• Resolved bsapaka

    (@bsapaka)


    sorry, having a very basic problem. I’m not sure were exactly to put the code… anywhere in the template? I am using Responsive and have this in the full-width template.

    <div class="post-entry">
    <div class="about">
    <?php the_block( 'about' ); ?>
    </div>

    No extra block shows in the admin. How to fix? Thanks

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/multiple-content-blocks/

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  • I have the same problem. It might have to do with WordPress 3.9.
    Any ideas?

    Plugin Author Trendwerk

    (@trendwerk)

    Just tested 3.9, seems to work fine.

    Does it help to disable HTTP Requests? Settings > Multiple content blocks.
    You will then have to visit the page in the front-end in order to show the blocks in the admin panel.

    You can put this code anywhere in the template, as long as $post still has the right value. So don’t forget to call wp_reset_postdata after a custom loop!

    It works now…
    Seems it needed some time to reinitialize the template or something…
    I might have skipped the step to load the front-end or something, can’t remember.

    Resolved for me anyway!

    Thread Starter bsapaka

    (@bsapaka)

    I had to “Show inactive blocks” in settings. I thought I tried this. Anyway works now, thanks for help

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