the dropdown for the icon selection, as you can see on the screenshot below:

Please let us know how it goes.

Hi @furbivelino ! Something doesn’t seem to be right with your editor. In the frontend, the post grid columns are displayed normally. The editor was somehow unable to display the post grid’s columns, however. We’re not sure what’s behind this, as we’re unable to recreate in the editor with our post grid block what you showed on your screenshot even after installing the ListingHive theme, which you’re currently using on your site. While our blocks mostly use the same style for frontend and the editor, parts of it are rendered differently in the frontend compared to how they’re displayed in the editor.

You can do the following just to make sure we could rule out possible interference from your active theme or other active plugins.

First, you can try disabling your minification plugin and installing a fresh copy of Ultimate Blocks, replacing the copy you currently have.

Then, if the post grid’s column settings still don’t work in the editor, switch to one of the default themes from WordPress (Twenty Twenty-three, Twenty Twenty-two, etc.) and disable all other plugins.

Please let us know how it goes.

Hi @dlajeune ! We don’t have support for adding images to the tab titles, and it’s not something we plan to implement in the foreseeable future.

Hi @furbivelino ! The page you have linked seems to be blank. The same goes for the site’s home page while we’re trying to look for another page that could have contained an instance of the post grid block.

Setting additional columns for the post grid block works fine during tests on our end. Do you have a link to a page where it is visible but not being displayed as intended?