Joe Rhoney

Hi @cretivedge!

The shortcodes should still work if you use the Shortcode Block and manually enter the shortcodes. Unfortunately, the new Gutenberg editor doesn’t support Quicktags (the buttons that insert the shortcodes for you). I may add Blocks that can show/hide content for specified device types in the future if there seems to be a high enough demand for it. These days, however, it seems that browser sniffing (as you would call the method used by this plugin to detect the device/browser type) is discouraged. So perhaps I would release it as a new plugin called something like “Inline Show/Hide” or “Show/Hide Content,” indicating that it isn’t “adaptive,” just the use of CSS.

Let me know if I’ve answered your question fully, as well as any other concerns or ideas you might have.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by Joe Rhoney. Reason: Had the wrong plugin in mind

Hi @gdavis55!

It’s hard to say why that is without knowing how the Divi theme works. Perhaps it loads with AJAX?

If AddFunc HFC is working at all, you must have installed it correctly, but there is a page specific field as well as a site-wide field (under Settings->Head & Footer Code). Do you have your schema code in the site-wide field?

Can you screenshot all the fields you’ve entered the code?

Also, are you using any caching plugins/engine?

Please try updating to version 2.3. I think I’ve finally resolved this issue. Please let me know if it worked. Thanks in advance!

Please try it with version 2.2 (just released).

Please try it with version 2.2 (just released).

Awesome! Thank you for the review!

You’re very welcome! Happy to contribute. Thank you for the review!

Awesome!

Thank you for your review!

Not currently, unless you know how to manually edit your database. I will consider adding that capability to a future release.

@leerayna I’ve released version 2.4, which fixes this issue, as well as others. Please update and let me know if you still get any error messages with AddFunc Slides. Thanks!

In the meantime, you can try avoiding using the shortcode more than once per page.

What’s happening (for anyone who cares) is the shortcode function is being declared as part of another function, one which scans the post output to see if the shortcode is being used at all. If this is run more than once (like on an Archive-type page such as Categories, Tags, Search, etc.), then it will try to declare the shortcode function for each instance. PHP doesn’t like that.

I happened to duplicate this error myself and have developed a fix for it, which I will be including in the next update release (coming soon).

I just made an update (version 2) which fixes an issue I found. The issue was that code entries for individual posts (content) were being inserted on archive-type pages. So that would include Archives, Categories, Tags, etc. and in most cases shopping cart/search results. So I think this release actually fixes the exact issue you had. If you have a chance to try it out, please let me know.

Sorry for the delay. It looks like you’re no longer using any sliders for this website.

What version of AddFunc Slides were you using?

You’re welcome! Happy to help.

Donations can be made to my PayPal account. Thanks for asking! ??

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Joe Rhoney.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Joe Rhoney.