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Hiya! Can you be more specific? The Site Editor has the comment form block and then it has the comment template block. I thought your plugin replaced the comment form with yours. Is that not how it works?

Ah, we’ve seen a similar issue in another one our other plugins. We’ll look into this!

Thanks for the troubleshooting and feedback! I confirmed that Custom Post Type UI’s export code also uses the init hook; it wouldn’t be reasonable–in my opinion–to expect users to know to change that. So we’re discussing how we want to modify our plugin. I think your suggestion would work, or perhaps we’ll set a priority on our init call. Either way, I expect we’ll release an update in the coming days!

Let me check with my team and see what ideas we can come up with.

And you’re definitely on the latest version–1.0.2–right? I know we fixed a similar backend issue previously. My tests are working, too. https://ocl.ink/v/vgcYpQ

Hey, @takeok, what have you done to test this? I can confirm this plugin does work with CPT when on WP 6.7.1

Would you like help debugging your issue?

Thanks so much for the details @philbee! We are releasing an update today; we found an issue where the editor wouldn’t show the correct query for custom post types, but the front-end would. This was due to post types being registered later via CPT UI (or any other plugin).

Hey, philbee, can you confirm what version of WordPress and this plugin you’re running? We’ll investigate!

Thanks for the reply Rafael!

Is it possible to set a custom default avatar?

(Sorry, my original question was missing this critical context.)

Fixed!

Ah, we very much appreciate this feedback! You’re correct, we’ve mistakenly used an incorrect hook. We will patch this shortly.

Yes, AO is another extension of the Query Loop block. Currently the plan is to add options that modify existing filters:

• Include (Any) [existing, default behavior]–?e.g. has category ‘recipe’ OR tag ‘meals’
• Exclude (None) – e.g. does not have category ‘recipe’ OR tag ‘meals’
• Overlap (All) – e.g. has category ‘recipe’ AND tag ‘meals’

This might help if there is already an existing filter for user role or custom meta data. Then you could do something like “has category dinners and has role premium” but (a) it probably wouldn’t make sense for the AO plugin to add those filters and (b) if you’re wanting to inherit the query from the template those filter and thus this plugin’s operators wouldn’t be accessible.

Not sure we’ll be able to provide a specific solution to this for you, but if you want to email [email protected] I can connect you with a developer that could make something custom happen.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by Small Plugins. Reason: clarify "Include (Any)"

Hm, I’m not sure this would even be covered by our Advanced Operators plugin, but we can discuss it internally.

The functionality you’re explaining sounds like something a membership plugin would normally include. I’m not familiar enough with those to know if any have smooth block support, though.

Yes, it will be maintained alongside our current and future plugins!

Curious to know what features you’d like to see. The intent with all our plugins is to remain hyper-specific and useful, so we don’t have any plans to add functionality to this particular plugin. We do have a separate “advanced operators” plugin in the works, though!