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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Website LLMs.txt] Suggestion: customize post type namesAwesome, thanks!
This works perfectly for us. As a UI suggestion, in the interest of making it more obvious for other users, I’d set the original post type name as the default value in the field instead of in its own column. Right now it isn’t obvious as to what the blank field is for (I only understood because I was looking for it).
You’d probably want to include the original post type as the placeholder value too, in case somebody forgets which post type they wrote over (then when they blank out the override value, they’ll see the original value underneath).
That said, I’m not a UI expert so I won’t be insulted if you leave it as is.
Again, thanks.
I figured as much. May be worth adding a note somewhere about the issue, and the workaround of ensuring their custom types are set to init priority 0.
FWIW your suggested workaround of using a custom URL is of course reasonable and I tried it… but the plugin automatically converts it into a post ID, presumably because it recognizes the permalink. Normally a great feature but defeats this workaround.
Confirmed. Setting add_action(‘init’ priority to 0 on my custom post type registration function solved this.
Not sure if there’s a good fix for this, or if the plugin could be added at a lower priority (I see do_redirect is set to priority 1). But causing redirect chains is certainly not ideal.
Would I be correct to guess that this is an issue of loading order, and the plugin is loaded and runs before the theme is loaded? If so, any workaround?
We’ve given up and uninstalled the plugin. Just accidentally updated the plugin today and it broke the site again, necessitating another restore from backup. Doesn’t seem like a fix is coming.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple User Listing] Grid list is not responsiveSent. I’ve not worked with SCSS much so hopefully my edit is valid.
A more complete responsive solution would involve changing to a “fit as many fixed width columns as possible” approach as I’ve implemented on the S2SO site linked above. Fhat would require changes to the block edit screen (addition of a new layout option) which is well beyond my WP development experience. But the result is:
grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, 300px);
place-content: center;with the “300px” of course replaced by whatever you want the column width to be.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple User Listing] Grid list is not responsiveI made a couple other CSS tweaks for better responsive behaviour. If useful I can send a patch. See the results at https://seatoskyorchestra.ca/members/
Same here, updating from 3.20 to 4.1.1. Have tried twice (after having to restore the DB and plugin files from backup). Both times it takes the site down because of the apparently missing table.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7 Multi-Step Forms] JS error “wpcf7 is not defined”It does still occur with every plugin except CF7 and the necessary “under construction” plugin (but happens on the production site without under construction too). No change with disabling our theme (Avada/Fusion) and using 2021.