lukefive

Oops – just saw this in another forum…

And that checkbox must be deselected by default. Also, making the user check the box can not be mandatory for them to proceed. In other words, “consent must be freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous.”

It looks like the real challenge here is to subsequently track the consent. To be able to prove what consent choice the user made. I’ve seen a timestamp option but not for WordPress.

Basic features are good

Per suggestion, I first opened one of our two galleries. Then I went to the Categories box on the right side and clicked Edit. Then I used drag-and-drop to make one gallery the “child” of another.

I used the shortcode of the “parent” gallery on my page. Now, everything displays normally.

Yes, that solve the problem for us.

@slaffik that is a very important tip. I did not know about that specific difference between WP and PHP mail. Thank you!

I will try that out this week. Thank you “robosoft” for responding!

I finally removed part of the CSS that tried to call the SVG version. Seemed to be interfering with other CSS. And, not really necessary for good browser support.

url('https://example.com/assets/fonts/raleway-v11-latin-800.svg#Raleway’) format('svg');

CLARIFICATION …
This is happening in Firefox Developer with the Multi-Account Containers extension enabled. Also in Opera with the SEOquake extension enable. In each instance, disabling the extension seems to solve the problem. Not a problem in the latest Chrome.

Gives the impression that the WordPress video player is vulnerable to browser extension interference.

@rossmitchell I finally got a chance to implement this. It looks very good; thank you.

I added CSS “display:none;” for mejs-offscreen

However I also notice the controls for the video have been missing since the update.

The “assets” folder is at the same level as wp-content. We have several sites on this server, and I wanted the “fonts” folder that is inside “assets” to be available to all sites.

One the other hand, I plan to test using an absolute URL to see what happens.

Based on that link I am using the following but still pulling in Google online fonts…

@font-face {
    font-family: 'Raleway';
    src: url('../../../assets/fonts/raleway-v11-latin-700.eot');
    src: url('../../../assets/fonts/raleway-v11-latin-700.eot?#iefix') format('embedded-opentype'),
         url('../../../assets/fonts/raleway-v11-latin-700.woff') format('woff'),
         url('../../../assets/fonts/raleway-v11-latin-700.woff2') format('woff2'),
         url('../../../assets/fonts/raleway-v11-latin-700.ttf') format('truetype'),
         url('../../../assets/fonts/raleway-v11-latin-700.svg#Raleway’) format('svg');
    font-weight: normal;
    font-style: normal;
     }

We really do need to know about any security issues. I have this plugin on several websites.

On medium and large sites I use a caching plugin, but not this one.
This client has requested a number of last-minute changes. I am not confident I can reproduce the steps that led to this.
It was inside an inline JavsScript in the head, but even if I search all the PHP files for the site, I did not find the source.

This is one of those non-critical problems where I just run out of time.
People visiting the site are not complaining of anything.

Rocco, I appreciate you getting back to me!

Yes both of those URLs are set to HTTPS protocol.

Since the only warning is in Chrome, I will set this aside for now.

I am restricted from any posting that identifies clients.