madison4atx

Which plugin did you find the conflict to be with?

Hey liz,

You can toggle the date option from within the page editor by adjusting the block setting for the Post and Page Grid Content

I uploaded an image of the setting and what it looks like in the editor here

View post on imgur.com

Let me know if that does the trick for ya!

Hey Fatim,

So this issue is caused when an asset is being called from a domain name that is different from the domain name the site is serving over. In this particular case the asset is the symbol-defs.svg and that asset is currently being called over the https://www.tilgoldenbrown.com, which is considered to be a different subdomain than the root domain your site is currently serving over, https://tilgoldenbrown.com, it may seem like a trivial difference but the computers are very iterate in their interpretation of rules, particularly CORS or Cross Origin Resource Sharing rules.

There are two methods you can use to go able solving this. One is to replace all references of https://www.tilgoldenbrown.com to tilgoldenbrown.com, in both your file tree and in your database. This method takes a bit of work as you will need to track down those file calls.

The second method is to modify your Cross Origin Resource Sharing rules to allow your site to load resources for url’s outside of your root domain tilgoldenbrown.com. In order to do this you can simply add a line of code to your .htaccess file in the root of your wordpress site file tree. The line of code you will need to add is this:

Header add Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"

You can add this ^ line to the top of your .htaccess file and this should resolve the issue. Be sure to clear your caches after applying this change and reload the site in an incognito browser to insure you aren’t getting any browser cached results.

If this doesn’t do the trick let me know and I can take a 2nd look over the issue.

I also replicated the issue while on WP Core 5.3.1 and Plugin Ver 1.3.3.
I tried reverting back to 1.3.2 but I am still seeing the error while on WP Core 5.3.1.

genesis 3.2.1
agentpress-pro 3.1.3

Were there any other steps you did to get it functioning?

Which version of the plugin are you utilizing?

v1.1.2 – Dropped Google+ support.
from changelog https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/genesis-simple-share/#developers

I just installed the most recent version of the plugin, v1.1.5 and I am not seeing any options related to Google+ in the backend or displayed on the front end.

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I am unsure how limited your access is with your managed host, but if you have FTP access on the server you can FTP in and add this line to the .htaccess file

Header add Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"

Alternatively you could ask your webhost to add this line to your NGINX block, if NGINX is utilized on your hosting setup.

add_header 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' '*';

Hey Paul,

You can always download the last version of the plugin 2.2. Two methods you can accomplish that:

1. If you have SSH access and can run WP CLI commands on your site you can run

wp plugin update genesis-simple-edits --version=2.2

Which will roll the plugin back to the last version 2.2

2. You can download the older version from the Plugin Repo page once you have enabled the Advanced View option as described in this guide https://themeskills.com/ways-to-download-older-versions-wordpress-plugins/

Hey there, I went ahead and threw together a quick demo video to show how you could put together a image gallery similar to what you described.

Link to the Page: https://genesismule.wpengine.com/sample-page/

I used an Atomic Blocks Container Block and nested three AB Advanced Column blocks inside of the Container Block. Each of the three Column blocks then have three image blocks with all equally sized images nested within them.

Here is a short video demo’ing that setup:
https://www.loom.com/share/6c112ea5d022448a89b66e72480c9e05

Hmm can you show which page this is happening on, and what theme are you seeing that in?

When doing a quick google search for that phrase "This is where you can add new products to your store."

It produced a lot of results related to various other themes, OceanWP, Fusion, ThemeJunkie, and on the WooCommerce Plugin page. Sounds like your issue may be similar.

Ah good call, setting it to cover looks even better! Great job!

When inspecting the page, i noticed the amp plugin is setting a css value on the image of:

object-fit: contain;

Visible in this image https://imgur.com/a/QVBqMcT

If that css rule is taken out of the equation the image then fill’s the full width of the page, as evident in this image: https://imgur.com/a/9Hrqbcs

Hi Skiboards,

The last update for the Genesis Connect for WooCommerce plugin was the ver 1.0 released a year ago back in August of 2018. Was this the update you ran?

When looking at your site I noticed it is having having a 500 error on the backend. I would check the Apache error logs and see which plugin/theme file is generating PHP Fatal errors.

Side note, in the browser console when inspecting the page I noticed there was a 400 error from an api request for the google recaptcha on the homepage.

you can add the “nofollow” attribute by converting the block to HTML with the 3 dots and then add the “nofollow attribute to the existing <a> tag for the button link. I made a short video to demo the steps necessary to replicate

I hope this proves useful!

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All good, feed works