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OK, that worked, thanks for the quick reply.

I am having this same problem. Support revisions is checked. Revisions show in Pages and Posts but not in the custom post type. I made an edit and it still doesn’t show.

Hi Michael,

I had the same problem. Suggestion to make it default to show for all users, i.e. be checked. I would never have thought to look at the menu screen options, nor tell my client to look there to check it before beginning his editing.

I am in total agreement about this problem as I’ve obviously been searching for relevant information and/or a solution. Every knowledgeable developer in the WordPress meetups I attend state WordPress’ primary audience is the non-technical end user. It seems the whole point of developing Gutenberg was to make editing easier, and my hope was so that WordPress could better compete with Squarespace and WIX which have WSYWIG built into their interface. As much as I am not fond of the customizer, at least that displays the site properly while you are working if you widen your browser sufficiently. I just tried my first real experience adding content to the block editor and the narrow width was the first frustration. How is a novice user supposed to deal with this? I will also note that although a theme may specify a content width, this should be independent of a theme. The whole reason for developing the (frustrating, stupid, narrower) customizer was so that people could render their content among different themes before making a decision.

Hi Hannah,

I don’t know how to respond or ask question in Github. WooCommerce is a widely used product. I would think this would get a higher level of attention. PayPal offers a “buy now” express link and we can’t use it because of these related flaws. My clients is still waiting for me to install the express button. Can this be escalated?

OK, thank you very much.

More of the height shows at smaller viewports. Try dragging the browser window width and you’ll see how the hero is set to perform. There is only a single background image on the secondary pages. I would like the metaslider to perform like them. The images can’t be cropped or they won’t fill the hero height on smaller viewports. A fixed negative top position will not change with viewport width.

I guess it’s not likely you’ll be able to change the meta slider options, so I will see what I can do about using CSS positioning on the placement of the outer meta slider div.

How can I be notified of progress on this?

Yes, “looking for a small notification field that could be used to explain that this purchase will be made immediately?” something like: “Click here to purchase this ONE item immediately. Note: items in your cart will be removed.” or a field that we can write in. Really, the button should be configured so we could say “This will not affect other items in your cart. You may purchase them when ready.”

In fact, the plugin was last updated 3 months ago and only claims to be compatible with 3.3+.

Hi Nick, if you state “Genesis Connect 1.0 is working with WooCommerce 3.5 without issue in my tests,” why can’t the plugin state the version of WooCommerce that it is compatible with? After all, it is specifically for use with WooCommerce. The WooCommerce status page has a warning “Genesis Connect for WooCommerce by StudioPress – 1.0 – Not tested with the active version of WooCommerce.”

I agree. We’d like to add a message over the buttons. Especially since we’ve found that if someone hits the PayPal express button on the single product page (intentionally or by accident), it wipes out anything else in the cart. (I’ve been looking through this forum to see if anyone else has that problem.)

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