Ivan Privalov

I have version 3.5.8.3 but the issue with validation remains.

Those records appear when I open the Cloudflare’s page:
…/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=cloudflare#/home

Sure, this is just a warning of a non-existing 404 request in the back-end, and thank you for a quick response.

I experienced the JSON issue under v.2.47.
The suggested setting fixed the issue for me – https://i.imgur.com/PCZOLUS.png

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by Ivan Privalov.

Hello I experienced the JSON issue under v.2.47.

The suggested setting fixed the issue for me – https://i.imgur.com/PCZOLUS.png

I experienced the JSON issue under v.2.47.
The suggested setting fixed the issue for me – https://i.imgur.com/PCZOLUS.png

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by Ivan Privalov.

Got a response from Corinne Olson:
> We are referring to the Genesis Sample theme that you will have access to in your myStudioPress account.

Thank you for a great plugin – it is a must-have functionality, I think.

I had actually replaced it all with WordPress native, plugin independent:

$image_term_id = get_term_meta( $term->term_id, ‘term_thumbnail_id’, true );

Man, the update to v.2.0.1 broke my category listings with:
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function rgc_get_term_meta() in…

I’ve used the function directly with the following code:
if( function_exists(‘gtaxi_get_taxonomy_image’) ) {
$image_term_id = rgc_get_term_meta( $term, ‘term_thumbnail_id’ );
}

With the following code in the functions.php:
function_exists( 'is_amp_endpoint' ) && is_amp_endpoint() && ! defined( 'LITESPEED_NO_LAZY' ) && define( 'LITESPEED_NO_LAZY', true ) ;

all the other conflicting optimizations can be disabled in:
Admin > LiteSpeed Cache > Tuning > URI Excludes > ‘/?amp’

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by Ivan Privalov.

If your website’s back-end editor went blank after an update, please try the following:

Create a full Backup of your website
Update WordPress Core to v.5.
Install ‘Classic Editor’ plugin, activate.
Adjust the WordPress Writing settings in: Admin > Settings > Writing to:
– The default editor for all users: Classic Editor
– Allow users to switch editors: No
The above adjustments should do the trick and will enable you to use the familiar Classic Editor.

Source: https://wpo.plus/classic-editor-of-wordpress-5/

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Ivan Privalov.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Ivan Privalov.

At the same time, the following function uses ‘media_queries’

protected function apply_custom_media_queries( $custom_media_query )
{
$rwp_settings = array(
‘sizes’ => array( $custom_media_query[‘smallestImage’] ),
‘media_queries’ => array()
);
foreach ($custom_media_query[‘breakpoints’] as $breakpoint) {
$rwp_settings[‘media_queries’][$breakpoint[‘image_size’]] = array(
‘property’ => $breakpoint[‘property’],
‘value’ => $breakpoint[‘value’]
);
$rwp_settings[‘sizes’][] = $breakpoint[‘image_size’];
}
$this->rwp_settings = $rwp_settings;
}

@giorgio888 thanks for sharing the solution.
I had the same issue…

Yes, Stefan, the new version fixed the ‘notice’ issues in the front-end and the back-end for our website.

Thank you a lot!