Jill Caren

And, all this aggravation because the wp-setting file did not update when 6.2 updated. I updated that and all is good.

This is resolved and closed — thank you!

Yes – with php 8.

I tried troubleshooting mode in health check too just now and nothing there is showing any issues either.

I can usually figure these things out, but this one has me totally stumped. No other websites I have access to have this issue either.

I read through that before I posted here – unfortunately nothing in there helped me diagnose this.

I am having the same issue. There is no height or width appended in the source code which results in failing Lighthouse testing. I too have width and height settings specified.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by Jill Caren.

And to top it off I cannot even rollback? Fantastic! I will be removing RankMath immediately. This is not OK!

WP Rollback
Please select which plugin version you would like to rollback to from the releases listed below. You currently have version 1.0.49 installed of Rank Math SEO.

It appears there are no version to select. This is likely due to the plugin author not using tags for their versions and only committing new releases to the repository trunk.

This answer is 100% UNACCEPTABLE. Sites are crashing because of this and you want us to do all the work to fix it? Like Mick mentioned – you should address it ASAP and update the plugin immediately.

https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/blog/acf-5-9-1-release/

I have a ticket in with ACFPro – will let you know what they come back with.

I think I may have narrowed this down to a conflict with ACF Pro – so you may want to check if you have 5.5 and that plugin! I have a support ticket in with ACF to see if they can replicate.

Hi Angie – actually I lied, the error is back this morning! Do I need to have the client reopen the ticket – or can you guys do it?

Sorry – the client did not update their list! All is good now.

You can enter an offline donation for the amount you want to make the starting amount, that would be the easiest way.

It looks like your theme is overwriting the button styling that comes from the Give plugin.

You can add something like this in your CSS file to adjust the look of it as you need to:

input#give-purchase-button{padding:10px 20px;font-size:14px}

Same issue here – on my own sites and client sites – we are using the Pro version.

Thank you for writing this! I just spent the better part of yesterday WANTING to love Gutenberg. It was the first time I sat down and tested it and I too found it cumbersome and not intuitive at all.

Why they did this with columns in beta is beyond me – but that was an epic fail to get work properly at all. Constantly adding new blocks to add content is NOT a good use of time or resources either. I also had trouble dragging and dropping things because of so many things overlapping others — the whole thing just frustrated me, so I can only imagine how my customers will feel.

The learning curve on this is way too large for existing WordPress users. I have over 100 clients on WordPress — that are now expected to learn a new editor that they do not even want?

As a developer who primarily uses ACF Pro to create administrative areas that are easy for my clients to update – this is a huge step backwards both for my team who is supposed to learn how to make Gutenberg work — as well as clients who now have to waste their time learning something new when what they have already works beautifully.

I am open to change — but this is just not a positive one.

We will only be using the Classic Editor – and are not adding Gutenberg to any of our client websites.