digbymaass

Thanks. Got the hang of it now!

I know how to use healthcheck. Unfortunately it doesn’t work very well and usually completely disables half the plugins, causing chaos. So I’m reluctant.

Thanks!

Or better still – make the current editor choice the default until the other is chosen.

It’s quite hard to explain clearly!
A list of years. Click the year and it expands to months, click the down arrow to expand that month, then have the choice to click the month to display all the month’s posts on the page, or click an individual post in the accordion to display just that post on the page. Something like that!

Currently you can’t display all the posts for a month on the page, just individual posts.

Perfect! Thanks!

Sorry about combining issues! I won’t do it again.

I always use shortcodes for maps directly in the posts. One start or finish marker is enough but can it go into the shortcode, generated automatically from the gpx file? ie the track automatically displays with a start (or finish) marker. I can’t work out from the docs how to do it. I imagined something like marker_type=”start”

And I mean a relative link to the uploaded gpx in the media library in the shortcode eg [Waymark file_url=”/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Pentlands_from_Bruntsfield_and_back.gpx”]
It makes switching between localhost installations and live site easier, and changing shortcodes from outdated mapping plugins.

Yes you’re right – global is fine. Thanks!

Thanks!

I got there in the end focusing on those areas you pointed out but had to add 5px padding to the drop down layers box to get rid of an intractable y scroll bar (in our css of course). The box does expand to fit more layers. Whew! Our css could do with a lot more rationalisation.

.waymark-map-container .leaflet-control.leaflet-control-layers .leaflet-control-layers-list {
padding-bottom: 5px;
}

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by digbymaass.

Yes I zeroed in on those too. I’m not sure I can face the struggle! Thanks for looking though.

It’s been disabled for classic. I rolled back to a previous version. I’d like to know how to spoof the version number to get rid of the nagging update message as typing it in to the obvious place doesn’t work.
Shame, it’s the best one I’ve found.

Yes, the edit screen when editing a table in Tablepress, and in Classic versus Gutenberg editor in WordPress. The old interface certainly didn’t look like this for any of my browsers! More like 12/14px and expanding to accomodate wrapped text (which it would as it’s a min).
A minimal row height that expands as needed is a much cleaner interface and avoids much unnecessary scrolling!

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by digbymaass.

Thinking about it you may need a different custom css rule to get your gallery to behave. Use the inspector to find out what.

See my thread https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/loading-as-https-causes-problem/ You can get the css to load in the body of the page (rather than linking to it with the wrong protocol) by adding .fg-justified {position: relative !important;} to the custom css of the gallery. If you’ve got a lot of galleries it’s a right job adding this to all of them.

I can only think that somewhere in the code the plugin is referring to an absolute address for linked css rather than relative.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by digbymaass.