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Thanks, Jerome! My first impression is that this version solves the problem. Disclaimer: it’s First Christmas day in the morning and I’ve never seen our shared hosting server respond so crispy.

Our provider uses Litespeed Web Server, so the Litespeed cache plugin is more or less mandatory for us.

When I click Force updates I see something like ‘Force update checks were initiated’ briefly, but nothing gets updated and nothing appears in the log.

We installed Litespeed Cache on Nov 11th, but there is hardly ever a night without at least one plugin update. It is very unlikely that the were no updates between Nov 6th and Nov 11th.

Re-installing EUM did not solve the issue. It lists 6 updates currently, but it does not execute them. The log remains empty.

Thanks Yoan,

Setting “Timeslot frequency” as low as 00:12 still did not make the titles wrap, but from 00:10 down it works fine.

The other suggestions you made also worked, but non-timegrid views made the calendar less orderly in our case. Also my understanding of CSS is limited, so I did not fiddle with that.

regards,
Willem

@jmcelhaney 3.4.29 fixed the problem and with 3.4.30 it is still fine.

Confirmed, thanks!

Please focus on the URL I entered at “The page I need help with”. Like in the widgets I tested with it is not showing the titles.
The shortcode on that page is:
[feedzy-rss feeds="https://www.scheepspost.info/feed/" max="3" offset="0" feed_title="yes" refresh="12_hours" lazy="no" summary="yes" ]

When I do R-click > Inspect element on that page there is a <span class="title"> that does contain the title text, but none of my browsers is displaying it. I noticed that the <a> elements contain rel=” noopener”, with a space before noopener that I think shouldn’t be there, but I don’t know if that is the cause.

The “WordPress RSS widget” is described here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/article/wordpress-widgets/#using-rss-widgets

A screenshot with default WordPress RSS widget

A screenshot from a widget using Feedzy

I have set it to show the author to verify it is actually picking up the feed.

Yes, 3.4.29 fixed the problem for us too. Thanks, Ninja team.

Hello @dkomando, for us less PHP savvy creatures, could you explain what that change is doing?

We’re getting the first error the OP reported above *all* pages:

Warning: file_get_contents(***/wp-content/plugins/ninja-forms/blocks/form/block.json): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/lvbhb/public_html/wp-content/plugins/ninja-forms/blocks/bootstrap.php on line 12

I don’t think it can be done with the current version, but count me in for this feature request!

I just found how it works. You have to click the logo with a + in the green circle to replace the image with one from the WP image gallery. The URL field is for a link that opens when you click the image.

Problem solved.

But why, MailPoet, why? Why no featured image for full post, like in MailPoet 2? Why no text wrapping like in MailPoet 2? Why are you so stubborn in keeping these “most frequent asked features” out of MailPoet 3? There are many complaints about it in the review section of this site, but your only response is a confirmation that “this is not possible in MailPoet 3” You don’t even bother to explain why we are not allowed to do this. Is it violating some technical standard? Or an EU regulation?

I’m a newsletter sender, but of course I’m also receiving many newsletters and most of them have small images aligned left (or alternating left/right) with text wrapped around it. And one of them is like ours created with MailPoet 2, I can tell by the message source.

We keep our fingers crossed that version 2 keeps working.

@plaoureux, I don’t have a clue, but you’re jumping on an old topic that has been marked as resolved. You have a much better change to get answers if you start your own topic. Go to the forum main page, scroll all the way to bottom where you’ll find the form to submit a new question.

cheers,
Willem