Bego Mario Garde

Thank you for your reply. It’s not exactly the result I hoped for, but adding a rewrite-rule is a nice workaround.

@sirrahikkala Every bug is frustrating for any user who has to deal with them. Let’s assume good faith and not unethical bevahiour that Shea Bunge altered the file without creating a new plugin version (and all SVN hussle needed to update). Also, the lack of response may simply be due to the fact that the developer is asleep. He lives in Australia. Time zones can be tricky.

@jrevillini Thank you for a constructive proposal to deal with this issue.
However, I think you don’t even need to downgrade. Following seems to work out of the box:

wp plugin update code-snippets --version=3.6.5

Harsh words. Perhaps you could phrase this a little less demanding and aggressive?
Let’s not forget, this is free software without any warranty and provided as is.

@justpuddingbasins What happens here is that WordPress wants to send a cookie to your browser after you entered the correct credentials, but instead of receiving an OK message the plugin sends this letter “q” which isn’t supposed to be there. Solution is to manually rename the plugin director wp-content/plugins/code-snippets into anything, e.g. wp-content/plugins/no.code-snippets. If you try again to log in, WordPress doesn’t find the plugin at the desired location, deactivates it (which deactivates the bad code, too) and lets you access the backend. After that you rename the directory back to wp-content/plugins/code-snippets, run an update and then activate it again. If no update is provided, you can also delete and reinstall it, as I mentioned here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/3-6-6-required-asap/#post-17785614.

I hope, this explanation wasn’t too verbose, but sometimes it’s cool to know, what happens in this magical black box that we call WordPress. ??

It will not longer be there in your plugins when you login to wordpress admin.

Actually it will. ??

It’s a great idea to rename the plugin, once you have gained access to your website’s backend. it won’t reactivate itself. Great opportunity to update the plugin, then activate it manually again.

The developer already fixed the issue in the WordPress repository!

You can deactivate and delete the plugin. You will then see a warning, that the plugin and it’s data will be erased. However, if you didn’t check “complete uninstall” in the settings, your snippets will show up again, if you reinstall the plugin. (If in doubt, you can also export your snippets in a bulk action. Better safe than sorry.)

Let’s keep it friendly. It’s a great plugin with a free version in the WordPress repository.

As it seems, we both had the same misunderstanding that with the shortcode a counter is displayed in the frontend. If you look carefully, the field showing the shortcode is labeled as “Mail Shortcode”. The administrator will then see a counter or timestamp in the email he gets after the form was submitted.

pmji, we dicussed this topic in the German support forums and I suggested, @peat1105 asks here as we didn’t find a solution.

The issue is, that e.g. when viewing a single post, the featured image looks blurry, as it gets upscaled beyond the size defined as grayzone-large(https://themes.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/grayzone/1.0.6/single.php#L32).

My suggestion was to set a fixed content width with a maximum of 780 pixel to avoid that the background image gets upscaled. However, the customizer setting Theme Options > Styling > Content max width doesn’t seem to alter the apperance of the post. The width is still responsive and goes well beyond the 780 pixel, resulting in a blurry image.

Did we miss some setting to get a better view of the featured image?

Actually I don’t mind. Your theme is broken. I was so kind to inform you about a bug. It’s up to you wether you want to take any action to fix it or not. I’m not using this theme. Issue solved for me.

Hi, I am one of the mods in the German WordPress support forums where the question above was asked. Since we have only a handful of active users who answer questions, I suggested to place the question here. Since probably not everyone here speaks fluent German, I would like to quickly translate the question:

The user is using the Accelerate theme together with PageBuilder by SiteOrigin. Each block of a page has a title, the content comes from emails, pseudo-headlines are formatted in bold.

Question
Instead of the bolded pseudo-headings, I want to use real headings (hoping that they will then automatically work as “anchors” and can be jumped to via link). For this I mark the line as “heading”. In the text markup I find 6 levels for this.

In the text editor, levels 3 and 4 look good, matching the “paragraph”.
But in the website, the levels are way too big.
Also the levels 5 and 6 are still too big (in the editor, however, they look much smaller than “paragraph”).

Where is the error? How can I improve this?

With a look at the unresolved issues, I assume the plugin has been abandoned. However, the solution proposed by @d9d9_sun solved this issue for me. Obviously a coding error by the plugin author.

Hey Barsha,

thank you for reaching out. This is what your theme looks like in Chrome in a plain vanilla test site, having no plugins activated.

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As you can see in the screen recording, the submenu item diasappears as soon as I try to drag the mouse cursor to it.

Guten Tag. (Good day everyone.) ??

In this German support thread a user reported some “Not a valid JSON response” issues using GeneratePress and GenerateBlocks. I suggested to downgrade to a lower version to narrow down the cause. The user confirmed, the issue seems to be fromversion 1.4.1 of GenerateBlocks.

I hope this information is of some help here.

Pardon me for jumping in …

The plugin has quite a few built-in hooks on various events which invalidate cache entries

Changing the number of posts per page on home doesn’t seem to be one of those events? I had to delete the cache after changing the option. Really no big deal, just wanted to mention it.