Pat K

Ok, thanks. Prior to posting – and updating the plugin – I used CSS to hide the notifications. I can confirm they are no longer appearing throughout the dashboard.

Thanks for following up on this!

Excellent! Many thanks.

Found this https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/awesome-logo-carousel-block/ by the same developer and it works – no bugs or problems on mobile! (In case someone else is looking for a flexible logo carousel image block.)

WP Version: 6.5.5
GeneratePress: 3.4.0
PHP Version: 8.2.20
No page builders. Using the Gutenberg block editor
Widget Options: Version 4.0.6.1

I just ran a test on a fresh install of WP (same environment as specified above). When I create a new page, the black + button is aligned to the right of “Type / to choose a block” as expected. Yay. But as soon as I add content to the page (e.g., a paragraph) and either hit “Enter” with my keyboard or use the options menu to “Add before” or “Add after” to add a new block, the + button is no longer present. Boo. If I disable “Gutenberg Page & Post Block Options”, like magic the + button starts working again.

Thanks for following up. Just FYI, WooCommerce Admin was (and has always been) disabled. It’s the ‘old’ Reports tool that was showing zero data. Additionally, in new versions of WC (not sure when this was introduced) there is a ‘Customer History’ dialog on the right that displays ‘Total orders’, Total revenue’ and ‘Average order value’. They were all showing ‘0’. It’s also worth noting that on the 2 sites where this problem was present, BACS (Bank Transfers) is the only available payment method. I manage other sites where BACS and other payment methods (e.g. PayPal) are present and there was no problem. I didn’t have time to troubleshoot this further, but this order history & reporting issue appears to happen when BACS is the only payment option and the Disable Bloat for WC plugin is installed. As I reported, disabling your plugin and flushing the history cache resolved the problem.

I do appreciate the hard work you’ve done to offer this plugin to the WP community for free – I didn’t mean to disparage your plugin or hard work… and I realize supporting it must be like playing multiple simultaneous games of moving whack-a-mole.

Hi Bruce. If you re-read my post, you’ll notice there is no mention of the word “banner”. That’s because I’m not referring to a banner. If the WP forum still allowed uploading files, I’d share a screenshot. Fortunately, the forum rules allow me to share code. This (see code below) is loading 2 separate containers in the footer of the media library in layer stacked on top of the pagination menu. One container reads “Organize your files”; the other is a large folder icon. These containers block me from navigating through my media library. I know I can hide this using custom CSS, but I shouldn’t have to do this (in addition to time it took to figure out the source of this intrusive code). In my opinion, this is SUPER uncool.

<div id="filebird_cross" class="fbv-cross-wrap">
    <div class="fbv-cross-popup">
      <div class="fbv-cross-icon-wrap">
        <i class="fbv-icon fbv-i-folder"></i>
        <i class="dashicons dashicons-no-alt"></i>
      </div>
      <div class="fbv-cross-sub">
        <span>Organize your files</span>
      </div>
    </div>
    <div class="fbv-cross-window">
      <div class="fbv-cross-window-mess">
        <h3>Your WordPress media library is messy?</h3>
        <span>Start using FileBird to organize your files into folders by drag and drop.</span>
      </div>
      <div class="fbv-cross-window-img-wrap">
        <img src="https://ps.w.org/filebird/assets/screenshot-2.gif" alt="screenshot_demo">
      </div>
      <div class="fbv-cross-window-btn">
        <div><a class="button button-primary fbv-cross-install" href="javascript:;"><i class="dashicons dashicons-wordpress-alt"></i>Install for free</a></div>
        <div><a class="fbv-cross-link fbv-cross-hide-popup" href="javascript:;" rel="noopener noreferrer">Don't display again</a></div>
      </div>
    </div>
  </div>