Ross Hanney
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Admin scripts loading on frontendI’m also getting this exact issue on several sites (all of which use Bedrock).
After a bit of investigating, I think it might be due to the resource hinting for the cart/checkout blocks added here: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-blocks/pull/5553
I think it might have only become a problem in WooCommerce 6.9+ due to the cart/checkout blocks now being included in WooCommerce core as of 6.9.0: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-blocks/pull/6805
The issue seems to be that the relative URLs for the WordPress core provided scripts (lodash, react, wp-polyfill etc) seem to assume that
wp-includes
is athttps://site.url/wp-includes
, but in my case it’s athttps://site.url/wp/wp-includes
, so they all 404.For now, I’ve just temporarily disabled resource hinting altogether, using this:
add_filter( 'wp_resource_hints', '__return_empty_array', 99 );
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Relevanssi - A Better Search] Yoast SEO AND RelevanssiAlso came across this issue.
Disabling “Text link counter” in the Yoast SEO options seems to be a workaround until the Yoast team fix this.
Hi guys,
I’m no longer the maintainer of this plugin, so I’m afraid I can’t provide any specific help myself. However, the new maintainers have created a couple of sticky posts on this forum explaining why things have stopped working and what they’re doing about it, along with workarounds for the time being. It looks like they’re working hard to get everything running smoothly again!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Calendar - Google Calendar Plugin] pre in gce listviewOh, I see.
Are there any
<pre>
tags in the event display builder field in the plugin settings (under “Display Options”)?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Calendar - Google Calendar Plugin] Shortcode Not ProcessedHello,
The
[gcal]
shortcode will be added in version 2.0.0. Until that’s released, you’ll need to use the somewhat lengthier[google-calendar-events]
shortcode.Simon,
I think replacing the CSS with something like this might work:
.gce-change-month { color: transparent; position: relative; } .gce-change-month:before { position: absolute; color: #000; /* Replace this with whatever the colour should actually be */ display: inline-block; -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; font: normal 2em/1em 'Genericons'; vertical-align: baseline; } .gce-prev .gce-change-month:before { content: '\f458'; } .gce-next .gce-change-month:before { content: '\f459'; }
Sorry, I should have elaborated a bit more. You can use Genericons with the current arrow markup, but you’ll need to use CSS like this:
.gce-prev:before { content: '\f458' /* Other stuff */ } .gce-next:before { content: '\f459' /* Other stuff */ }
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Calendar - Google Calendar Plugin] pre in gce listviewHello,
The
<pre>
tags aren’t added by the plugin. It may be that if you copy/pasted the shortcode from somewhere, the<pre>
tags might have copy/pasted along with it. In any case, you can just remove them by editing your page/post using the “Text” (not “Visual”) editor – no filters required.Not in the current release, I’m afraid.
Phil Derksen is in the process of taking over development of the plugin, so he’s probably the best person to speak to regarding potential new features.
That feed URL isn’t the same as either of the URLs you posted before. Perhaps this is the correct one? I can access it ok in my browser, unlike the other URLs.
It looks like the plugin is displaying the events on 1st and 2nd September correctly.
To enable month navigation, you’ll need to set the
type
parameter of the[google-calendar-events]
shortcode toajax
, like this:[google-calendar-events type="ajax"]
You’ll also need to ensure that the calendar contains events in future (and/or past) months, or the month navigation links won’t show up.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Calendar - Google Calendar Plugin] CSS Styling IssueAre you able to provide a link to your site, so I can take a look?
Does the feed reader show any of the event details (title, location, description), or just start/end times?
Both of those calendar feeds don’t have sharing enabled (if you visit the URLs in a browser (when not logged in to the Google account) you’ll see the “Sorry, this calendar does not have public access enabled” message).
I realise from your original post that you have checked the sharing settings, but are you sure you’re checking the right calendars in the right account?