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Ok, thanks for the reply!

It does seem to be working now (with version 2.0.1); possibly a caching issue, though I had done a hard refresh. Anyway, thank you for the quick fix!

Thank you for the fast response! Unfortunately, as soon as I updated to 2.0.1, the issue returned. I currently have a check for the function

if (function_exists(‘get_taxonomy_image’))

so if it’s not found it bypasses the whole thing, which unfortunately means the icons don’t show, but at least the rest of the page works. I’m re-enabling auto-updates, in the hope that a future update will restore the function and it will start working.

Thanks for checking on that — somehow, that actually seems worse? It’s odd to me that an author could add a their own private post and then *not* see it, while the editor *does* see it. Regardless, what I need is for the view to be the same for everyone, including editors, admins, what have you — and for that view to be published posts only. Is there no option to simply suppress private posts in the PostX query? Perhaps a code snippet I could add to the functions.php file? Anything in the Pro version to control this?

Thanks again for your time.

Thank you! Really appreciate it.

We don’t have any user permission plugins, but I deactivated all of the other plugins except GenerateBlocks and PostX, and I switched to the TwentyTwentyFive theme. I added a private blog post, and when I go to the homepage, I see this:

Thanks for the fast response!

I know that the private posts are only shown to logged in users; what I need is a query that skips private posts for ALL users, regardless of whether they have permission to see private posts. Is there a way to do that?

Thanks for the reply — I figured it would be inappropriate to start a new thread for what seemed like the exact same issue? At any rate, I did try the various DB options which didn’t eliminate the banner which I was seeing on the Products screen. But after doing the DB thing and still seeing the banner on Products, I went to the WooCommerce landing screen, dismissed it from there, and that eliminated it from the Products screen as well. So, some combination of steps has resolved it.

It’s almost a year since this thread started and it’s still an issue. I have a HUGE “Action required: Security update of WooCommerce Payments” banner that cannot be dismissed by any action.

I’ve even gone into the DB and changed the two entries I could find with woocommerce-wcpay in the name from unactioned to actioned and that does not work. WC and WooPayments are up to date and I even deactivated WooPayments to see if it would go away and it does not.

did I mention that this notice is frikkin’ enormous?

Ah, thanks! I had looked under Settings, not knowing it was an add-on. I do wonder how many plugins I’m going to have to do this for.

Appreciate the quick response!

Good to know. This is probably (don’t want to say certainly) something I could sell clients on as a feature worth paying for — generating a correctly sized thumbnail image from a PDF cover is outside the comfort zone for almost all of them.

Hi, thanks for the fast reply! The site I’m working on is on WP Engine, so I’m not sure what version of ImageMagick they run; normal uploads to the Media Library generate a thumbnail image, but not when I upload via DLM.

I think I was misremembering how it work, since I last used DLM about four years ago and I didn’t remember doing manual thumbnails (also I didn’t see the Featured Image thumbnail box way down in the bottom right corner). But that must be what I did.

Having DLM generate thumbnails or access the ones generated when uploading via File Manager would be really really helpful — might be a good feature for the Pro version. In the meantime I’ll work around it.

Thanks again.

This is marked as resolved but there are no replies…. can someone say what the solution was? I am having the same problem, it’s not generating a thumbnail image and I just get the default placeholder.

I added wp-content/plugins/gutenslider to the Autoptimize exclusions and that did the trick. Thanks for your help!

I decided to disable the plugins one by one, starting with the most likely culprits based on what you said, and got lucky — the first one I tried was the conflict. That plugin is called Autoptimize (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/autoptimize/). I’ve left it disabled on the staging site, so the slider is now showing. There are some difference between that and the live site (https://riverpartners.org/) now — the arrows and dots overlap the slider instead of being in the space around it, but I may be able to fix that with some css adjustments.

So, not sure who needs to fix what but it seems the Gutenslider 6 + Autoptimize 3.x is where the conflict occurs.

By the way, great plugin otherwise! ??