Rodrigo

Oh, ok ??

Thanks for your attention, @wpmarkuk!

It uses Font Awesome, right? Which loads a whole font in front-end just for icons. I was wondering if, instead, I could just type an emoji to set it as the like/dislike button, like ?? or ??.

Thanks, Jeff! Btw, I noticed that it’s possible to update to Safari 18 without updating the whole macOS.

Hmm, there’s no steps, Jeff. Just opening a post with Classic Editor activate spoils the layout.

I was researching the issue and, apparently, it’s not exclusively to your plugin. The official Classic Editor is also breaking on Safari 18 — there’s an issue over there as well.

Tbh, I just updated to Safari 18 and things fell apart. Until then, it was working fine.

Just one, @wpkube (see screenshot). It’s in my user profile, which is the main admin account.

It makes sense, @deryck! I changed default behavior indeed. I’ll tweak expiring periods to better reflect MAUs — default ones are too short, IMHO.

Thanks!

Nevermind. By default, Algolia doesn’t show today in stats panels. So, since I implemented it today, nothing was showing up — because nothing existed yesterday.

Thanks again, and sorry to bother you, @tw2113!

Thanks, @tw2113. It’s been a while, and stats still don’t show up.

I can’t validate events, following this documentation steps. When I run window.aa; in browser’s Console, it outputs undefined.

Any other idea? Maybe I messed up setting it up?

Oh, neat! I thought disabling a post type made it unable to get likes.

THanks, @gregross!

Thanks, @gregross!

Sorry, @gregross, I didn’t mean to add an option to block/unload jlad-frontend.css. Instead, I’m looking for a way to block it via functions.php, like:

function dez_remover_estilos_dashboard() {
	wp_dequeue_style( 'noticons' );
	wp_dequeue_style( 'akismet-font-inter' );
	wp_dequeue_style( 'akismet-admin' );
	wp_dequeue_style( 'sc-icon-css' );
	wp_dequeue_style( 'akismet' );
}
add_action( 'admin_enqueue_scripts', 'dez_remover_estilos_dashboard', 999 );

I follow closely every plugin update, so “fixing” my style.css once a while isn’t an issue.

• This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by Rodrigo.
• This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by Rodrigo. Reason: Fix code block

Fair enough!

Good idea, @gregross! I wonder (haven’t tested yet) if this solution works on mobile, where the concept of hovering is weird/non-existent. That’s why I wonder if a popup triggered by a user click may be a better solution.

Thanks, @gregross!