Felix Arntz

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• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by Felix Arntz.

Thanks for the kind nudge! ??

It doesn’t yet, but it totally should. I opened an issue for it at https://github.com/felixarntz/wp-gdpr-cookie-notice/issues/5, should get to implementing it soon.

> JavaScript is activated, although this shouldn’t need JavaScript, should it, if the feature is supported natively?

It doesn’t, I was just asking to get some context on what might be going wrong there. In order to make the fallback work, you need JavaScript. But if your browser supports the loading attribute, JavaScript is not needed.

I’m not sure how to replicate this issue at the moment. You don’t happen to have this site available online somewhere so I can look at the HTML source code?

Can you share some context about your environment? What browser are you using? Do you have JavaScript disabled?

The CSS rule you’re referring to is intended to only apply in scenarios where JavaScript is disabled. The images relying on JavaScript are then hidden because in favor of the alternate images provided in a noscript tag.

Hi @oyda, thanks for your request.

The plugin should only send the Feature-Policy header for policies that are different from the default. Can you confirm that you have changed one or more of the settings to differ from the default values?

Fixed with the latest 1.4.7. release

If you want to use the shortcode, you can specify a specific category or tag to include images from it (see the question in the FAQ). If you want to simply query for media items of a certain category, you can use WP_Query for that, just like anywhere else. This is explained more closely in the WP_Query documentation. As taxonomy there you’d have to provide attachment_category (since that’s the internal slug of the categories used for attachments).

Does this issue still persist? What exactly happens when you try to add an image to a post or page?

Hi there! This would be part of your theme. If your theme doesn’t do that, you need to create a child theme, and adjust the attachment template there to display the taxonomy terms.

This is fixed in version 1.4.3.

This is fixed in version 1.4.3.

This is fixed in version 1.4.3.

The URL you posted is not the correct URL to the feed, it is only the discovery endpoint for the REST API.

The correct URL for the JSON feed is https://toolbotix.com/wp-json/feed/v1/posts, which has the relevant content displayed as expected.

I noticed this bug as well on my sites. All frontend links stopped working except when logged in.

Ah sorry @chriscct7, I didn’t notice your comment. The new version fixed it.

Hey there,

I just tried your code, but everything works fine for me, the tel field scales. So it seems to be there is something in your setup, possibly a CSS rule that is overriding it and causing the issue to occur for you.