audunmb

Actually, I was wrong. Co-Authors Plus overrides the “Show archive type in title”-toggle and shows it anyhow.

I have the same issue, but found a solution. If you are using a block theme it is a theme issue where the Author template doesn’t use the correct string (neither from WP nor the plugin).

Check whether title (on the tab in your browser) uses the correct string? If that string is translated, then it’s an issue with your theme.

Turn of the “Show archive type in title” to hide the untranslated string as a workaround. Optionally add a text block to the page to get it to say “Author” in your language.

Same problem here, both with checkboxes and radio buttons.

If left unchecked, the form tag is included in the mail.

Not a huge issue, but annoying.

The block button was just an example to explain what happens, it happens wherever I’m inserting a link, both in site editor and page editor.

What is seamless mode? Not sure if it’s on.

Great. As suggested on GitHub, just add it with the other screen options.

OK, this is actually a bug.

Custom templates aren’t written into the theme.json file, only saved in the template folder.

That’s very helpful, thank you. I’ll have a go at it soon. If I manage to get it working, I’ll post it here.

thanks @joneiseman

I’ll look into it, but as I’m rather unfamiliar with PHP I have to understand some of how this plugin works as well.

Thanks, added a comment on GitHub.

Ok. I created a feature request on Github to solve this.

@foosantos:

I tried:

All links are set to underline

Tried to change it only for post taxonomies

Can you tell me how you did this? I can’t find any place to change Typography settings (underline) for links in “post taxonomies”.

• This reply was modified 10 months ago by audunmb. Reason: formatting

@properlypurple The prefix is added in the block editor:

And the issue is not that it (the prefix) isn’t getting styled, it is that it is the only thing that is getting styled by changing the options in the style editor. The styling doesn’t apply because the link style overrides the block style.

Ok, that works as well ??

Keep up the good work.

Turns out that I’ve at some point disabled in it Editor preferences -> Visible blocks.

Categories set to no underlining:

Result:

No plugins, just the this theme. So not sure how you get a different result than me.