Sarah Snow
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Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Learning Develop Your First Low-code Block ThemeI would love to take a look!
Let’s try copying and pasting the code you are using into this box here. Rather than write it as a paragraph, select the ‘paragraph’ icon, then select the ‘code’ option. Here’s a screenshot of what I mean: https://d.pr/i/H1NNhL
I’ll take a look at it and we’ll see if we can’t troubleshoot the issue! Thank you so much for your patience.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Learning Develop Your First Low-code Block ThemeHi there! Sarah Snow here. 🙂
I’m taking a look now. It sounds like your “Appearance Tools” aren’t working from the lesson “Your First Codes“. Is that right, or are you somewhere else?
I just double-checked this lesson and looked to make sure that the code (at the very end of the module) works. I was able to see “Appearance Tools”–so, my first thought is that one of the curly brackets { or } might have been missed. I noticed that it’s tough to see the scrollbar in the code, so my first theory is that the full code may not have gotten copied and pasted.
Please try this first:
- Make sure you’re copying and pasting the full code from top to bottom. You can watch this gif to see what I mean just in case.
- If that doesn’t do the trick, can you tell me a little more? 🙂
Specifically:
a. What lesson are you on?
b. Can you copy and paste the code you’re using in your theme.json in your reply so I can take a look?I am not able to see your test website, as it’s on Local, which means it’s not connected to the internet. It’s just on your computer, which is normal. 🙂 However, I’m happy to help you troubleshoot this further! Let me know, and we will work on this together.
Thank you for your time!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help with the “Sections” section?Hi there!
Hmm, this is tricky–it’s definitely not core WordPress, but rather created by a plugin. Good question!
This means that you will find much better support from the folks who designed that ‘Sections’ feature. 🙂
To discover which plugin is creating that section, you might head to your WordPress Dashboard and deactivate your plugins one by one to see which one turns off that “Sections” feature.
Once you know which plugin it is, I would suggest heading to here:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/And search for the name of the plugin. If it’s in the WordPress plugin repository, you’ll often be able to click on the name of the plugin and look for a button labeled ‘support’ – you will often find forums that way.
If it’s not in the repository, you might Google the name of the plugin in order to find whatever company made it; many plugin developers have different ways of reaching them by support (though do be aware that sometimes it’s a paid feature), and also provide different tutorials on their features.
I hope this gets you started!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Woocommerce cupon noticeHi there,
I think it will depend on which plugins you’re using that may be generating that. WooCommerce itself is a plugin, which means it isn’t core WordPress–it’s an add-on. 🙂
To get specific help, you might start by heading over to the WooCommerce Forums:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/plugin/woocommerce/
And asking there.
If you are using additional plugins for your coupon, one of those may be creating that notice.
To find help, if you head to https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/ and search for the plugin you’re using, you’ll often find help documents as well as a button on that page called ‘support’. You’ll want to ask the experts there so that the people who designed and support the plugin can best assist you, since they know their plugins much better!
I hope that helps send you in the right direction. Have a good day!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Error 500Hi there,
It sounds like the plugin that you’re trying to upload may not be compatible with another plugin or WordPress itself. Are you able to access your dashboard? If so, try deactivating all of your Plugins, upload and activate your new plugin, then activate the other plugins one by one to see if there is one in particular that is causing the conflict.
If you are unable to access your WordPress Administration Screens, deactivate your Plugins via FTP by following these instructions.
This is a common WordPress error, which means you aren’t alone – you can find a little more information about it here. 🙂
I hope that helps! Good luck.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How find where is an image usedHi there!
This is a great question! Fortunately, I think there is a quick solution, using the list view rather than grid view in your WordPress media library.
Go to wp-admin > Media, and press the ‘list’ button:
From there, you should be able to see a list of “uploaded to”, which shows you where this image lives on your website, like this:
Example of an image and where it is used:
The arrow points to the ‘Uploaded To’ category.
If you click the button where it was uploaded, it should take you to the post or page where this image exists. I hope that helps!
To learn more about managing your media, this short video tutorial might be helpful – this is where I learned about this handy feature! 🙂 Have a good day!
Hi there,
Welcome to WordPress! We’re delighted you’re here. 🙂
Hmm, I was able to recreate this on my own test website! Does it look like this screenshot for you too?
I think you may have stumbled across a bug with that theme! Good job!
I was able to create a different category with words in English, and was able to delete the new template; I think it has something to do with using chinese characters.
Since this is a theme-specific, you’ll want to ask this question in the Twenty Twenty-Three support forums, where the people who designed it and support it help others just like you. You can find the Twenty Twenty Three forums here.
I hope this helps! Good luck. 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Blank page when editing/creating posts&pagesHi there,
This is a guess based on what I’m seeing in the code here (another person might have a stronger answer), but in case this helps get you started sooner, I thought I’d try to answer. 🙂
It looks like the code you’re showing is from a block theme. Are you switching from one block theme to another, perhaps?
I’m wondering if some theme blocks got deleted in your templates. You can check this under your Appearance > Editor > Templates > Post or Page section, which might explain the blank theme. If you head to that section using a block theme, if you click your list view, do you see “Post Title” or “Post Content” blocks, like in this screenshot?
Post Title and Post Content Block Example Image Here
If those theme blocks are missing and you are using a block theme, that may be why content on posts and pages is not appearing. Try adding the “Post Title” content block and “Post Content” block in, and see if that doesn’t resolve the issue.
A question: How are you making your backups? Are you using a plugin or an XML file or something else?
