Martin Sauter

The cookie manager contains many buttons and links. The class of that container changes dynamically, but it’s always a <dialog> element that I could target, if that is what we are looking for.

Hi @lebleut

Version 5.5.3 looks good! Thank you for fixing this so quickly.

Thank you for your reply.

You are probably referring to this issue: https://github.com/WordPress/health-check/issues/477

Wow – that was quick! Thank you!

All components of the website in question are updated to their most recent versions. And the problem persists even without any plugins activated, so an outdated plugin is probably not the cause.

Using a different browser (Firefox instead of Chrome) does not make a difference.

So I need the Pro version to achieve this?

I know this procedure, but even with the Twenty Twenty-Four theme activated and all plugins deactivated to problem persists.

But what I’ve just discovered is that the problem manifests itself only in the backend – in the frontend the page list block displays all 119 pages.

Hi Kel

This video illustrates the problem:

Hi David,

thank you for this information. I can handle this easily, but for non-technical users a checkbox in the settings would be helpful, if I may suggest.

Best,
Martin

I already did a while ago.

Looks good! Thank you for fixing this so quickly.

Thank you for clarifying. I see use cases where it would make sense to have the duplication feature even when a page has already been published. Why not show the button permanently and add a confirmation dialogue like ?Do you really want to replace the current page content with a copy from the original language??

v2.2.29 looks good! Thank you for fixing this.

To my knowledge, layout is not a concept in Bricks, but I can export the page in question as a Bricks template, which results in the following JSON code:

{"id":17,"name":"glossary","title":"Glossary","date":"2024-09-05 17:21:56","date_formatted":"September 5, 2024","author":{"name":"zilulaziwi8063","avatar":"https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/9ca7fa1323e679ff2075aaace07555b8?s=60&d=mm&r=g","url":"https:\/\/glossary.instawp.xyz"},"permalink":"https:\/\/glossary.instawp.xyz\/template\/glossary\/","thumbnail":null,"bundles":[],"tags":[],"type":"content","content":[{"id":"1160e1","name":"section","parent":0,"children":["26321c"],"settings":[]},{"id":"26321c","name":"container","parent":"1160e1","children":["83e1ec","f99db0"],"settings":[]},{"id":"83e1ec","name":"heading","parent":"26321c","children":[],"settings":{"text":"Bricks Page","tag":"h1"}},{"id":"f99db0","name":"text","parent":"26321c","children":[],"settings":{"text":"<p>Do you know the difference between a lion and a seagull?<\/p>"}}],"templateType":"content"}

Fair enough. I just thought I might help you tracking down a problem in your plugin, since it’s obvious that there IS a problem.