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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: One or More Modules Is Missing: ZipYes, I was checking from the command line, and specified the version of PHP (7.4) that the site is using, as well as checking the system PHP version. Both show the zip module is present.
I also tried phpinfo(), and it shows that the zip ini is loaded (40-zip.ini) as well as a listing for “Zip” in the Module Authors Section. I don’t see a specific section of phpinfo for Zip, however.
I haven’t heard back from you, so I am going to assume you have resolved this. Please let me know if you have further questions.
Hi @oliveirataquari,
I’m trying to understand how this would be desirable, since the plugin is designed to provide menus in posts/pages to navigate to other posts/pages/urls where the dropdown would not be visible. Are you trying to use the Menu In Post (MIP) plugin to navigate to the same page the MIP dropdown is on; e.g., for named anchors on the same page or a widget?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Menu In Post] Two columns menuHi @stefan2204,
I haven’t heard back from you, so I am going to assume this is resolved and mark it as such. If you have further questions, let me know.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Menu In Post] Two columns menuIf you’ve set your list’s Style to “List of links,” you can customize it to include columns using CSS. Doing so involves two steps:
- Assign a custom class to the menu container
- Add column-count CSS for the number of columns
Make sure to assign the menu container a special class to use in the CSS in order to restrict the custom CSS to only your menu.
For example, say you want to call your menu’s class “mycustomclass”. In Admin -> Tools -> Menu In Post Tools, enter “mycustomclass” in the “Container Class(es)” text box when you build your Menu In Post shortcode. If you have already created your shortcode, you can edit it and add:
container_class="mycustomclass"to the shortcode.
Next, add the following CSS to your child theme’s style.css or to Admin -> Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS:
.mycustomclass { column-count: 2; }Save your changes, clear any caching plugin and your browser cache, and you should be good to go.
For more information, see the CSS column-count property on W3Schools.
Hi @ssmeredith
I don’t know of any documentation, but I believe you can create a Sold page by logging into WP Admin, then going IDX Pages -> Add New, then selecting “Listing Statuses” from the IDX Data Filters Section, and checking “Sold”.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [TI WooCommerce Wishlist] Line breaks in “Add to Cart” buttonYou don’t give a link to your site, so I can’t test it, but on my site, the “Add to Cart” buttons have a class of “tinvwl-txt,” so it works to add the following CSS:
.tinvwl-txt { white-space: nowrap; }That approach means you don’t have to add a new class to the element. The downside on my site that I suspect may also affect yours is that it will cause other elements in the table to wrap.
Alternatively, you could use the same class to change the font size:
.tinvwl-txt { font-size: small; /* or whatever size you want... */ }I just upgraded to 3.13.1, and no errors.
Thanks @bacco4249 for posting about this and @lindzconnell for the prompt action getting it fixed.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Contact form 7 spins with woocommerce enabled@ethical this:
forms work fine if logged in as admin on wordpress, but not for the public
makes it sound like it may be a caching issues, since some caching plugins don’t cache for admin users who are logged in.
I’m glad I saw this before I updated.
@bacco4249, please post the details and fix once you get it.
Right after I did the WooCommerce upgrade. some order emails never arrived, but that could have been due to weather-related Internet outages and/or the database upgrade for WooCommerce. It resolved on its own, and everything seems to be working okay now.
I do know about the line in the plugin readme.txt files that dictates the WordPress and WooCommerce compatibility; however, I don’t think it’s a good idea to ignore the warnings. WordPress sends out notices to plugin developers well in advance of new releases warning them to test their plugins and update the compatibility settings, and I figured since this plugin is developed by the same people that develop WooCommerce, they should be aware of new releases of WooCommerce in advance as well, so I found the lack of compatibility more concerning.
In some cases, WordPress and/or WooCommerce have introduced changes in their code that breaks a plugin. What I was concerned about is that WooCommerce 5.0 requires a database upgrade, which makes it more difficult for me to roll back to a previous version. Not only that, but I can’t test ShipStation on my staging site since it doesn’t seem to have a test mode. It’s either take a chance on the production site, or not upgrade.
However, if you know that ShipStation does work with WooCommerce 5.0 then I will give it a shot.
@vannquish You should make sure you’ve cleared all caching before testing, including any caching plugins your WordPress installation uses, hosting caching programs, CDNs, and your browser cache.
I had this problem when I originally began using this plugin several years ago. I’ve been using the plugin Delete Expired Transients to clean up after this one, and so far, it has been doing the job. It runs automatically once a day to delete expired transients, or you can do so manually through the Admin UI. Currently, my Options table is at about 6.2 MiB.
It would be nice if this plugin had a cron task of its own to clean out the expired transients so that another plugin wasn’t necessary…