Stempelschneider

I hope, that this is a bug. Just downloaded the new version and will manually update.

Does it make sense to me?

Hm, not really. The common gutenberg cover block works fine on mobile (though I don’t like the zoom effect, thats coming with this block), so could container block too. I would like to choose and decide on my own. So, is this possible in the pro version of gutenbergblocks?

thanks for clearing that

Same issue here. Manually deactivating of atomic blocks didn’t solve it.

Experienced the same issue on a single site install. No additional entries accepted or saved. Downgrade to WP 5.4.2 is no option.

Thanks for that Michael.

I’ll hope this will be fixed soon.

Same problem here.

Update to 2.8.5 is running through and after a refresh there is still an update for 2.8.5.

EDIT: Okay, Update in a single installation went through, successfully. Multisite doesn’t work.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by Stempelschneider.

Okay, found the solution on my own.

There is a float for the .portrait class missing.

Add this to your style.css (child theme recommended):

.gallery-icon.portrait {
float: left;
}

Okay, first point: the last theme update did it. Got the settings to be saved.

Second point: where I can change my rating?

Third Point: I still miss a fullwidth template for posts.

Blame the theme?

Sorry, you answer totally makes no sense for me.
First of all, I have not time to search for every issue in a theme.
Second, I posted a rating about what I experienced and not a support ticket for help.
If this ain’t working, I change to another theme.

At the moment I have no chance to deactivate all Plugins, because it’s a live system. I’ll set up another single install for testing.

My actual wordpress is 4.4 multisite and the newest theme version.

And because “it fits very well and follows the WordPress admin UI style perfectly” you rate it only 3 out of 5 stars. *facepalm*

Thought, that was just a bug on my sites, but it seems to be a common behaviour.

Thanks David, but the issue here is not about managing revisions in the sense of deleting them (what the most plugins are supposed to do).
At least I’ll probably use a single site plugin for this, because I haven’t found a network wide solution yet.

Back to wp-config.php … I’m not sure, if one actually can retrieve the current_blog_id. The config file is loaded first, isn’t it? So before multisite is heading to the right blog, the constants are already defined?!

Hm, that has no effect.

Do I have to set the current_blog variable global?

cool, I’ll try this.
Thanks.