baracroft

@otacke Thank you for your answer. Indeed that was just what was wrong, thanks a lot ! I’ve deleted the snippet and added the h5pmods plugin, changed the plugin_dir_url and that seems to work just how it should, thanks a lot ! I really don’t know anything about php so I couldn’t manage to find what was wrong.

Hello and thank you for your help.

Before disactivating everything and take the risk of breaking something else (and since my website is used everyday by customer, I prefer not to turn anything down). I’ve just tried to undo what I’ve done recently and it seems that the url on the top of my website disappears when I disable a snippet I’ve added yesterday. I’m using H5P plugin on this page to add some learning games, and I wanted to customize the css so I’ve added this snippet :

function MYPLUGIN_alter_styles(&$styles, $libraries, $embed_type) {
  $styles[] = (object) array(
    // Path must be relative to wp-content/uploads/h5p or absolute.
    'path' => bloginfo('template_directory') . '/custom-h5p.css',
    'version' => '?ver=0.1' // Cache buster
  );
}
add_action('h5p_alter_library_styles', 'MYPLUGIN_alter_styles', 10, 3);

This is a code I’ve found on the official doc, and it works, but it does cause the problem apparently. I really can’t see what in this code can cause that though. Any idea ?

Thanks a lot !

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by baracroft.

I’ve tried to update PHP to 7.4, but there’s still the critical error

I’m actually using Remorut
Sorry it seems I can’t put any link…

• This reply was modified 9 years, 5 months ago by baracroft.