JeremyTolbert

Thank you so much, Mikko!

Hey Ben,

Thanks! I’ll see what I can put together for some general use svgs and ping you with them.

Hi, you might want to check and make sure that Kadence Blocks is still active as a plugin. I ran into a situation similarly where it was accidentally disabled somehow, so I just had to activate it and I was back in business.

Thanks so much, Ben!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by JeremyTolbert.

Ah, yeah – for this particular area, I was trying to figure out a way to either have no image on mobile or a fixed background (or even just one that scrolled) or something that worked better than the image I used on desktop with parallax on. Setting just a black background and no images on mobile didn’t override the image either – I wouldn’t mind a way to set NO image on mobile when I have one on desktop, actually. Maybe I can crank the overlay opacity to 1?

Do you have any thoughts on what’s the best way to accomplish having one experience on desktop and then something else entirely on mobile in that way? It’s a situation where on mobile, the content is a lot taller than on desktop, and so often an image doesn’t work in parallax in that environment – you can see black bars above and below it.

I had the background image and scroll behavior set to parallax in standard, but tried fixed or scroll in mobile, and it still wanted to do parallax. I did update the image field too wondering if I needed that as well, and that change does take, but it was ignoring the scroll setting on mobile. Does that make more sense? Sorry for not being more clear there.

Hi Ben–
Also finding that setting a custom background for a row on mobile is being ignored – all the mobile settings seem to be failing to apply to mobile layout, and it’s just using the desktop. Let me know if you need to see any code.

Thanks, Ben!

Hi Ben! It looks like my blocks are now live again in the Gutenberg editor and can be updated. Thanks so much for your hard work and support.

I removed the quotes around the 2 and for whatever reason, my errors seem to have gone away. Sorry for the post!

I just encountered this problem, also with a client hosted on GoDaddy. Running all current WordPress and plugins up to date. The symptom is indeed code in the functions.php. It hides itself from logged in users.

I’m having the same issue. If I test it with an account that has previously used twitter tools, log in suceeds. If I test it with a new account not used with twitter tools before, it fails with the same nondescriptive error message. I would love to help the developer run down the issue but I’m not sure how to do so when Twitter isn’t reporting a particular error.

Replace the_date() function with the_time(). The date function will only list the date once when multiple posts in a loop have the same date.