Finally, I’m not able to see the issue when I click on individual posts or pages; it sounds like you fixed it a background way, but we may be able to better diagnose the problem if we can see it for ourselves. Do let me know if you choose to do this and I’ll take a look!
Best of luck!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Creating full-screen sections with automatic scroll linksHi Gau!
What an interesting idea! I like the idea of the cover block here. It sounds like you’re wanting to add a lot of jump-links into single pages, and I can see why that would be a lot of work.
I took a look at some plugins in the WordPress repository and don’t see anything that quite works the way that you’ve described (or works with the block editor, which it sounds like you’re using).
You might be able to do something similar to what you’re thinking of with Query Loops and perhaps categories. It’s not exactly what I think that you’re after, but it might give you some ideas — check out this tutorial on taking advantage of query loops to learn more.
Someone else may have a different or more detailed answer, but just in case that helps faster, I thought I’d reply. 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Turning wordpress/components into blocksHi there!
Hmm, I’m not a developer so I’m not sure how helpful this might be, but since it’s been a little bit since you’ve posted this, I thought I might provide a potential resource for you. There is a brand new course on Learn.ww.wp.xz.cn available specifically on making custom blocks. I don’t see anything mention of cards, but perhaps it may be useful to you?
Take a look at this course here on developing your first custom block to see if it might be useful for you.
If that doesn’t help, could you list a few of the custom blocks you’re trying to make? What do you need them to to do? 🙂 If you do so, others might be able to provide some ways to achieve what you’re after.
I hope this helps. Good luck!
Hi there!
Unfortunately, I’m not seeing anything in your screenshots that should be updating all your templates. That doesn’t mean it is not happening, though!
A few thoughts that might help:
1. It’s possible for a template part to use another template part within it–which means that if you make changes to either one in templates, the changes will be applied to both. For example, in the Twenty Twenty-Two theme, the header templates:
Header (Dark, Small)
Header (Dark, Large)Which you can find pictured here are templates themselves. However, they ALSO use the template part, ‘header’ inside them, which you can see in this image of a list view here.
This means that if I make a change to EITHER the ‘header (dark, small)’ template part itself, or if I make a change to ‘header’, which is another template part nested inside another template part, it will change all throughout the website.
This was described to me as an intentional feature of certain themes, not a bug. It can make updating your entire website easier in one moment, but it can also make it complicated if you use a lot of unique designs! 🙂
2. I also translated “O bloco reutilizável”, which I think means ‘reusable block’. These are slightly different than templates; changes you make to a reusable block that you have added to a post or page will only occur on that page. Meanwhile, template parts
What should you do?
A. I think my first step would be to make sure that each template part did not contain any other template parts within them.B. Consider watching this brief video to learn the difference between templates, template parts, reusable blocks, and block patterns. This may help you figure out what element you’re using and help you make changes only to what you mean to — either the whole website, or just one particular page or template. 🙂
I hope this helps! Good luck!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Page content not showing in template pageDo I need to assign some kind of placeholder in the template to display the content?
I’m guessing here, but my suspicion is that a theme block might have gotten deleted in the template that shows the content you’ll write in your dashboard under “Pages”.
If you head to your site editor (appearance > Editor > upper-left-hand icon > templates) and open the template you’re working on, click on the list view and expand each section. Do you see a theme block called “post title” or “post content”?
Here’s a gif to show you what I mean.
Even though these are pages, you’ll need content blocks that show “post title” and “post content”. A page is technically a type of post (if I understand it correctly anyway), so if those blocks got removed from the template, that may be why your pages appear blank, even though you’re writing content in “Pages”.
What might fix it:
To add them back, use the inserter (the plus sign in the top left-hand corner) and look for the theme blocks, “post title” and “post content”. Add them to your template, save, and see if your page content shows.If that doesn’t help, consider taking a screenshot of what the template looks like in the site editor and sharing that here with us — that may help us help you figure out the issue. 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Categories DisappearHey, good job! I’m glad the work-around helped. Luckily, WordPress has lots of ways of doing the same things. 🙂
I took a look at your website and don’t see anything from the front end that would explain that issue. Someone else may have more insight.
If you’re clicking the gear button in the top-right-hand corner and it appears, then disappears, it almost sounds like a browser issue.
Do you have another browser downloaded, such as FireFox or Safari? You might try opening a post in that to see if the same issue persists.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Categories DisappearHmm, how strange! Do you have a screencast or screenshot I might be able to see? If you add a link to your website, I might be able to better troubleshoot the issue.
1. What plugins do you have enabled? I wonder if one is conflicting. You might try disabling them one by one to see if that resolves the issue.
2. What theme are you using?
3. Are you using any sort of pagebuilder?Let’s try a work-around. Here is a screencast of these steps:
A. Head to your WordPress dashboard,
B. Click on “Posts”
C. Then click on “Categories”. Can you add a new category there?
D. Once you have your category set up, click on “Posts”, hover your mouse over the post you want to add a category too, then “quick edit”.
E. Select the category you would like to be attached to the post, then click ‘update’.Does that work for the time being?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Categories DisappearHi there,
It sounds like you’re trying to post a new blog, and you’d like to set a category on this blog page. However, when you click on your post settings, you see categories for a moment and then it disappears. Is that right?
If that’s right, I suspect your post settings may be disappearing in favor of block settings. I made a quick gif for you here to see if this helps. You’ll want to switch from block to post settings in order to find your categories.
I hope that helps!