BarbMil
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Hi @webnus,
I did as suggested and changed the theme to Twenty Twenty and deactivated all plugins except for MEC but the issue persists:
This is how it looked on the frontend:
And this is how it looks in the backend, spaces are visible:
Best regards,
BarbaraHi @webnus
Yes, the shortcode issue has been resolved. I have another (unrelated) question though: When I enter the text (description) of the event, extra spaces between paragraphs don’t work/show up. In WP backend I can create them, but on the frontend, all the lines are together.
Here’s what I mean – space between paragraphs in the backend:
No space on the frontend – text is harder to read and less scannable:
https://anabergant.com/events/access-bars-delavnica-v-bovcuIs this a bug or is it how the plugin works and it’s not possible to create spaces?
Thank you and best regards,
BarbaraHi @webnus
From what I understand, the article you suggested for troubleshooting is for cases when one gets a “no event found” message? I don’t get any messages, the space where the code is is simply blank, same as if the code wasn’t there. However, I did most of the things it mentions in the first part (without SQL Query Fix) before writing my first post here.
The content simply doesn’t show up – there is nothing in the place where the code is.
Here’s a screenshot:
The event text and images are there because I entered them manually since I had to find a solution to post links to event pages. But as shown in the screenshot, if the shortcode was working, events should be visible at the placement where the arrow is pointing (above the horizontal line and below the “Access Energijski Facelift……” text.
I’m not sure what kind of documentation or more details I can give you to help… the screenshot I posted is from the homepage of the website I posted in my first post: https://anabergant.com
So the shortcode is inserted on the homepage, below all the manually posted events but nothing is showing up where the code is.Best regards,
BarbaraThanks Paul, I already took into account all this except for installing the Disable JPG compression plugin but since images look the same as originals if I insert them directly into pages and not in GP galleries, the problem lies in NG galleries, not in WP compression.
I also just checked again my other (old) galleries and there is a blur problem too (not just contrast). It’s not dramatic but as I said before, I feel it just shouldn’t be happening with a plugin specialized for photo galleries.
Here are just two examples, original images are on the right side while the one on the left is in NG gallery:
difference most visible on the watermark at the bottom of the photo:
I’m starting to wonder if this problem was always present but I never paid much attention to it. It seems to be more visible with graphic and high contrast subjects and I first noticed it when I uploaded my graphic designs.
I’d love to hear what NG support has to say about this. If it doesn’t get sorted I’ll just find a different solution and abandon NG. I don’t want to spend hours trying to solve something so basic.
I’m starting to wonder if this issue is more visible on some photos depending on tones, colors etc. of the photo and if I was just not paying enough attention before.
Now I uploaded another photo with Optimole desactivated, cleared cache and checked in Private Browsing window and it’s still there… even the tones are faded.
Here’s a screenshot – image in the gallery on the left and original image in Preview on the right (click on the image for larger view):
On this one the contrast seems to be much more affected than sharpness actually.Not sure how visible it is on an average monitor but on mine it’s obvious it’s a bad compression. I’m on a 10 y.o. iMac, so while it’s not a bad monitor, it’s also not the best out there.