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One more thought on this …

The admin bar toggle shows up when the blog proper, not just an admin screen, is up. Since the dark mode plugin doesn’t affect the blog, the light bulb should probably be suppressed (if possible), e.g., when the URL doesn’t have /wp-admin/ in it.

(Actually, looking at it again, the light bulb is not showing up with the actual blog, but the text “Dark Mode Toggle” does.)

Not critical by any means, just tidying up.

Thanks!

I’m not as concerned with the space taken as @novayear but I agree just a light bulb would be more elegant (esp. with hover text).

That said, the toolbar toggle itself is functionally just what I was looking for — thanks!

Screenshot captured here: https://wist.info/wp/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Screenshot-2022-11-10-142452.png

When requirements are met, it looks fine. Before they are, I get the big yellow areas like so.

WP to Twitter (I have the Pro version, if that matters) is also looking wonky.

https://wist.info/wp/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Screenshot-2022-11-10-143158.png

Currently running 1.2.1 of the plugin. Thanks!

Please consider this an upvote for this feature suggestion.

There are different settings when I would like to quickly turn on (or off) dark mode. Drilling into the profile to find the switch is inconvenient.

Awesome! Thanks for your swift response.

Thanks for the recommendation, Joy — that sounds promising.

Thanks, @agathongroup – that worked perfectly.

I ran into the same problem (https://wist.info) two or three days ago — I could on a given day maybe get a task or two done in an admin panel, and then it would start the request to re-login — or sometimes take the login, but throw a 403 Forbidden error.

When I disabled the plugin, the site returned to normal.

I’d really like to continue using iThemes Security, but without some guidance as to what might be happening here and how to avoid it, I can’t.

This is happening with my blog as well. (Thanks for spotting how to work around it, Vero44!)

Yes, after I put it in I was able to add in two new redirections.

Whew! Works. Thanks, Laserjob.

That makes sense. I suspect the number of folks who’d want to list the Category in the Top 10 widget would be fairly small, anyway. If it’s not a big deal, it might be worth including the field as an option, with the appropriate caveats about what would come out.

(Alternately, and perhaps slightly better, simply convert the category array into a semi-colon-delimited string or something, and however many categories are chosen, that’s what gets displayed. That might lead to some odd listings, but that’s the risk folks take if they choose to use that field, and it would satisfy my needs, too.)

At any rate, thanks for the feedback. If this comes to pass, I’ll cheer; if not, I’ve lived without it for some time now. ??

Ah – spotted the checkmark for the post date. Don’t see where I can add the author, but it’s not a priority for me anyway.

I do realize that the lack of a “primary” category in WP makes this a bit dicier for some folks; for me, it’s not an issue, though I realize the world doesn’t revolve around my needs.

I’m not quite sure what you mean about “pick the first category and append it to the list.”

This is a related issue (with a partial solution): https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/meta-property-ogtitle?replies=10