Andrei Lupu

Hey, a new version is up with this feature, give it a spin and let me know how it works.

If you like the plugin I would love your review on this page https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-custom-body-class/#reviews

Cheers,
Andrei

Hello,

I didn’t forget about this, and it is surely a thing that I plan to do in my spare time,
I’m just between jobs, and I have lots of new things to learn and adapt to.

Let’s do it this way, give me a few nights to spend over this feature, and I promise you that it will be in the plugin. If you like the result, you can donate me as much as you feel like it helped you and I will get myself a beer.

Cheers,
Andrei

Hey, sorry for this late response, I was on holiday.

Well, first I’m not sure what do you mean by “page”? On the post type page? or on every possible post, page, category or custom taxonomy?

Custom body class doesn’t support this for now, but it sounds like an interesting feature to add.

Thanks,
Andrei

Hi

I’m not sure how I missed this topic since I have the subscription on. Sorry!

You need to add only the class name. The plugin will sanitize the class name and remove quotes and other things which cannot stand as a CSS class.

The plugin will add the class="" part for you.

Sorry again for this ridiculous late response.

Hi again,

We’ve tried to make this happen but unfortunately, the conclusion is that we cannot make it work. Beaver is specifically removing some code that Gridable needs to run on.

Also, I see that Beaver Builder already has a grid system in the premium version. I guess that it is not a good practice to have two grid systems in the same time

Thanks for understanding!
Andrei

Thank you for your feedback Alex!

We build Gridable for a better visual editing experience, and it is based on features from the Visual Editor tab.
I agree that it should not trigger a Javascript error, and we will fix that, but I don’t think that it will work on the text editor.

Thanks again,
Andrei

Thank you for your feedback,

I’ve added it on our tasks list and we will give it a try for the next update.

Thanks again,
Andrei

Hi @somniumlucidus,

That file is just an example, you can include it where is it easier for you.

You can also, copy the content of the file (without the first line “<?php” of course) inside your theme’s “functions.php” file and it will work.

Hey there,

I’m Andrei, one of the Listable’s developer.

I just tested your case on my local environment, and I cannot see any repeating listings after loading more listings.

This may happen if the page where you have the orderby=”rand” attribute is not selected in Dashboard -> Listings -> Settings -> Pages at the Listing Listings Page option.

About the second thing, with Claim listings, I think that requires a split query, and I don’t believe that there is an option for this. It can be done only with custom work.

Regards,
Andrei

Hi,

An interesting fact is that I’ve worked at an update for Rosa this week and I’ve done a lot of tests with Customify without encountering this 404.

It sounds like a server issue, can you provide us more details, like WordPress version, PHP version.

If Apache is in use, does the .htaccess mess with the customizer?

Hello

I just tested the Jason theme, and it seems it is a theme related issue.
I passed the info to my Pixelgrade team and they will release an update for the theme!

Thanks for reporting this issue.

Hey,

The new version is live, and there has been made some changes to the filters we discussed above.

Now the filters names are simply gridable_row_class and gridable_column_class.

The best part is that it supports four parameters, here is an example

function mycustom_gridable_column_class( $classes, $size, $atts, $content ) {

	$classes[] = 'column col-' . $size;

	return $classes;
}
add_filter( 'gridable_column_class',  'mycustom_gridable_column_class', 10, 4 );

Now the column attributes and the content are available with these filters.

This way, we could add an empty_column class when a column is empty. This way we can hide it on mobile devices.

Thanks

Hello,

This behavior supposes to happen only on color-pickers defined by PixTypes, and yes, I see now that there is a bug and it applies to all of them.

Just of curiosity, where is this default WordPress color picker that you are using? I don’t know any color-picker added by core so I guess that there is a plugin which brings it for you.

Thank you for reporting this, we will fix it in the next update.

Don’t worry, you will have access to the column size as well in parameters. We just want to follow the WordPress standards on this.

Yep, you are totally right! There should be a consistency between row and column filters.

In the next update we will take the WordPress core approach like the “body_class” filter https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/body_class

Thank you for your feedback, it helps a lot!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Andrei Lupu.