Aurooba Ahmed

Thanks for your patience folks as I was absent. An update has been pushed to resolve this. ??

@karks88 thanks for the report! It looks like something wonky happened in the transfer from GitHub to the WordPress plugin repo. 0.1.4 should fix this. ??

@mikehealy thanks for the report! It looks like something wonky happened in the transfer from GitHub to the WordPress plugin repo. 0.1.4 should fix this. ??

@alfiegrand thanks for the report! The latest update 0.1.4 should have fixed this. Let me know if you encounter this again. ??

I do believe this issue is now resolved, @hifidesign! Could you double check on your end?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by Aurooba Ahmed.

@hifidesign thanks for jumping on a call with me! Looks like the issue is specific to the Gutenberg plugin. I’ll work on getting it resolved and let you know when there’s an update! ??

@hifidesign Thanks for flagging the issue! That’s interesting. Yes, let’s Zoom a little later this week so I can get a better understanding of the issue quicker. ?? DM me on Twitter and we’ll set it up?

Aha! Thanks for letting me know your PHP version! That’s right. I’ll fix that up, I forgot to test earlier versions, that’s my bad. Thanks for the catch @jsmoriss! I’ve just pushed an update that should resolve the issue. ??

Hm, that’s odd. Can you tell me what version of WordPress you are using @jsmoriss?

My pleasure, Sara! I’m glad it’s working. I’d appreciate a review if you are enjoying the block, when you have a moment! ??

Hi @mightysparkdesign! Yes, this is something the theme needs to enable. You’ll want to reach out to Kadence and ask when they plan on supporting the new “spacing” features in 5.9.

In the meantime, if you add the following code to your functions.php file, it should add support for both margin and padding. ??

/**
 * Adds Dimension support to this theme
 *
 * @param array $editor_settings
 * @param object $editor_context
 * @return array $editor_settings
 */
function superlist_block_padding_margin_theme_support( $editor_settings, $editor_context ) {
    if ( ! empty( $editor_context->post ) ) {
        $editor_settings["enableCustomSpacing"] = true;
	$editor_settings["__experimentalFeatures"]["spacing"]["margin"] = true;

    }
    return $editor_settings;
}
 
add_filter( 'block_editor_settings_all', 'superlist_block_padding_margin_theme_support', 10, 2 );

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Aurooba Ahmed.

Dang. I was hoping to avoid editing the core, since you put out updates quite often. Thanks for the quick reply. I may just hold off for now.

Nevermind! Fixed it!

Instead of making a function, where I had the widget-ze code in header.php, I made it an if statement, so if nav-widgets wasn’t active, it would insert code for regular menu, and if it is active, then show the widgets! ??

<?php if ( ! is_active_sidebar( 'nav-widgets' ) ) {

				wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'primary', 'menu_class' => 'nav-menu' ) );

} else {
    				?> <div id="nav-widgets"> <?
    				dynamic_sidebar('nav-widgets');
    				?> </div> <?
} ?>

But I’d love if someone could show me how to convert this into a function and then call it in the appropriate place in header.php.