mpmchugh

Here’s a public draft preview of what I was working on: demo page

I was also trying to get the captions, with links to show in the lightbox rather than the title, as the title’s HTML is being stripped. So the idea was to hide them in the grid itself, but that’s another question.

We’ve actually gone with another masonry solution or now (homepage), but it’d be nice to get the Jetpack Mosaic issues sorted too.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by mpmchugh.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by mpmchugh.

Hi @fresatomica. Thanks for that, but wasn’t asking about the border/gutter width.

I was asking about the density of the grid, e.g. the number of columns/rows it’s working in. When I expand the content width everything just get’s bigger, and opposed to denser, so they images are stretching in some cases.

Nevermind. I found the swithes for the titles and captions below the images. I expected them to be in their own settings sections.

Nevermind. I figured it out. Some oddity about having used the default category re-named wasn’t working, so just set that back to Uncategorized, and created a new category for the named one.

Thanks for the reply. It would be nice if those could be editable at some point via the plugin.

For now, we’re just using your plugin to change the Tab Heading to “Shipping Information” and not use any additional attributes in this case, so it will just show the Weight and Dimensions as Shipping Information.

We just put the actual product dimensions in the description instead.

It’d be nice to be able to relabel those attributes easily, so others could be added as well without confusion.

Thanks.

Finally figured out that it was a security scanner on our Plesk hosting install that was blocking the page as some of the snippets contained php that it found suspect, so it blocked access to the page when trying to save.

We were able to whitelist our IPs to allow the pages to be saved until we figure out exactly why the php in question was tripping the scanner.

Thanks,
Michael

Still stumped. Further testing shows that I can edit and save the “Exclude from Custom Editors” item on the Options tab, and I can Import/Export snippets, but I can’t save any changes to snippets or anything else on the Manage Snippets tab.

Clicking “Add a New Snippets” generates the same error, as does “Delete Selected”.

Forbidden
You don’t have permission to access /wordpress/wp-admin/options-general.php on this server.

Our host reported back that there’s nothing wrong with the file permissions, so I’m stumped why it’s not working at all now.

It’s not a browser issue, as I get the same results in Safari, Firefox and Chrome on two different MacOS computers.

I’m using WP 5.0.3 and PHP 7.2.13.

Having our host look into any permissions anomalies, but that file is used by all Settings, no? Only Post Snippets is having an issue saving.

Even with the Members plugin disabled, and the function removed, I cannot save any changes to Post Snippets, and get the same error when trying:

Forbidden:
You don’t have permission to access /wordpress/wp-admin/options-general.php on this server.

So, now I’m stumped.

Any ideas?

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

Odd. Just now realized that even my Admin account is getting the same error when saving. Hadn’t even though to check that.

Could this just be some weird server permissions issue? Or with a server upgrade?We recently updated to WordPress 5 and also to PHP 7.2.13.

I’ll check with the admin to see if they can see anything amiss, but Post Snippets is the only plugin giving the error.

However, the Editor role, which does have the “manage_options” capability also gets the same error.

When you tested the function were you actually able to save changes to Post Snippets? Both roles in question can see Post Snippets, but the error happens when trying to save a change to one.

It doesn’t look like it. My understanding is that the function allowed all users with the ability to Edit Posts to Edit Post Snippets, which the Role has. But the user get’s an error when trying to save changes to Post Snippets:

Forbidden:
You don’t have permission to access /wordpress/wp-admin/options-general.php on this server.

Odd that the error is in regards to options (i.e. options-general.php), not posts, though. “Manage Options” is not a default Editor Role permission.

I’m using the Members plugin, and can’t seem to add the option to “Manage Options”, which I’ve alerted the Members author about, but I thought that function was dependent on “Edit Posts” not “Manage Options”.

-Michael

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

Hi Diego,

What about the free plugin? Will you also be supporting it? I posted a follow up comment on the WordPress 5 thread here about a function to grant access to Editors that stopped working for which I’m hoping to get some help on.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wordpress-5-0-17/

Thanks,
Michael

Any news on WP 5 compatibility? I was using this to grant permissions to Editors, but it’s now stopped working under WP 5…

define('POST_SNIPPETS_ALLOW_EDIT_POSTS', true);

Please advise.

Thanks,
Michael