gtamborero

Thanks! You can try it by yourself on any wordpress with your plugin installed. Just go to any backend input type=”number” and you will see that the arrow up and down have disappeared. I supose its a css of the plugin that it’s aplying to overall input type numbers on any WordPress site ??

Sure! A WooCommerce example on input type=number ->

With your plugin installed: https://snipboard.io/T9tGMw.jpg

Without it: https://snipboard.io/XtJ8RF.jpg

Thank you! It’s still slowing down the gutenberg editor when I just load it. Without the plugin the blocks appears inmediately. With hide block a “loading wheel” appears a one o few seconds on each block.

Hi @rehatiere007 ! There are some plugins that redirect users to specific page after login. Maybe this one is usefull: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/peters-login-redirect/

Hi! Same problem (using Elementor). My case is: I can translate strings and images inside a post. But if I try to change the featured image of the post (inside the TranslatePress context), the URL image appears incorrectly (something like: data:image/svg+xml…) and when adding the translation, it doesn’t work.
Example: https://snipboard.io/eh8b4Q.jpg

I have been trying to translate directly the featured image thumbnail but seems that is not possible.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by gtamborero.

Update to last version 1.9. it still doesn’t work, deactivate the WPHideLogin plugin and it will work. if not, you have another problem

Works perfect now! Thank you ??

You are right, versión 1.8.8 is breaking the WooCommerce AJAX calls

You should not use any more this plugin. On WordPress 5.5 will be integrated the LazyLoading native html tag as default for all images so this plugin is just deprecating on a few weeks.

Some more info could be good @whambaam . what have you tried?

Thanks @michael-barker ! That’s awesome!

Thanks!
That’s the final code:

$reuse_block = get_post( 123 ); // Where 123 is the post id
$reuse_block_content = apply_filters( 'the_content', $reuse_block->post_content);
echo $reuse_block_content;

You have to create a page or post with the blocks you want and insert it on your single.php where you want.

In my case I have a page named: Single Header and another page called Single Footer

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by gtamborero.

Hola @jotomas ! Gracias por el mensaje! Estoy desarrollando un banco del tiempo global pero de momento fuera de WordPress. Puede que a futuro lo podamos integrar. Si quieres lo comentamos ??
Saludos!

Hi @schumyalonsohamilton ! Sorry for the delay, I didn’t receive your messages. Whatever you need, lets talk! My mail: [email protected]
Thanks!

Don’t mix AMP with this lazy load plugin. AMP has it’s own lazy loading scripts