Birgit Pauli-Haack

Thank you! @sortabrilliant – can hardly wait<g>

Ah good. Glad you were able to figure it out. Weird though this would be a PHP issues.

Thanks for marking the topic resolved.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by Birgit Pauli-Haack.

Hi there,
When you say not visible on other pages, do you mean the Reusable Category on the block inserter?

It could easily be a plugin conflict, I would use the Health and Troubleshooting plugin . It allows you as an admin to deactivate all plugins and use a default theme. (your visitor see your beautiful site). Once you enabled Troubleshooting Mode, try it again and see if it still happens.

Are you able to manage your reusable blocks? (go to 3-dot-menu on the top right and select “Manage reusable blocks” When you are there are you able to download your blocks via “Export to JSON” or do you run into an error message?

Have you looked into Google Photos? From you mobile phone you can have it automatically upload the photos to Google Photos, and if you are using Jetpack plugin, you could connect your Google Photos app with WordPress
https://jetpack.com/2018/04/19/google-photos-jetpack/

I also tested this and found a cover block overlapping Block toolbars of the following block and filed an issue on Github.. If this looks familiar, please comment on it, too.

@paul-sutherland for the time being as a workaround, you could enable the “Top Toolbar” from the 3-dot menu on top right. It keeps the block toolbar in one place on the top of the screen.

I just tested this on a clean install of WordPress and the built-in RSS feed and the reusable block was rendered without any problems in this section of the RSS feed for the posts where I used it.

<content:encoded><![CDATA[
<p>The crew of the USCSS Montero deal with mounting issues aboard the USCSS
 Cronus. This episode is part of the Chariot of the Gods saga, 
and contains spoilers for the Alien RPG Starter Kit published</p>

<p>outside reusable block</p>
]]></content:encoded>

This might be an issue to discuss with the author of the Libsyn plugin.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by Birgit Pauli-Haack.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by Birgit Pauli-Haack.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by Birgit Pauli-Haack.

Oh i can see how this is an issue. It’s been a while until you posted this. And you are right, only WordPress would know how to parse this. We might need to file an issue with the developers to fix this.
As a workaround, you can still use the reusable block, but once you added it to the post, use the 3 dot menu from the Block Toolbar and select: “Convert to regular block”. That cuts the ties to the reusable block. It also doesn’t change anymore if you update your reusable block, though.

It probably depends on what the following block is after images or the gallery. So it might not be one CSS styling you would need to use to make it consistent. As you didn’t share a link to an example it’s a bit hard to say.

Oh mei. You waited quite a long time to get an response, and I don’t have an answer either. If that’s still something that bugs you, leave a link to a post where the spaces are inconsistent and I can take a look at it, and see if I can suggest anything.

There isn’t much documentation available yet. All I can offer you is the GitHub space where the developers discussed the feature over few iterations. One of them left in the comments a list of ‘known issues’ he found.

If you find other issues, that are not listed yet, make sure to file them as ‘new issue’ on Github. This is part of the process of release and iterate and the faster it gets tested the sooner it’ll be fixed.

If you are using this plugin and feature on a live site, make sure you have backup. Using experimental stuff, that is not yet released on a production is not recommended.

I am big fan of AMP Stories!
But I digress… Did you by any chance try it again with the 6.1.1 version that was released yesterday?
I ran into a similar thing yesterday and after the install of 6.1.1 is went away…

If it doesn’t fix it for you, I have a couple more questions….

Do you use any other 3rd party blocks from plugins
Are there specific blocks that overlap? Or is that in general

Not a section or a group block,

• A gallery block can have a link.
• a Paragraph can be a link –
• Images can have links,
• Buttons have links

Hmm, I have seen this with formatted text to like italics, too. That seems to be a built in background that is also visible when the background is the same color as the other highlighting color. I don’t think it’s consistent throughout the block editor.
That’s not a solution, I am aware. I’ll check with a Gutenberg designer and see what the answer is.

I understand your confusion. The moment you click on Troubleshooting Mode two things happen:
1) all plugins are deactivated.
2) a default WordPress theme is used.
To reset your site to the core elements.

The assumption is that whatever is not functioning is caused either by a plugin or a plugin conflict or while a custom Theme is active.

Clicking Troubleshooting Mode brings your site back as much as possible to a clean install.

It also means if you still encounter difficulties is easier to narrow it down.

Now, from the plain status, you enable plugins one at a time to see if it breaks your site.

Hope that a bit clearer now.

Hi there,
Sorry we didn’t get to this sooner. Did you get your problem sorted out? If not, please provide a working URL so we can take a look at it.

Oh mei. That’s definitely bad. When I look at the like and open the browser console i get the general error 500 error. “Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 ()”

This is certainly no helpful. If you enable WP Debug for your site, you will actually be able to see the PHP error.
For now all I can see is that it seems to happen quite early in the page rendering process.

This could be cause by an array issues. I would suggest you install the Health Check and Troubleshooting plugin. With the plugin you can disable plugins for your admin view, but for normal visitors you don’t disrupt your website. You can also fall back to one of the default themes, to track down issues with your theme.

Once you disable all plugins, you can then activate one at a time to find the culprit.
Good luck tracking this down.