bufus

Thanks for the suggestion, @keraweb
Sounds a bit too advanced for my knowledge, but I’ll take a look into it.

The plugin works fine, integrates well, and I think the current “website” field type could very well be replaced by this “link” field type, although I have no clue about the internals of both.
It isn’t what I was looking for, though, but again, I doubt it’s possible to implement what I want, so I’ll go with several link fields, instead of one link field with several different contents.
Thanks again, @keraweb

Thank you for the reply, @keraweb
I’m not too worried about usage with the block editor, as I’m doing everything through functions.php (php and html).
I’ll give it a shot later today and let you know my findings.

Unfortunately, I must admit I know very little about CSS, I just basically hack through it. I think I’ve seen pre made media blocks somewhere, so I’ll get them.

I’d still like to take a shot at the standard div structures. I was too close to making one work to give up now ?? (just have to subdue my left image, as it refuses to center when the browser window is reduced).

Thanks for the tips!

I tried LayoutIt, and the output didn’t look all that bad, but when resizing the window the grid didn’t adapt, so I became reluctant about that kind of grid.
I’ll go through the information you referenced and see what I come up with. Thanks!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by bufus.

I apologize for the spam.
I tested some CSS through the customizer’s “Additional CSS” and came up with this:

#wppr-comment-rating-stars div {
	display:table-row;
}
.wppr-comment-form-meta div{
	display:table-cell;
}
.wppr-comment-form-meta label{
	display:table-cell;
}

The above CSS will make the stars show like this: https://imgur.com/FxKktbJ

The code below will make the stars show like this: https://imgur.com/KUyFYk6

#wppr-comment-rating-stars div {
	display:table-row-group;
}
.wppr-comment-form-meta div{
	display:table-row;
}
.wppr-comment-form-meta label{
	display:table-row;
}

None of the above solutions feel like the proper way to do it, though…

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by bufus.

As further information, I also tested with Twenty Fourteen and the problem is the same.
Meanwhile I deactivated all plugins (except Akismet, Jetpack and Pods), and the display remains the same…
I hope some CSSA workaround is possible…

I’m using Astra, but here’s a screenshot of the stars with the Twenty Twenty theme, same issue -> https://imgur.com/lkieMzr
Twenty Seventeen and Twenty Nineteen do the same, but Twenty Sixteen deforms the table differently -> https://imgur.com/ZLJdWOw

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by bufus.

Darn, wrong title, and I just noticed now… I named the thread according to a previous issue that I managed to correct, please disregard the title :/

Thanks, @rozroz , I understand.
I’ll open another one and try to be clearer about the issue.

Thank you, @mlchaves
I meant to update the post earlier today, but got distracted. Meanwhile I found the answer here, which is specific to Astra.

EDIT: Marking this as solved.

@dudo from what I see, this issue hasn’t been addressed with the latest update. Is there any way around it? Some validation upon pressing the submit button?

Sorry for the late reply, I’ve been messing with everything a bit more, and I seem to have made it worse :/
Meanwhile I switched to the block editor (I was using classic), and now the shortcode doesn’t work at all, no rating donut anywhere.
And the visitor rating on the comments look like this: https://imgur.com/3MVMxfd
Is this a known bug, or have I broken something…?

EDIT: on a post made with classic editor, the rating donut shows right before the comments -> https://imgur.com/TcnbN2E

ANOTHER EDIT: Found it! On a post made with the block editor, but inserting the code on single.php, the donut shows right in the middle of the page: https://imgur.com/undefined

I would like to be able to show a preview of the rating (just the donut) on another part of the post (below the title, alongside with some other elements I have there).

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by bufus.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by bufus.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by bufus.

Thank you for your reply.
If at all possible, I would prefer to avoid installing plugins if the desired effect can be achieved with a few lines of code.
A plugin feels like overkill here :/

Thank you for your support.
Disregarding the current issue, would there be any suggestion on implementing the kind of site I’m trying to build?
I mean, avoiding listing site plugins, custom post types and taxonomies, would there be a recommended structure using only wordpress’ built in functionalities?