Hey @arentsen – thanks for the kind words!
Re your issues, that’s quite unusual – even if I refresh the page multiple times I can’t get the images to show, and I can see the JS error you’ve mentioned.
1. Can you tell me which theme and plugins you are using?
2. Is is possible to disable all other plugins to make sure the issue is not coming from those, combined with our plugin? (better done on a test / development site)
Best
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It’s the Divi theme with the Divi builder. I have changed the Post Template and now the images show, but there is still an error. The pagination menu shows up on top of the page, behind the first row of photos.
https://agneslemoigne.art/flowers-2/
These plugins are installed:
Autocomplete WooCommerce Orders
Classic Editor
Code Snippets
Select Cryptocurrency Checkout by Nimiq
Select Custom Layouts – Post + Product grids made easy
Select Media Sync
Select No Right Click Images Plugin
Select Themify – WooCommerce Product Filter
Select WooCommerce
Select WooCommerce Name Your Price
Select WooCommerce Product Add-ons
Select WooCommerce Stripe Gateway
Select WP Mail SMTP
Select Yoast SEO
I uninstalled them one by one and it seems that the issue is with the Divi builder.
Thanks for the info @arentsen
We’re going to have a look at this shortly.
Hey @arentsen
It looks like this issue might be related to the Divi setting “defer 3rd party scripts”:
https://snipboard.io/mnfE0c.jpg
Can you disable this and let me know if it works?
Thanks
That setting did not do the trick, but the setting “Defer jQuery And jQuery Migrate” did. Thanks a lot for the tip!
Great stuff, glad its working out for you.
We’ll make a note to check this out somewhere down the line (after some more releases) to see if we can improve integration with Divi.
Best
Another issue came up after doing some updates. The masonry gallery no longer showed, just large photos underneath each other.
The Inspector gave the error “Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 ()”.
The script tried to load this image for instance: https://agneslemoigne.art/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/DSCN9919-768×576.jpg but it did not exist, only https://agneslemoigne.art/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/DSCN9919-scaled.jpg exists.
I had to change the Image Source Size in the template editor to fix this, choosing Woocommerce Thumbnail, making the gallery much faster as well!
