wiebke.wetzel

Hello, thanks for your fast reply. With your instructions all problems are solved and cache is disabled.
Best wishes, Wiebke

Its getting more and more mysterious. The plugin is deinstalled, not visible in the wordpress backend and by FTP access. But it does create a new server cache every time I open the website. And it does stubbornly prevent any content and layout changes to be visible.

This behaviour drives me crazy! I cannot delete server cache by FTP manually every time we change something on the website.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by wiebke.wetzel.

Hello, I solved the issue with the remainders of the cache by deleting the cache content with FTP access. The website works now as it should.

It is even worse, I just found out. Any changes on the website are visible on the frontend randomly. I do empty browser cache regularly when quitting the browser (which I do several times per day), thus it cannot be browser cache. Besides, I tested various browsers on various devices.

I will for now not proceed with the changes and hope that the issue will be solved soon.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by wiebke.wetzel.

Thanks! I observed another issue: even though I deleted the plugin two pages of the website are still in server cache. Changes to the content are not displayed, e.g. if I add a new paragraph of text it will not be shown. Also, I have to do a rebranding and changed fonts (hosted locally). The fonts are updated on all other pages except for these two. Unfortunately, one of these two pages is the most important: the home page.

link to a page with correct fonts (Syne and DM Sans)
link to a page with wrong fonts (Playfair Display and Open Sans)

I don’t dare to install the plugin again, even though it runs just fine on other websites I have.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by wiebke.wetzel.

Hello Webnus,

sorry for answering so late. I didn’t notice the notification that you had answered my post.

I cannot reproduce the issue myself meanwhile. The page is correct in Open Sans now (without any changes from me). The only issue remaining is that the list text is much larger than the body text. But that’s something I can solve myself with a little bit of CSS.
Thanks for looking into this,
Wiebke

Solved. If the container has no content as it is the case here, one has to add a padding in the height of the shape.

I added a feature request in the H5P forum. Thank you for your support!

Hello icc0rz,

please find a screenshot here

The picture is 67×100 px (I pushed it to the extreme to demonstrate the issue). You can see in the screenshot that it is displayed with 1038x1549px – which is full page width (with that website in my 21” screen). And you can see that it is extremely blurry.

In the H5P documentation I found: “The image will be scaled (proportionally) to fit the max-width of the container in which it is placed.” As I wrote before, I can easily adapt that on a normal website by using a container with a smaller width. But in my Learning Management System (WPLMS) I don’t have that option –?or at least it is quite cumbersome to implement.

I would prefer it, if the maximum H5P block size would be limited to the size of the image used. It should be responsive of course so that it also works on smartphones.

I am happy to add some custom CSS to my website, but I am not good enough in CSS to adapt it myself.

Thanks for your support!
Wiebke

After some thinking and looking into the CSS:

1. I think I found the CSS which causes the issue:

.h5p-wp-admin-wrapper .h5p-content-wrap {
  float: left;
  width: 100%;
  margin-bottom: 20px;
  max-width: 960px;
}

2. On a normal WordPress page I could use a Gutenberg block to limit width, such as columns or a container with a margin on the right and left. But that will not work within the courses in my LMS (WPLMS) for which I actually use H5P. I work in a frontend editor in that LMS and it would be unpleasant to modify all units with Gutenberg blocks in the backend. It is possible, though.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by wiebke.wetzel.

Thanks to both of you for your fast answers!
I will test that. Else I found out that I can write a page with Gutenberg blocks and then copy & paste the content on the product page (in text editor mode). A bit cumbersome but it works without code.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by wiebke.wetzel.

Dear Nayan,

I am sorry for the late answer. I installed your plugin once more and aas soon as I activate it the page loading time increases like hell. Even without using a single of it’s blocks.

I deactivated all my plugins one by one and tried to load a page. Apparently there is a conflict with the Genesis Blocks plugin. You might want to look into that.

I found another solution for my flip boxes in the meantime and will deactivate you plugin therefore.

Best regards,
Wiebke

Super! Many thanks.

BTW: there are some more plugins which might use different ways of disabling Google fonts: Disable Google fonts and OMGF Host Google Fonts Locally. Please consider them as well.

I cannot test them right now due to technical issues with the website but I will. I will let you know the result.

Best regards,
Wiebke

Thanks!
I just noticed that the background image is tiled if it is smaller than the card size. Can you please disable that as well? Tiled imagers never ever look good.
Thanks!
Wiebke

Hello Nayan,

any way to stop that? That’s not good in Europe as it is against our privacy legislation (GDPR) and can be a show stopper. I do host fonts locally.

I tried the plugin “Disable and remove Google fonts”, but it didn’t succeed. Can you please add a function to your plugin to disable Google fonts or else, make sure the available plugins can do it?

Thanks,
Wiebke