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  • Thread Starter iSoftware

    (@isoftware)

    As you suggest the other approach would be a filter to get the template , perhaps as such:

    if ( $template = apply_filters('aiowps_site_lockout_template_include', AIO_WP_SECURITY_PATH.'/other-includes/wp-security-visitor-lockout-page.php')) {
    include_once( $template );
    }

    I would also suggest moving $maintenance_msg code found inside the template into a global function such as aiowps_maintenance_message() to echo or return the message so that theme developers can use that on the fly.

    You can send me a copy of the plugin when you put together the changes to test it

    Thank you

    Plugin Author iSoftware

    (@isoftware)

    Thank you for contacting us.

    This is a browser related issue and not related to the plugin.

    Plugin Author iSoftware

    (@isoftware)

    Hi hansjoerg.jaeckel,

    Please contact us direct at [email protected] with access to your demo environment and a jpg or two that shows the problem you are experiencing so that we may assist you further.

    Thank you

    Plugin Author iSoftware

    (@isoftware)

    In our projects, we usually use this plugin in conjunction with WP-Views(a commercial plugin from wp-types.com) in order to achieve what you are after as this gives us maximum flexibility and control over how this content is rendered.

    We set up a custom view that selects all blocks for a specific region in WP-Views in a layout that we want to use(list, column, etc) and then insert that view where we want to display it.

    Alternatively, you can achieve the same effect with a custom WPQuery in php.

    Plugin Author iSoftware

    (@isoftware)

    Hello and happy new year!

    Please post the content you use in your block and how you render it and the version of IE-browser you have trouble with so that we may assist you.

    Plugin Author iSoftware

    (@isoftware)

    We do not offer a build-in way to render a whole region yet! So you either have to do a custom WPQuery to get all block post types that belong to a specific block region and render them using the above mentioned shortcodes or alternatively use the WPViews plugin or equivalent that creates and displays queries from the backend.

    I hope this helps!

    Plugin Author iSoftware

    (@isoftware)

    Hello and happy new year!

    You have four options that you can use in php:

    do_shortcode(‘[isw-block name=”hallo world”]’);
    do_shortcode(‘[isw-block id=”123″]’);

    — or —

    global $ISWBlocks;
    ISWBlocks->render_block_shortcode( array( ‘name’ => ‘hallo world’));

    where the ‘name’ => ‘hallo world’ is the post_name or post_title and the output will be translated with WPML if installed

    — or —

    global $ISWBlocks;
    ISWBlocks->render_block_shortcode( array( ‘id’ => 123 ));

    where ‘id’ => 123 is the id of the block and the output will be translated with WMPL if installed

    — or —

    global $ISWBlocks;
    ISWBlocks->render_block ( $id )

    where $id is the block id and will be rendered without WPML translation

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