Sallie Goetsch

It works! Thanks for the quick fix. Looking forward to having the fix in EditorsKit as well.

@mattschofield I never knew a 404 would be reported as text/html, though it does make sense if there’s an actual 404 page.

@olivierlafleur Thank you for fixing this. I’ll install that update right away.

I’m getting MIME type errors on that specific file.

/wp-admin/admin.php?page=sucuriscan:1 Refused to apply style from 'https://domain-redacted.org/wp-content/plugins/coblocks/dist/coblocks-extensions.css?ver=7223b24b7c054f8b2d79a4a30d688f5e' because its MIME type ('text/html') is not a supported stylesheet MIME type, and strict MIME checking is enabled.

I’m planning to check my Sucuri settings, but why on earth would a CSS file show ‘text/html` as a MIME type?

I have of course had to do a zillion other things and not tested it, but I’m going to take your word for it that it’s fixed now, so you can go ahead and mark this resolved, or I will. Thank you!

Thanks for checking that! I will add that in.

Hi, Ross.

It’s a customization of Mai Sparkle (Genesis child theme) and on my local dev so I can’t share a link. The theme registers a color palette that can be modified in the customizer (it sets the colors it registers as defaults for the customizer).

Core blocks pick this color palette up fine. So do Genesis Blocks. Various block libraries I’ve used on other sites pick them up fine. I’m wondering whether it has to do with how styles are enqueued for the editor–I know a lot are inline (having just modified some of the ones in the theme), and that overrides everything. If I have time, I will see whether I can test in the default theme and see what happens there, to try to rule out theme code as an issue.

Cheers,
Sallie

I’m having this problem, too. It’s as if WordPress doesn’t recognize the existence of the blocks, even though the Kadence block manager says they are enabled.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by Sallie Goetsch.

Hm. Might be a conflict with another plugin. It looks the way I need it to on the front end, so I’m going to leave it for now. It’s not something the client will need to edit much.

Okay, still not sure how it works, but I see the speed change on the front end. It’s just always dizzyingly fast in the editor.

I will do a happy dance then, because it will make the plugin pretty much perfect.

Thanks for the heads-up. I’ll take a look.

Thanks for looking into it. Keep up the good work!

I’m getting the same error, and rolled back to the previous version for now. Do you absolutely need require_once instead of include_once?

It works now. Thanks for the fix!

Thanks so much for the filter. I have a lot of plugins on the sites where I use Glance That and no idea what might be causing an issue with dismissing the notice, so I’ll just stick that in my functions file and all will be well.