argosmedia

Hey, thanks man, I’ll try that!

@ratmalwer That has nothing to do witht his topic. Please start your own topic about your problem.

Well, that’s a bit more foolproof than the other ways I guess, thanks for the idea!

Hi Patrick,

is there any news on 1.3.0 yet? I would really love to use this plugin ??

Regards,
Jurgen

Hi, I use that on another events site, and it’s great. But on this site I cannot use it. The reason I cannot show events in the calendar is because my events are multiple recurring events with many recurrences each day. The calendar would be huge.

I use a small calendar in the sidebar that links to an events list for that day. There are no events visible in the calendar. That works fine with the default workflow (date > event > tickets), but not with my other workflow: category events list > date > tickets.

So the start for my second workflow is a category events list (shortcode [events_list limit=”30″ category=”#_CATEGORYID”] ), not the calendar. Due to the many events I only show 30 events in the list, but to choose another date visitors must use the calendar to pick another date. However, that calendar is for all event categories, not the current category. I want the calendar to show only events within that category.

I could use the calendar widget to show the events for a certain category, but I don’t know how to show a different calendar for each category. So I need some logic like: if in category X then show calender for category X.

I hope this makes sense…

English is not my native language, but “I don’t see why you would want to use our plugin as a “vessel” for a nuisance that has been implemented by another plugin” sounded to me like you were offended. And your reply “Sure mate, whatever tickles your fancy.” sounds the same to me. Maybe offended isn’t the right word? Is “irritated” better? You came across as irritated, while at the same time you’re helping me. That’s a rather confusing attitude at least, and not something I expected when asking for help here.

Apart from that I have thanked you for your support multiple times.

Update: There is an option in the WPBakery settings to disable that button. So consider this problem solved.

Pieter, there’s really no need to act offended. I didn’t want to “use your plugin as a vessel for a nuisance caused by another plugin”. I was just following a train of thought that seemed logical to me.

The option in Bakery settings (that I didn’t know of) removes the Gutenberg button indeed, so thanks for pointing me in that direction. I never ever use the Bakery settings after building sites, as there is simply no need for it. That’s why I didn’t even come up with the idea of looking there for such an option.

I am not a coder so I cannot “put together a file that contains the css and a function that adds that to the backend”. Neither do I have a management tool to upload stuff to multiple sites at once. But that’s allright, I will just use the Bakery settings. That’s a bit more efficient than installing an admin-css plugin to the sites and pasting css to them.

Thanks again for your replies.

No, buttons are from Bakery of course, that’s why they disappear after disabling WPBakery. I never said you added them. I just said they suddenly appeared.

The blue button with the logo has always been there and also should be there because it links to the regular old editor (not Gutenberg). But the gray button with “Gutenberg editor” was never there. So I guess that previously the gray button was hidden or removed by Classic Editor. Somehow the update of Classic Editor changed something making the button appear, because that’s the only thing changed on the site. I already asked on that forum.

Setting the admin class ‘wpb_switch-to-gutenberg’ to invisible !important solves the problem. But I don’t feel like adding that to dozens of sites.

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Hm… I use WP Bakery 5.7 (13.02.2019) on the site that I’m looking at. I see that the current version is 6.0.5. I’ll investigate further (also other sites I maintain) and give feedback about the outcome. Thanks for the support so far!

The thing is, I didn’t update WPBakery for quite a while, so that cannot be the cause. Only after the Classic Editor Addon was updated, it suddenly shows that button. But I see now that the Classic Editor plugin was also updated, so maybe that’s the one that causing this. I’ll ask around over there.

I found out that it is unrelated to the latest WP update, and seems to be related to the WPBakery pagebuilder plugin. If I disable WP Bakery, the Gutenberg button doesn’t show up anymore.
https://monosnap.com/file/k53agvxfwl3pHq0QkNAWn76KOLQN3r

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I came here because I had the same problem. Thanks to the post above I could easily set .CodeMirror {height:auto;} using the plugin https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/add-admin-css/ and then the problem was gone.

Great, thanks guys. I preview for custom (status) emails would be very useful.

I too have both Kadence WooCommerce Email Designer and Woocommerce Order Status Manager, but my custom status emails don’t show up in your plugin. Is this correct? Does Kadence WooCommerce Email Designer not support custom emails, but only WC default emails? Or do I miss something?

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