fulloutcreative
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Gotcha — I think I’m seeing the disconnect. Since the plugin is called “Site Kit by Google – Analytics, Search Console, AdSense, Speed” I was assuming there would be coordination between all these elements (specifically Analytics and the upcoming changes to third party cookies in Chrome).
EDIT: I wasn’t actually fully setup with that new GA Plugin when I was testing (I had to regenerate code via Jetpack Boost). Once connected it seems I am getting the same third-party cookies reporting as I am with Site Kit. This brings me back to the comment above — is this something Google will sort out between GA and Chrome?
- This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by fulloutcreative.
The gist I’m getting from you is that you believe the cookies created by Site Kit are being miss-categorized as third party cookies by Lighthouse?
I re-ran Lighthouse with and without Site Kit.
Without Site Kit: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/auhhkdws7810ewemd8ve0/NoSiteKit-fulloutcreative.com-20240711T131638.html?rlkey=xvtxuzvm07jzjv3fh9akyxuxs&st=2slrpkal&dl=0

Thank you for the quick replies. What I can’t wrap my head around is the difference in site-data when this plugin is enabled or disabled
I’m using a separate chrome profile to try and keep things distinct from my logged-in profile. These screenshots are from a non logged-in profile and I’ve been manually deleting the sites via the interface shown in the image. Right now, with Site Kit disabled, I’m only seeing Google.com data when I go to our Contact Us page with an embedded map. Nothing on the homepage.
Lighthouse Report
There were too many to fit in a screenshot, perhaps the HTML of the report will work better
Best Practices (61) > General > Uses third-party cookies – 39 cookies found
Site Health Text File on DropBox
Thanks! I deployed the CSS and confirmed the resolution.
Thank you for the reply.
I gave it a try with troubleshooting mode, but honestly it’s no longer worth the hassle. In the first attempt, the pop-up did not appear at all. This is similar to the experience with a “simple” product page.
I am going to move-forward with in-line options using shortcode.
Thank you Elvira.
I did what you asked, and the Pop-Up doesn’t appear at all on our ‘Simple’ Products
https://www.fulloutcreative.com/product/headshot-retouchingFollow-up with more information.
I have started using the “WooCommerce Page Builder” to create custom layouts for our products. It appears that the Duplication of the Pop-Up Form exists in two places:
1. The page overall (as expected), as I scroll down, the form stays center
2. The section of the Product that holds the “Single Product Description” — this is the duplicate. As I scroll down, its clear that this duplicate version of the form is inset to that section.In the Form Settings > Form Placement > Pop-Up > I am assigning this form to appear on this exact page only “East Side Dance 2022”
https://www.fulloutcreative.com/product/east-side-dance-2022/Thank you for the reply. It was deactivated, sorry about that — it is live now.
https://www.fulloutcreative.com/product/east-side-dance-2022/Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Image Gallery] Alt Text Ignored, Image Title UsedThank you for the reply. That will be double the work for us to update the Alt text in the Media Manager, and then again in the Gallery. Since you are intentionally using the Image Name as Alt Text — How I can I submit a feature request for a 1-to-1 assignment were Alt Text is actually assigned correctly?
@jessecowens Thank you so much for your help with this. Short answer, yes Gutenberg works.
For Clarity: When I enable (via role manager) WPBakery for that post type I see the buttons for- Backend Editor (wpbakery)
- Frontend Editor (wpbakery)
- Gutenberg Editor
This is similar to what I see when editing a Page just without the top-right dropdown:
- Post & Page Builder
- WordPress Editor
- Classic Editor
I wasn’t able to get wp-cli going so I installed a plugin called “Pods – Custom Content Types and Fields” — that plugin listed the handles. For example, I was able to list the “Block Library” and it came back as “bg_block” — similarly the one I am targeting is listed as “cpt_services”
Random thought: WP Bakery is able to be an ‘editor’ for this cpt — would that imply that cpt already supports ‘editor’ ?
Also, that new Pods plugin was available as well when editing a post within Services.
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I also dug around the Theme Files and found:
$post_type == TRX_ADDONS_CPT_SERVICES_PTI’ve updated the functions.php in the child theme – still no luck — here is the full code of that file (in case something else is missing):
<?php /** * Add excerpt support to pages */ function add_cpt_services_support() { add_post_type_support( 'TRX_ADDONS_CPT_SERVICES_PT', 'editor'); } add_action('init', 'add_cpt_services_support', 99); /** * Child-Theme functions and definitions */ function my_theme_enqueue_styles() { wp_enqueue_style( 'parent-style', get_template_directory_uri() . '/style.css' ); } add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'my_theme_enqueue_styles' );Thanks, still no luck though. I also tried adding it to the functions.php on the parent theme (making a copy first) — triggered debug mode, so that clearly didn’t work. Turns out the CPT is being added by a plugin (trx_addons), does that change where we would place the code?
Thanks for the help. I’m using a child theme with a pretty sparse functions.php file. I’ve tried adding the code you provided with variations based on $post_type and cpt_services which is how the template refers to the CPT.
I’ve added this:function add_cpt_services_support() { add_post_type_support( $post_type, 'editor' ); } add_action('init', 'add_cpt_services_support');and tried similar variations
function add_cpt_services_support() { add_post_type_support( 'cpt_services', 'editor' ); } add_action('init', 'add_cpt_services_support');