Methodos

Hey,
Sorry for the late reply!

I am afraid I cannot find a solution as I cannot reproduce the problem. On a clean install of WordPress 5.0.2 with only the Indent Lists Button installed, the editor (in a classic block) behaves as before Gutenberg was introduced. The whole list is indented.

Would you have an exmple url so I can see what the problem actually is?

Thanks in advance,
Methodos

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by Methodos.

Hey,
It clearly states in the description that this plugin works with themes Twenty Fifteen and Twenty Sixteen. Nowhere is Catalyst/Dynamik mentioned as compatible theme/framework. If you had pm’d me, and suplied a non-working example, I could have helped you out. Instead, you have placed a negative review about something this plugin never claimed to be able to do…

Another, and very easy, option would be to use the Indent Lists Plugin (I am the author and developed it for a client):
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/indent-lists-button/

Yes. Did that. Did the trick! Where is the code in the plugin that steers this behavior?

style.css line 2473: change list style so the bullet point will appear before (“outside”) the text blocks:
.blog_single_post ul li, .blog_section2 ul li {
list-style: disc outside none;
/*list-style-position: inside;*/
font-family: ‘RobotoRegular’;
}

Sample page is not there anymore, so you probably solved this long ago, but if not, you could try my Indent Lists Button plugin. In case that doesn’t help, update the page.

Adding this to functions.php did the trick:

function unset_important_metadata($metakeys)
{
	$unique_language_keys = array("certain_inputvalue", "another_inputvalue");
	foreach($metakeys as $key => $value)
	{
		if(in_array($value, $unique_language_keys, true))
		{
			unset($metakeys[$key]);
		}
	}
	return $metakeys;
}
add_filter('pll_copy_post_metas', 'unset_important_metadata',1,1);

I don’t want to disable that. I only need to disable it for one or two fields.
So, I have this:

function save_meta_box($post_id) {
	if($post_id == THEMAINPOSTID)
	{
		update_post_meta("","");
	}
}
add_action ( 'save_post', 'save_meta_box' );

And I need to have THEMAINPOSTID substituted by a real function/variable.

It look s like a good forum. Unfortunately I have never had any answer here and I have seen so many go unanswered…, so the looks are deceiving. Probably better to post somewhere else if you want answers.