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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Ollie] Ollie 1.0.8 I don’t see the Setup wizard.@mmcalister the description here needs to be updated: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/themes/ollie/
This is the part which is obsolete for now: “, and a one-of-a-kind theme setup wizard that creates an entire site for you in just a few clicks.“
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Ollie] Theme PreviewI agree that the official demo looks better, but ww.wp.xz.cn is a nonprofit project, you need to donate your time and/or money to improve it.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Ollie] Ollie 1.0.8 I don’t see the Setup wizard.The theme setup wizard has been removed from the theme because the WP review team has disallowed it, see here: https://wptavern.com/contentious-review-process-leads-ollie-theme-to-remove-innovative-onboarding-features-amid-stagnating-block-theme-adoption
So the description of this theme here on WP.org should be updated, there is no setup wizard.
But you can setup the theme manually by the site editor and WordPress core settings, no problem.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Geo Mashup] openlayers js library not loadedThank you! Works now with 1.13.8.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Geo Mashup] openlayers js library not loadedI use the “OpenLayers” map provider, and now all of a sudden all my maps stopped working. It was good before. I use the latest version of the plugin with WordPress 6.0.2 and PHP 7.4.
I only see a gray rectangle in place of the maps.
This is a critical issue, essentially the plugin stopped working.
Could you please update the plugin with the correct JS link, if that is the issue?
or how to solve this issue?
Please help, my website uses hundreds of maps but I only see the gray rectangle now in place of the maps.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Query Loop Block – how to exclude the current post?I chose the Content Views plugin.
There are multiple problems with the core Query Loop Block:
– it can display max. 100 posts, that is a very low number, I don’t know why is it limited to 100 only. With small featured images and lazy-loading, a WordPress site can display hundreds of posts on the same page without performance issues.
– no pagination support
– no way to exclude the current post
– poor filtering options
– I also wanted to display custom field values
Thanks, but it’s way too bloated. 7.3 MB is just the download size of the plugin. It is not small. This simple image slider functionality could be done under 100 KB.
I think this is a bug, please don’t mark this thread as resolved, because it is not resolved yet.
I did a fresh install of WordPress 5.8 with PHP 7.4, using the latest versions of PublishPress Capabilities Free and PublishPress Permissions Free plugins. I only have these two plugins installed with the default WordPress theme. This is a fresh install, the database is fresh, too.
Could you please take a look at my settings? https://imgur.com/a/GvKXrE4
I have created a contributor user. I made sure that I actually saved these settings into the database.
Now I have the following issues:
As you can see, a contributor user should be able to upload media, but then this contributor users should not be able to edit or delete the uploaded media, right?
However in reality when I login with the contributor user, then that user can still edit and/or delete the own media files.
Isn’t it a bug in your plugins, and is it actually possible to forbid a contributor user to delete his/her own media files?
I followed your documentation and your linked article to the letter.
I followed that guide exactly, but a contributor user can still delete his/her own media files. could you please take a look at my settings I shared in my initial post?
Hi,
yes I have already read and followed that article, but my problem is still the same:I want to configure that a contributor user should be able to upload media files (it works), but then this user should not be able to edit that file (it works works) and I want to also disable the “delete permanently” button for a media file, even if the contributor user himself uploaded that media file.
And here comes my problem, no matter what I do, the contributor use will always be able to delete his own media files.
So a contributor user cannot delete other media files, only his/her own media files.
But I want to ensure that a contributor user cannot delete any media files, including his/her own media files.
So I have already read that linked article.
That article says:
By default, only users in the “Administrator” role are able to delete images and files in WordPress.
Users in the Subscriber, Contributor, Author and Editor roles are not allowed to delete.
But actually it is not true. Users can delete their own media files by default.
Could you please take a look at my settings I shared in my initial post?
As you can see, I explicitely set the option to disable the ability to delete media files, but when I login with my contributor test user, that contributor user can still delete the own media files, how is it possible?
Is it even possible with the plugin to disable the deletion of own media files?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Lightbox for Gallery & Image Block] Close the image on clickThanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Lightbox for Gallery & Image Block] Close the image on clickHi,
thank you, and do you know where and how to add this javascript code snippet, without editing the plugin files directly?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LiteSpeed Cache] Quic.cloud video hosting via the LiteSpeed Cache pluginI see.
I think you could add video hosting later. I understand it is expensive, you could charge for it.
And it would be very useful if you would provide adaptive streaming, so LiteSpeed Cache plugin could add a new block to the WordPress block editor which block would insert an advanced video player. And when the user uploads a video to that advanced video player block, that video would be served by quic.cloud CDN and the video player would support adaptive streaming. So for example if the video file is 1080p, but the visitor has slow connection, the server would automatically detect it and serve the video in a lower resolution (and lower resolution for mobile users, too). But the visitor would still be able to manually select the video resolution (so like on YouTube).The problem with the default WordPress video block is that the video player block doesn’t support adaptive streaming, so if I upload a 1080p video to the block, it will be always served as 1080p even for those visitors who don’t have a fast enough internet connection, and even for mobile users who don’t even have that large screen.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LiteSpeed Cache] Cannot save the LiteSpeed Cache plugin settingsI still experience this bug on yet another domain.
Maybe the problem is that by default “Cache Wp-Admin” is set to “ON”. And maybe when you cache wp-admin, this can cause this behavior than I cannot save the settings?
Are you sure that it is necessary to cache the wp-admin by default?
I think you should not cache the wp-admin by default, it can cause more harm than good.
On another domain I set the “Cache Wp-Admin” to OFF, and now I don’t experience this error anymore. But first I had to delete the litespeed cache rows from the database.
I don’t see any reason why should we ever cache the wp-admin?