Jesse Owens

Hello @fulloutcreative –

In order to use the Post and Page Builder on a Custom Post Type, the CPT must support the feature “editor.”
If your Theme’s Custom Post Type doesn’t support this core feature, you can add it in your functions.php file using code similar to the following with the add_post_type_support function:
add_post_type_support( 'my_post_type', 'editor' );

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Jesse Owens. Reason: Fix @ tag

Hello Stefan-
This functionality isn’t a part of the Post and Page Builder right now- it only edits content within your Posts and Pages, not your footer. WPBeginner has some information on how to do this with custom code and a few plugins they recommend. Of the plugins on their list, Current Year and Copyright Shortcodes is being currently developed and supported, and has largely positive reviews.

Glad to help! I’d like to point out the code example from Marius on that documentation page, make sure you’re using a priority higher than 10 when you add your action.

Thanks @kpruhs!
Yes, you can use the wp_dequeue_style function in your functions.php file hooked into the wp_enqueue_scripts hook. If you need help finding the necessary $handle argument, just let us know which files you had to rename.

That said, you can still use BoldGrid’s other plugins (including their premium versions) as long as the license key in the Settings -> BoldGrid Connect is your premium license key, and only disable the Post and Page Builder plugin (and its premium extension, if installed).

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Jesse Owens. Reason: Fixing codex reference

Hi @kpruhs –
First, I’m really sorry to hear about the frustrations, and I am glad to hear that you were able to find a workaround to rename the CSS files.

Your first idea is probably the best- if you’re using a different builder (or the WordPress “Gutenberg” Editor)- disabling the BoldGrid Post and Page Builder plugin is the long-term fix. Can you clarify what else broke when you disabled it?

If that’s not an option, a better “hack” might be to use a plugin like Code Snippets to de-queue the offending stylesheets. Let me know which files you had to rename, and I can help you with a code snippet that’ll work long-term.

Hello @windward19 –
The bug affects the way that the Read More links are generated on the back-end, so yes it should fix all of your currently existing read more links. The bug’s already been fixed in the Gutenberg Plugin, so installing and activating it should resolve your broken links. When these changes get included into WordPress Core, you won’t need to continue using the plugin after you update.

I’m glad to hear that resolved the issue for you @jacobslive, and thanks for using Total Upkeep!

Hi @jacobslive, thanks for reaching out about this. I’m sorry to hear about the frustration, I know extra backups taking up disk space can be a real problem.

My first thought is that you may have Auto Updates with Auto Backup Before Update enabled, and you’re getting a lot of Plugin updates. This feature keeps your site safe by taking a backup, updating your plugins, and automatically reverting them if a fatal error occurs. This keeps your plugins up-to-date and secure, while preventing updates from taking your site down.

You can find out for sure by clicking View Details next to one of the extra backups, and then look for More info Show. When you click on “Show,” you’ll see a line that says Backup triggered by: followed by either Cron (scheduled), Plugin Update, or Manual.

You can disable these extra backups in Total Upkeep -> Settings -> Auto Updates.

Please let us know if you have any trouble getting this sorted out, we’re happy to help.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Jesse Owens. Reason: Fixing grammar mistake

Hi @valorin – The update released today should resolve this issue for you. Let me know if you have any questions!

Hi @valorin
I do have some bugfixes I’m going to be working on this weekend, particularly for the Gutenberg Block and WP 5.3 compatibility. However, in my testing, it should only load the libraries/CSS on posts/pages that contain the shortcode.
I’ll do some more testing and hopefully push an update this weekend.

Hi Zeljko-
I just wanted to let you know that a new version has been released with support for .json and .cast file format uploads, as well as a Gutenberg Block to save the trouble of using the shortcode.

Hi Zeljko! Thanks for the review! I’ll try to work on getting the MIME type accepted in the next release. In the meantime, I just rename my ASCII Cast files to .txt and they upload.