Phillip Burger

I would be happy to provide a video. I have a video recorded from my iPhone that shows this. How do I upload a video here to show?

Actually, my solution to this is on that page add:

.iscwp-img-wrp {
  height: auto !important;
}

I just realized I think the problem is at <div class="iscwp-img-wrp" style="height: autopx;"> with my settings, this height gets set as autopx instead of auto.

Thoughts?

What happened on this one to get it working please?

Oh darn, yes, I have this same problem. Please do keep us updated as progress is made.

Did this one get fixed? I still show the issue on mobile.

I saw this same problem. Is there an ETA to fix this?

Okay, for now, our need is just for logged in users so I just made a shortcode to redirect them, but if we have a need in the future to do it without logging in, I will check it out.

Oh, great, yes, that is what I was asking about. When I first was testing on this it did not seem to take the guest wishlist and pull it in to the userid so I thought it did not work.

But since you say this is how it should be working, I will try it with a fresh session.

And should that work for a user logging in as well as a user Registering fresh?

That worked well, thanks so much!

Looking into some CSS I found what it seems to be is:

.yith-plugin-fw span.color-alpha

Was setup with width and height at 100% and somehow this was overlapping everything.

So…not sure why that is jumping outside of the expected area for that color, but that is the problem.

WP_DEBUG did not give any errors FYI>

Excellent. Yeah, the 7.3 support will be great as well since the article is pushing people up to 7.3 and suggesting this as a way. appreciate the reply!

This is perfect! Thanks for the simple solution.

@bcworkz – okay, that gets me started. Yes, the concept is only that a matchup is in a league, compares 2 teams (by some sort of league-specific slug), and that both teams must be in the same league. Those are the only requirements, so the search box option may not even be needed…but I see what you mean. Like for brief example, BOS may count for Boston Red Sox if the league is MLB and may count for Boston Celtics if the league is NBA, so kind of a combination of “team slug” and “league”. Thanks for the ideas there!

@helgatheviking – I will check into that as well, though it may become more than I am looking for since I want to be able to more simply enter all leagues into a category and then create each team to link to a category then player to a category and call out the team…well, maybe at that point of creating the players I can do the related linking. Yeah, I will see how that works.

@bcworkz I appreciate the lengthy reply. Yeah, I did not expect anyone would have a single solution to everything, but it is helpful to hear some other input.

Because the “team” and “player” seem to match closest to a CPT, “league” seems like a hierarchy and “matchup” is a way to pair the data, I may look into building something like that and just run into problems as they come up.

It may not make sense to create a single CPT that works for both team and player because the information and linking that comes from them is a bit different. Even if not a technical hierarchy, a team has a bunch of players linked and that player has a team so I at least need some way to store the linking information so I can dynamically link them around to each other.

Probably one piece I need to just get past is the permalink structure does not have to be perfect. Once you are on the site or finding individual pages in a search engine, the Title attribute or linking is more important than the structure being as perfect as I want it to be.

So it does lead me to one piece I am just not too sure of – how to build the identification of a matchup and calculate the information to display? I know technically how to do it but it is not technically a CPT since I am not going to go in and define every one of them, I want to instead just allow any possible combination of teams (must be in the same league) matchup page dynamically get created. Ideally I would like that information populated into a sitemap for search engine ranking, but it is not about entering the data for each, just dynamic creation. Thoughts about best WP-specific structure to do that? Like I said, the coding part is not the problem I have, but how would this be defined in WordPress so I could do: /matchup/nba/team1/team2 (or /matchup/nba/team1-team2) and have that page show up?

Thanks again!