Anastis Sourgoutsidis

Hi Zeeshan,

this isn’t currently possible, as videoigniter is only meant to work with video playlists, rather than single videos, and therefore you can only pass an id to an existing playlist.

What you want can be achieved with the Video block however, which you can build dynamically and then render using the render_block() function. See the related documentation page (along with the example at the end) for more information.

Hi there,

did you at any point have the Pro version installed?

If you did, the pro version includes a “Use the track URL as the download URL” checkbox on each track, which, if enabled, persists even after your disable the addon.

Could you also please provide a link to such a playlist?

Hi @rselwyn,

since the issue appears to be coming from the theme, and as Berliner is a premium theme and we can’t provide support for it via the wp.org forums, please email us at: helpdesk [at] cssigniter dot com

Meanwhile, before resorting to a full website restore, you could try restoring just the theme files from your previously known good backup.

Hi @rselwyn,

Anastis from CSSIgniter here.

Did you manage to find where the “1” was comming from? I don’t see it on your website, however it now appears that your website doesn’t load any theme-related CSS files.

Should I contact CSS Igniter, the vendor of Berliner for an up to date version of their theme?

As always, you are welcome to contact us via our support channels. A fresh copy of the theme, even if it’s the same version of the one you’re already using, will make sure there are no accidental changes inside the theme files.

Why do different browsers/computers show different results?

This sounds like a caching issue. Unfortunately, caching may be done on various levels and at the same time (caching similar or different things). For example, caching can be done from your browser, your PHP installation (opcache), your WP installation (via plugins), your webserver (litespeed, nginx, varnish, etc), object storage (redis, memcached), and CDN services (or similar, like CloudFlare).

As a result, you may be changing this on your website and the changes may not be reflected immediately, which sometimesmay lead to getting different results on different browsers/devices.

It is therefore important to temporarily disable all types of caching you’re using while trying to debug the issue, and where not possible, have a method to invalidate/flush/regenerate the cache on demand. You may need to ask your hosting provider if they have enabled intermediate caches such as opcache, redis, nginx, etc, and how to disable or flush them temporarily.

Hi @andrey4a,

It looks like there is a permanent redirect (301) that conflicts with the AJAX requests AudioIgniter does, which are required to load the necessary playlists.

For example, this url should be returning a JSON string, but it’s redirecting to your News page instead: https://alexanderbal.ru/?audioigniter_playlist_id=2707

Upon closer inspection, it looks like the Yoast is doing it: https://capture.dropbox.com/G5PiQD0PAGTYO3o4

You’ll need to resolve this by either fixing your Yoast SEO configuration, or completely disabling it. Their support team should be able to help more regarding your specific configuration.

Hi @nicko2u

Thanks for reporting this. These are actually fixed an in the Development version (trunk) since 2021.

I’ll try to push an update within this week. Meanwhile, you can download the development version from https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/cssigniter-shortcodes/advanced/

As always, make sure you keep a full site backup before updating the plugin.

Hi @willbode

v2.16.2 solves this issue.

Hi @justelis92 and @sterndata

Anastis from CSSIgniter here.

While we have a theme named UltraSeven (released on 2015), it looks like you are using a similarly named but completely different theme (released on 2018) from a different theme provider.

You should contact them directly as we won’t be able to help with your issue…

https://wpoperation.com/contact/

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by Anastis Sourgoutsidis. Reason: Forgot to introduce myself

Hi there,

Anastis from CSSIgniter here. If you are interested in the reasoning behind the WPJM team not enabling the block editor on job listings, this discussion explains it.

However, as you can see by typing a reply right here on the WordPress forums, the block editor can now be integrated on the front end as well, so hopefully we’ll see full blocks support in the future!

The main reason why this isn’t possible out of the box, is that a single post may belong to any number of categories, including none. Which is the correct category to get the title from?

You can use the ignition_the_page_title and ignition_the_page_subtitle filters to change the text displayed there. However you will need to implement some logic according to your specific needs.

Here is what the code looks like to get the title and subtitle out of the first assigned category (whichever order WordPress might return them):

add_filter( 'ignition_the_page_title', function( $title ) {
	if ( is_singular( 'post' ) ) {
		$categories = get_the_category();
		if ( ! empty( $categories ) ) {
			$title = $categories[0]->name;
		}
	}

	return $title;
} );

add_filter( 'ignition_the_page_subtitle', function( $title ) {
	if ( is_singular( 'post' ) ) {
		$categories = get_the_category();
		if ( ! empty( $categories ) ) {
			$subtitle = $categories[0]->description;
		}
	}

	return $subtitle;
} );

Hi @sailpilot
this is a pro feature: https://www.cssigniter.com/plugins/audioigniter/

Glad you could sort this out ??

Hi @zenkitty

The classes should be “olsen-icons olsen-icons-twitter” and similar.
They show up as squares because of the “fa” which should be “olsen-icons”.

Does the problematic markup comes from the theme, or have you entered this markup someplace yourself?

Are you running the latest version of the theme?

I just checked the ‘deleted_comment’ action against my code (which is how I found out about it) and it doesn’t throw a fatal error anymore.

Thank you for your efforts.

Glad you could sorted it out.

However, you need to know that a: 509 is not the name of the array. That whole field is a serialized value, and a: 509 means that an array of 509 elements follows.

If that number doesn’t match the actual number of elements, PHP won’t be able to read ANY values from that specific field.

Thankfully, you got the right number ??