Jonas Lundman

We also became hacked, removing this plugin solve the problem. Thanks for clarify how to cleanup.

Hi and thanks again for your time. The filter would be great, also consider to pass the calculated id as argument in the mentioned filter, so we know the image we are dealing with, “unique” for that post (saved in post edit meta box) or the featured image found and propably in the $this->attributes['image']

Cheers!

Hi and thanks for the answer.

That filter seems only to affect the “hidden” pinterest at the end of the content of using manual inserted in edit post box.

We need to filter the button url.

Thanks

Created a issue at Github, but couldnt you reproduce this?

Well it is a word confusing here (page paged first paged…), and you said:

Just to clarify, you mean the issue is with the first page not generating the last list item in the breadcrumb schema, right?

As we said, to clarify:

IF THE PAGE IS PAGED (like /2/) = WORKS
if NOT PAGED (When you first visit to the page) The LAST CRUMB SCHEMA ITEM shows the category, NOT THE PAGE schema crumb item (LAST SCHEMA CRUMB IS MISSING)

WRONG:

{
	            "@type": "BreadcrumbList",
	            "@id": "https://localhost/lite/paged-post/#breadcrumb",
	            "itemListElement": [
	                {
	                    "@type": "ListItem",
	                    "position": 1,
	                    "name": "Home",
	                    "item": "https://localhost/lite/"
	                },
	                {
	                    "@type": "ListItem",
	                    "position": 2,
	                    "name": "Company blog",
	                    "item": "https://localhost/lite/entex-blog/"
	                },
	                {
	                    "@type": "ListItem",
	                    "position": 3,
	                    "name": "News"
	                }
	            ]
	        }

RIGHT:

{
	            "@type": "BreadcrumbList",
	            "@id": "https://localhost/lite/paged-post/2/#breadcrumb",
	            "itemListElement": [
	                {
	                    "@type": "ListItem",
	                    "position": 1,
	                    "name": "Home",
	                    "item": "https://localhost/lite/"
	                },
	                {
	                    "@type": "ListItem",
	                    "position": 2,
	                    "name": "Company blog",
	                    "item": "https://localhost/lite/entex-blog/"
	                },
	                {
	                    "@type": "ListItem",
	                    "position": 3,
	                    "name": "News",
	                    "item": "https://localhost/lite/category/news/"
	                },
	                {
	                    "@type": "ListItem",
	                    "position": 4,
	                    "name": "Paged post"
	                }
	            ]
	        }

Hope its better explained…

Hi don have a live site with this yet (we turned yoast off as long as this is problem) but, just crate a post under a category, devide the post into pagination, like — next page — in the editor of the post. The post will be paginated. (Make shure the post have one category, and the category parent is the blog.)

Hi and thanks for trying this theme out. There is a lot of documentation on its way and links to demo sites using this theme. As there is no settings page for now, use the definitions in options.php (define in a child theme so updates don overrides your settings)

Yes I agree.

The medium_large image size is a relic, and srcset in many cases, as we can use CSS level object-fit. As for SEO, we also try to serve ONE image, SAME size, SAME optimized to be ranked by search engines. And medium_large 768px SIZE is quite good size for the latter. AND, every install have it, and a WordPress Theme / developer can use it front end without need of regenerate new sizes.

But as Y mentioned, it has to be initiated twice / a second time by: register a custom image size, lets say “normal” with the EXACT size as medium_large. THEN we can access it as ‘normal‘ image-size everywhere just like post-thumbnail, medium or large…

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Jonas Lundman. Reason: spelling

is used specifically for the Media Library

The modal is using 'medium' size and everywhere else is full image served. I have never seen the medium_large in backend, only as srcset crap in front end. Correct me if Im wrong.

Thanks for your time and good screenshots.

Its hard to make the final development if you have question about to make the final development. In mind that the docs are unclear, outdated and things have changed since WP 1.6, when I last submitted a theme…

Hmmm, sorry, confused

and the Themes blog https://make.www.ads-software.com/themes/ which has a bunch of links to resources in its Welcome Box.

Cant find any Welcome Box, just a activity stream about issues, most about blocks. All links at the top is just about “review” progress faq.

#themereview Slack channel, “Enter your workspace’s Slack URL” login, create account? Don’t have an @chat.www.ads-software.com email address?
Contact the workspace administrator at Making WordPress for an invitation.

No, there must be better blogs and articles about this.

Im shure there is a “oh, aha” about this, but I just dont “got it”…
Continue asking here for links.

Thanks for your answer. Its strange though, WordPress “Submitting Your Theme to www.ads-software.com” points to this forum:

Need Help?

If you have theme development questions, please post them in the Developing with WordPress forum https://www.ads-software.com/support/forum/wp-advanced/. Volunteers from around the world are ready to assist you with the development of your theme.

/ Thanks, moving there

Hi and thanks for your quick reply.

As a project manager I implemented many speacial client cases using ACF and still corresponding about development issues and features with Elliot, the founder of ACF. In my Agancy, we have “a go” to implement A-Forms on two small projcets and I come back with some feedback and suggestions. I personally like your work so far, it is exactly the base of devemopment we intend(ed) to do…

About the question

The support part offering is great. Seems also fair using pro to extend the plugin to secondary services as mentioned by your reply. As this plugin already needs a “pro” ACF version to activate, people might spend another dollar for “pro” on “pro”.

However, at a first glance, the current “free” version of your plugin is doing exactly what it is aimed to do. The “sending email” process should not be this plugins concern. I hope the free version keeps The objectives. The lack of paginated forms is important to lock into.

For example:

It already works using the popular plugin “Mailster” engine to grab your rendered email, and frame the content in the newsletter template, using all recipient actions within Mailster and send the form to 2000 teachers… And Mailster already have a sync with Mailshimp, WordPress users, Woocommerce and more.

The PRO version should be synced with ACF PRO and I cant see Why your free plugin needs the 5 PRO version to use the field API except repeater and other types that is not supportet for free.

I mean, the current ACF 5 FREE version in sync with this Advanced Form would easy push your active installs into 70 000 instead of 700. Then you have more support to sale instead.

The validation part is also interesting. With another ACF relationship field (on your entries) you could map to Pulls, Surveys functions. Then AF could throw out Gravity, CF7, Quiz Add-On, Survey Add-On, TotalPoll Pro, WP-Pro-Quiz -all together…

Vi ?terkommer!

Thanks for the answer. Ok, Summary; The plugin is not working correctly to handle the mentioned issues. I will follow the changelogs on future updates and close the question when issues are solved.

Always good to find out “its not me” …

Keep up the good work and your contribution the the free community, Thanks.

Well, sometimes the most obvius might be hidden for the most experienced. In those cases a “kick” in the right direction is all whats needed. So, @mathiasholmbo, if you have a “kick” to offer, I would be happy. I know shortcodes coding, full PHP and most of WordPress API.