jamiehlake

Hi there, I’m doing well thank you. I hope you are well too ??

I would recommend the Sliced Invoices Plugin with the Client Area Extension. The plugin is free but the extension is paid.

From what I can tell, this should cover all your needs.

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi there,

You can filter the query loop by tags. It’s under the filters section. If you don’t see this section, you’ll need to toggle off the “Inherit query from template” setting. Here’s all the info you would need for the Query Loop Block.

It is also possible to create custom blocks. You can find out more about that in the Block Editor Handbook

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi there,

The simplest way to add JavaScript code to WordPress is using the Insert Headers and Footers plugin.

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi there,
Have you found a solution yet?

You could try using the tinymce.FocusManager class.

This class is needed since some browsers fire false focus/blur states when the selection is moved to a UI dialog or similar. Here’s a link to the docs.

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi there,
Have you managed to solve the issue?

The problem seems to be with the NGINX configuration. From what I could find, a few people had the exact same issues as you and they fixed it by editing their config. (See here)

If you haven’t already, I’d recommend looking over this recipe to check if you’re missing anything that might be important.

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi Nic,

Have you tried setting a gap size in the editor? The option should be called “Block spacing” and should be in the Dimensions section. Let me know if it’s not appearing.

If you want to set a default gap, then you can add the following to the styles section:

{
	"version": 2,
	"styles": {
		"spacing": {
			"blockGap": "1.5rem"
		}
	}
}

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi there,
You could try adding the following code under settings:

"layout": {
	"contentSize": "840px",
	"wideSize": "1100px"
}

You can change the sizes to fit your needs.
Hope this helps
-Jamie

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by jamiehlake.

Hi there,
Have you managed to find a solution to this?

React’s Context component might work. Here are the docs for that.

You could try wp.element.createContext to pass data down through a hierarchy of elements.

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi Dylan,

I believe it’s only available in the pro version. It requires WooCommerce for the payments.

You can set the ad type to Cost Per Day (CPD), Cost Per Click (CPC), or Cost Per Impression (CPM).

Here’s a bit more info from their docs.

The sections with (Pro) require the pro version.

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi there, are you still looking for a suitable plugin?

If I understand correctly, your website has a page for each business and every time a user clicks the link to the business page, that business gets charged a fee.

One possible solution is to use the WP Adcenter plugin. You can create an ad link for the page on your site then charge the business whenever that link is clicked. It has a whole lot of other features too that may or may not be useful for your business.

Let me know if this helps
-Jamie

Hi there, I see no one has found a solution in over a week, are you still struggling with this?

A block declares which transformations it supports via the transforms key in the block configuration. It’s subkeys to and from then store an array of available transforms.

Example taken from the Block Editor Handbook:

export const settings = {
    title: 'My Block Title',
    description: 'My block description',
    /* ... */
    transforms: {
        from: [
            /* supported from transforms */
        ],
        to: [
            /* supported to transforms */
        ],
    },
};

Not sure if this is what you are after, there is more info on Transforms in the block editor handbook.

Let me know if you need more assistance and I’ll see what I can do to help.
-Jamie

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by jamiehlake.

Hi Mike,

Are you wanting to increase or decrease its size?

If you would like to increase the width, you could use the Wider Admin Menu plugin.

If you would like to make it smaller, right at the bottom of the menu, there is a link to collapse the menu.

Hope this helps
Jamie

Hi Davidilieski22,

This might be related to the Jetpack mobile theme. The theme was created to be used with older themes that do not have responsive designs.

You can check if the mobile theme is enabled by going to:
Jetpack ->Settings ->Writing ->Theme Enhancements.

If it is, try disabling it to see if that fixes the issue.

Hi Zakistoria,

Are you able to get into the database?

The additional CSS is stored inside the database, within the wp_posts table, under the custom_css post type.

If you need any assistance with finding it, let me know and I’ll help you.