ianhyzy

I paid for the premium plugin and did configure the font in the plugin – it works fine in the editor, everything shows up the correct font. It just doesn’t show up in the published site.

I’m just closing this because something weird is going on and it’s not twentig’s fault —I’m getting this error on multiple block editor themes.

Ahh— it looks like this is a conflict with the theme I’m using, Aino https://ainoblocks.io/themes/

I tried without Twentig installed and I was able to change header fonts. Also, when clicking the twentig font I don’t see the fonts on the page like I do with others. Here’s the error I’m seeing in the console when clicking save:

POST https://website-url/wp-json/wp/v2/global-styles/55?_locale=user 403

I switched over to PHP 7.4 and I’m seeing the same thing.

To elaborate a bit, a custom function of Divi is basically creating page “templates” you can apply to various Post Types. It’s in the Divi Theme Builder rather than the standard WordPress customizer. For example, I have a “blog” template that includes only two objects: a Post Title Block and a Post Content block. These blocks work on Lessons as well (ie. when applied to a Lesson it displays the lesson title and lesson content). The advantage to this is that you can use all of divi’s features in their nice drag-and-drop interface without needing to design each page individually.

When viewing a Quiz, users are suddenly pushed out of the custom view to the standard WP quiz view. If I create a custom page template for a quiz, no content will appear. I’m assuming that I need to have a Divi block that recognizes the type of content that a quiz is but I’m guessing that’s just not implemented right now. I added a bug report.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by ianhyzy.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by ianhyzy.

I feel silly now — it looks like WPML has it specifically noted as incompatible: https://wpml.org/plugin/sensei/

Also just tried disabling Jetpack too but same thing. Disabling WPML fixed the issue in that the customizer loaded, but the course contained lessons from all languages. I reactivated all my plugins and am almost back to normal — I tried changing how WPML loads languages (from URL parameter to directory) and that goofed something up badly that I’m trying to fix.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by ianhyzy.

Thanks for responding — I disabled all plugins except WPML, Jetpack, and Sensei. I still got the redirect error. I activated Twenty Twenty and 2022 and got the same error. In both cases the error also appears when using the customizer (the customizer will load but on the learning mode page the right pane is blank with the too many redirects error). I’m on the latest version, 4.4.2.

It’s possible it didn’t like Divi or something else in my setup but I tried Sensei which worked right away, had what I needed, and was free.

I didn’t, fixed that now.