Steve Dufresne

I think your best bet would be to try disabling your plugins, specifically cache related plugins to see if that changes the behavior.

It’s also possible that you have file permissions issues which would be something to resolve with your hosting provider.

Thanks for the topic.

This issue is logged here:

https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/61638

You can follow along there. ??

As @vagueidea has mentioned, please share the URL that you are trying to access.

Synced patterns are the solution to this problem, but I understand that these may be detached patterns added to existing pages. If that is the case, I can’t think of a performant, non-crazy way to fix this.

Hi!

It seems to be having a hard time loading this image: https://marseem.epizy.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/banner-about-us-1024×249-1.jpeg.

Assets served from your domain seem to be working fine (Ie: https://www.marseem.com/wp-content).

Yes, exactly. (Reference)

I’m not certain I understand. Do you mean you don’t want the title of the post/page to be a link? If so you can toggle that functionality in the block settings by making sure “Make title a link”, is toggled off.

This appears to be a known issue where the Post Excerpt escapes html, the reason explained well in this comment.

I’ve commented on the ticket with a potential workaround for now.

This appears to be a known issue where the Post Excerpt escapes html, the reason explained well in this comment.

I’ve commented on the ticket with a potential workaround for now.

Technically add_filter( ‘big_image_size_threshold’, ‘__return_false’ ); should work unless there is another plugin also hooked into that function which is quite plausible (using any of these?).

Try giving the filter a higher priority. Alternatively try toggling plugins on/off to see if that has an effect.

It looks like it’s working. Can you close this ticket if that’s the case.

It will probably be impossible to diagnose the exact reason in this forum. If I had to guess some JS and maybe some CSS are not being loaded as expected.

It appears like you are using the Astra theme.

See this thread:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/astra-4-1-4-toggle-button-burger-menu-not-working/

You may need to update your theme.

Since you are using Elementor, there a likely numerous ways to accomplish this and offering a straight css solution will likely cause future issues. Your best bet to is take a look at their documentation and try to avoid using absolute positioning if necessary.

If you have to pull elements because of specific limitations, try using a negative margin instead. It will scale a bit more accurately than position: absolute. Consider using viewport specific units like vh and vw to maintain better consistency.

Cool! Thanks for sharing the script.

We also had to write some build logic to build blocks for wp.org.

I’m going to resolve this ticket since this is a support forum and there doesn’t appear anything to help with. I would encourage you to get a blog up somewhere for more visibility! I’m sure this could be useful for others.

I’m not sure there is a straight answer to your question. Technically you can use them simultaneously provided you load and init them logically.

My opinion would be try and avoid adding any new libraries as Gutenberg libraries cover most of the functionality you’ll need and since Gutenberg requires modern browsers, you can likely implement anything missing in modern JavaScript. With that being said some Gutenberg libraries are not yet optimized and imports do introduce unnecessary bloat. It’s your call, but there is nothing stopping you so to speak.