mrmonster

@tellyworth: Yep, I see it in the experimental editor.

@mark: Wow, it’s extremely distracting. It shouldn’t wink in and out like that.

Thanks for your responses–will prolly be going to the classic plug-in.

I’m getting the same error on my WordPress: Failed to load plugin url: https://www.mysite.com/wp-content/plugins/simple-pull-quote/tinymce/langs/en.js

This happens when I load a post in the post editor. It’s a little pop-up message that needs to the X at the corner of it to be clicked for it to close.

UPDATE: when I install the Classic Editor plugin, the error message doesn’t happen.

(btw, mysite is just an example for support)

Everything is updated to the latest versions. Haven’t been blogging for a while, so not sure when the problem started. Any thoughts?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by mrmonster.

Ah, so it’s unique to Galaxy. Fascinating. I had no idea. I guess that explains why I could see the itals on my Nook tablet. Thanks for the link!

Actually, on my device — Galaxy S4 — I also don’t get the itals in the preview. Under the header Paragraph in the second graf, there’s this: “Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, emphasis consectetuer adipiscing elit.” The word emphasis is italicized on the desktop, but it’s not when I look at it on the phone. Note that if you just drag the browser to phone size, italics show up, but in the phone browser it doesn’t. In the wordpress.com version of Ryu, the itals seems fine in both resolutions.

Here’s a post on my site with some itals:

The first italics shows in graf 6:
Someone said, “So how do we help people get a handle on their debt and encourage

“and” should be italicized. Let me know what you see. Thanks!

How’d you do it?

Did a search and noticed some sporadic, bug-like sounding issues around this. Anyone else experience this?

Works great — thanks ??

Hey, thanks for this! Remind me because it’s been a while and I don’t remember where the blog post is: does this code go into functions.php?

Thanks — and thanks to CarlJoseph.

Great job. Beautiful theme. Glad I’m using it.

Thanks ??

Yeah, I double-checked for blank lines but didn’t find anything, so it could be something else.

Workaround is working — I put a text file note in the directory to remind myself to update the functions.php after a theme update!

Thanks for your input, K!

Well, no matter what I did, I couldn’t get the functions.php in my Ryu child theme to point to the child theme version of template-tags.php without getting a white screen. So I ended up modifying a line in the parent functions.php to point to my edited version of template-tags.php (also residing in the parent theme directory):

/**
 * Custom template tags for this theme.
 */
require get_template_directory() . '/inc/template-tags2.php';

This way I don’t have to modify the original template-tags file, but whenever the theme gets updated, I just have to remember to change that line in functions.php to the above to point to tags2.

Ah, ok, thanks. Actually, that was my first objective — removing some meta content. But now I’m doing major surgery on it (wanting to add share icons). I might end up just pointing to the file from the original functions.php. Anyway, I’ll fool around with it and report back.

That might be beyond my skills, but I think I know what you’re trying to say. I’ll try to mess with it more. But it still doesn’t explain why I got a white screen, though. Is there any simpler way of doing this? Should I skip the whole child theme thing altogether?

As an an example of one of the things I tried, I created a new functions.php file for the child theme and put this in there:

<?php
/**
* Custom template tags for this theme.
*/
require get_template_directory() . ‘/inc/template-tags.php’;

?>

But all I got was a blank/white screen. I also tried the same with get_stylesheet.