mgsolidus

Now it works! Without quotes.

Thanks!

Removed quotes, no change.
It’s placed on line 7 below a few more “define” lines.

I have added the following to wp-config.php

define(‘NEWSLETTER_CRON_WARNINGS’, ‘true’);

but the message is still there. Any idea?

Oh, and of course adding <br /> does not work either unless HTML template is on, which I don’t want. Unless I can modify that HTML template somehow.

Thanks a lot.

I agree it’s a minor saving on resources, but if every Gutenberg block plugin did this the savings would no longer be minor.
I’ve seen a couple of them do this.

I got it fixed, error with my Litespeed setup.

I’ve tried hard refresh and disabled cache completely, does not fix.

Hi,

That specific code didn’t work for me, but I got it working with this:

@media (min-width: 790px) { 
   .elementor-swiper-button {
   display: none;
}
}

Problem solved.

Thanks!

Hi,

I know of that setting but that one can’t be controlled on a device-specific basis.
I want arrows to appear on mobile devices so people know they can scroll, but I don’t want arrow on desktop.

I finally got the update working, but now 1 issue remains.
Carousel arrows are showing on desktop where before they weren’t.

Image: https://gfxf.net/images/2019/09/18/1.png

There are 4 images in this carousel, arrows should not be there.

Yes, just tried again.
Updated to 2.7.2, all caches cleared. Carousel is still missed up and still this error is in console,

frontend.min.js:2 Uncaught TypeError: this.elements.$carousel.slick is not a function
at r.onInit (frontend.min.js:2)
at r.<computed> [as onInit] (frontend-modules.min.js:2)
at r.trigger (frontend-modules.min.js:2)
at r.<computed> [as trigger] (frontend-modules.min.js:2)
at r.u (frontend-modules.min.js:2)
at r (frontend-modules.min.js:2)
at r [as constructor] (frontend-modules.min.js:2)
at new r (frontend-modules.min.js:2)
at e.exports.addHandler (frontend.min.js:2)
at e.exports (frontend.min.js:2)

Hi,

That update does not fix the issue, neither does 2.7.2.
Reverting back to 2.6.8 again.

Glad I found this.
Also experiencing this bug on OpenLiteSpeed server.
Plugin downloads but cannot activate automatically, just tells me “Updated Failed”.
Disabling Precompile php files each time opcache is flushed aka “OPcache Prewarm” fixes this.

I have another question as well.
The only Litespeed header for static files is this one,

x-turbo-charged-by: LiteSpeed

does this mean it is cached or not?
I noticed that the page itself has these headers as well,

x-litespeed-cache
x-litespeed-tag

It would be nice if static files had these headers so I can easily see if they are cached.

Hi,

This setting is already on. Does OpenLiteSpeed use the .htaccess settings this plugin defines?
I was hoping to edit the cache-control settings for static files.