kracked888

Thanks Amjad Ali, I’m not talking about making forms GDPR compliant, I’m talking about automating GDPR Data Delete / Export requests from end users, that use the baked in WP compliance tools.

Ninja Forms (Free) for example, and Gravity Forms(Paid) have pre-built templates for forms that can be added to any page. These contain the necessary actions to integrate with the WP export / delete data tools.

https://ninjaforms.com/blog/wordpress-gdpr-export-delete-requests/

This makes it incredibly easy to add a complete form, or just a data export / delete action to an existing form. I’m not seeing an easy way to do this in WP Forms.

PC

Thanks Mohd Javed,

I ended up setting the Development Mode to ‘theme’ in wp-config.php and that seems to have done the trick in busting the theme caching.

define( ‘WP_DEVELOPMENT_MODE’, ‘theme’ );

• https://make.ww.wp.xz.cn/core/2023/07/14/configuring-development-mode-in-6-3/
• https://github.com/WordPress/create-block-theme/issues/431

Regards
Paul

Thanks Aaron, appreciate the follow-up. I have experienced this in the past and IIRC a subsequent update resolved the issue. I will submit a Gutenberg issue as suggested…

PS: What are using to record the screen / mp4? That functionality would be really helpful at times…

Thanks for chiming in Aaron.

Image 1. I’ve enlarged the image slightly to try and make it a bit clearer. You should be able to see how the last <p> block is jammed hard against the bottom of the editor window.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LimBtJcROSZSdm9vJJhwi6adLWOSLpuH/view?usp=sharing

Image 2. I’ve collapsed the Yoast Meta Box and now the last <p> block is jammed against the bottom of my browser window. The content won’t scroll up to raise the last block to a comfortable working height in the editor. I have to add several empty <p> blocks instead…

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1og8EL5PnCde5NTbae4Mb4yULi8aOG7li/view?usp=sharing

Image 3. I’ve deactivated Yoast and this is how I seem to remember it being before the recent update…

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pP0pFdANTzVlFgPOKXiuSqXGrujOBON_/view?usp=sharing

Cheers Mike, that resolves the ‘Thin’ variation.

What about the double <hr> when either the ‘Default’ or “Wide Line’ variation is selected? If you take a look at the original screenshot and zoom in you can clearly see the two <hr> elements stacked on top of each other.

Actually here’s a new screenshot where I’ve changed the color and added some padding to the WP core separator block so it’s easier to see.

If I switch to the TT4 theme the issue is no longer there…

I installed the WP Core Monitor plugin and when trying to visit https://www.sentrylocksmiths.com.au/hoppers-crossing/ the stack trace is below –>>

wp_redirect WordPress Core wp-includes/canonical.php:830

redirect_canonical WordPress Core wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php:324

apply_filters WordPress Core wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php:348

do_action WordPress Core wp-includes/plugin.php:517

do_action WordPress Core wp-includes/template-loader.php:13

require_once WordPress Core wp-blog-header.php:19

require WordPress Core index.php:17

Thanks Darian, but this setting is not impacting the element I’m talking about. The actual setting exists at Appearance / Customize / The Events Calendar / Month View / Event Span – For all-day and multi-day events The checkbox is set to use the ‘accent color’ which is set on the Appearance > Customize > The Events Calendar > Global Elements page, as you pointed out… It’s currently set to #5555fa.

If you visit the events calendar on the link I provided, take a look at the All-Day event on May 07 (Protector Prayers (PRACTICE ALONG). You will see that the event title is styled with a background-color of #dcd6b3, some border-radius and it looks like the TEC Category Color Plugin #10f204 for the Ceremonies category.

The class appears to be .tribe-events-calendar-month__multiday-event-bar-inner

<div class="tribe-events-calendar-month__multiday-event-bar">
	<div class="tribe-events-calendar-month__multiday-event-bar-inner">
		<div class="tribe-common-b2 tribe-common-b2--bold tribe-events-virtual-virtual-event">
	<em class="tribe-events-virtual-virtual-event__icon" title="Virtual">
		<svg class="tribe-common-c-svgicon tribe-common-c-svgicon--virtual tribe-events-virtual-virtual-event__icon-svg" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 26 16">
	<title>Virtual Events</title>
	<defs></defs>
	<g fill-rule="evenodd" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round" stroke-width="2" transform="translate(1 1)">
		<path d="M18 10.7333333c2.16-2.09999997 2.16-5.44444441 0-7.46666663M21.12 13.7666667c3.84-3.7333334 3.84-9.80000003 0-13.53333337M6 10.7333333C3.84 8.63333333 3.84 5.28888889 6 3.26666667M2.88 13.7666667C-.96 10.0333333-.96 3.96666667 2.88.23333333" class="tribe-common-c-svgicon__svg-stroke"></path><ellipse cx="12" cy="7" rx="2.4" ry="2.33333333" class="tribe-common-c-svgicon__svg-stroke"></ellipse>
	</g>
</svg>
	</em>
	<span class="tribe-events-virtual-virtual-event__text">
		Virtual Events	</span>
</div>
		<h3 class="tribe-events-calendar-month__multiday-event-bar-title tribe-common-h8">
	Protector Prayers (PRACTICE ALONG)</h3>

<span class="tribe-events-calendar-series-archive__container">
	
<svg class="tribe-common-c-svgicon tribe-common-c-svgicon--series tribe-events-series-archive__icon" width="14" height="12" viewBox="0 0 14 12" fill="none" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
	<title>Event Series</title>
	<rect x="0.5" y="4.5" width="9" height="7"></rect>
	<path d="M2 2.5H11.5V10"></path>
	<path d="M4 0.5H13.5V8"></path>
</svg>
</span>
	</div>
</div>

The CSS rule applied to the element is background: var(–global-palette7) which is from Appearance / Customize / Colors & Fonts / Colors / Global Palette

#primary .tribe-events .tribe-events-calendar-month__multiday-event-bar-inner {
background: var(--global-palette7);}

I can override this in style.css but it would be more elegant to find out where it’s coming from and change it there…

Paul