Harold Angenent

Hmm okay, strange. I’ve just tested under WP 3.9.1 and 4.0, seems to be working.

This could literally be anything, but I suspect the website doesn’t parse beyond header.php. Are you sure all lines of code are executed? Because if you turn off HTTP requests and visit the page (ánd all lines of code are executed), it’s almost impossible that the content blocks fails to register.

I have only seen this once where the admin side would run on HTTPS and the website didn’t. But in that cases, turning off HTTP requests worked as well.

Did you maybe change something in the permission to the content (for example: do users need to be logged in)?

How about if you visit this post in the front-end? Or if you turn of HTTP requests at Settings > Multiple content blocks (and then visit the post)?

I have just tested 3.9.1 and 4.0alpha and it still seems to be working.

Do you mean when it’s not published yet? But just a Draft?

You can always any kind of remove post type support with this function: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/remove_post_type_support

No problem, good luck

That is strange, code seems OK. Do you get a notice by Multiple content blocks?
Can you try disabling HTTP requests at Settings > Multiple content blocks, and visit the page in the front-end?

The last parameter was added from PHP 5.3. Maybe you have a lower version.

I’m glad to help you when there’s a problem / bug with my plugin, but this is just one of the implementations you could do with it. In my opinion, this is more PHP support.

I think I’ve given you a lot of pointers for where to look, but I’m afraid I don’t have time to answer all PHP support questions. Good luck!

Socke,

How about <?php echo strstr( get_the_block('unterer_block_2'), '<!--more-->', true ); ?>?

https://nl1.php.net/strstr

There is no need to edit the plugin, instead of the_block( 'Blockname' ); you can try something like echo wp_trim_words( get_the_block( 'Blockname'), 40 );.

If you put it in your template, a plugin update won’t overwrite it. Good luck!

No, but this is how the WordPress the_content function works. If you want the same thing for a custom block, you should replicate that code.

So that ‘hack’ won’t work on MCB, since it doesn’t replicate the the_content function by default.

If you want to show part of a content block, you could use the function wp_trim_words: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_trim_words

Actually, no. MCB uses the same filters as the normal content. The content seems to be removing the rest on its own.

That means you should use code to show part of the content block. Maybe you can take a look at https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/tags/3.8.1/src/wp-includes/post-template.php#L180?

I’m not sure what you mean, since there isn’t (and never was) a link to create new content blocks and there wasn’t a widget either. Can you elaborate your problem a little more?

Are you sure you’ve got the right plugin?

You can try going to Settings > Multiple content blocks and disable HTTP requests. This will require you to manually visit a page (or post or CPT) to initialize which blocks there are on a page.

Whenever MCB is not used in a certain template, it should be hidden automatically. So if you use another template for a post type (which does not have the_block in it, this should work.

Okay.. this is kind of a PHP question and unrelated to our plugin, but I can give you some pointers:

$postal_codes = get_the_block(  'Postal codes' ); //Or whatever the name is
$postal_codes = explode( ',', $postal_code ); //Comma separated