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Hi @davidbawiec.
Many thanks for bringing this to our attention. We’ll look to publish an update in the next couple of days.
Out of interest are you getting any specific error/warning messages?
Regards,
Loomisoft
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Reusable Content & Text Blocks by Loomisoft] how can i add an expiry date?Hi @jlogo
Many thanks for your support enquiry.
I must admit, our plugin doesn’t natively support post enquiries, but have you tried this plugin:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-post-expires/
We haven’t tested it ourselves, but it might be what you’re looking for.
Do let us know if it works.
Regards,
Loomisoft
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Reusable Content & Text Blocks by Loomisoft] Great pluginThanks @avibadash. Much appreciated
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Reusable Content & Text Blocks by Loomisoft] Insert text not shortcodesIf I understand the question, you just want a common block of text to be effectively imported into the post so you can then edit it on a case by case basis. If that’s the kind of thing you are looking for, then in all honesty, no.
The idea behind the plugin is to modularise content. That way if a common block you use in say 300 posts/pages (e.g. some “Special Offer” box), was to change, you would only have to make the change in one place and not have to drill down into all 300 pages/posts … that would be a maintenance nightmare.
However, the plugin allows you to have “variables”. One user we know of has a piece of text that says something like:
“Have you visited London?” on the London page
“Have you visited Paris?” on the Paris page
“Have you visited Tokyo?” on the Tokyo page
etc.This is done by having a content block (let’s say ID 820) that has:
Have you visited [ls_content_block getvar=”varplace”]?
Then on each page you define the variable when calling the block:
On the London page you have: [ls_content_block id=”820″ varplace=”London”]
On the Paris page you have: [ls_content_block id=”820″ varplace=”Paris”]
On the Tokyo page you have: [ls_content_block id=”820″ varplace=”Tokyo”]
etc.That way, you still have the modularity, but also have the flexibility to have slightly bespoke text on each page/post where the content block is called.
Do let us know if this is useful to you.
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Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Button Widget by Loomisoft] Excelente.Hi Rui.
Glad you like the plugin and many thanks for the positive review.
Regards,
Artem
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Reusable Content & Text Blocks by Loomisoft] Great Pluglin – Well documentedHi Shanti (@shantirubens)
Glad you like the plugin and many thanks for the positive review.
Regards,
Artem
Hi Simon
Glad you like the plugin and thanks for the positive review.
Regards,
Artem
Hi @scottlush
Apologies for the late reply. We had one of our main team members taken long term ill in hospital, which was having a knock on effect on all work we undertake. I’m glad to say that he is back in action and we also have an extra team member on board to prevent this kind of scenario.
On your question, I have to be honest that an import utility is something that has been considered, but we have not made any real plans whether to implement or not.
Another user seems to suggest that in his case he was able to fairly quickly change all existing Global Content Block entries by doing MySQL queries and replacing.
I’m wondering if a plugin like this might be useful: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/better-search-replace/
Do let us know.
Regards,
Artem
Hi Ian
Also apologies for the late reply. We had one of our main team members taken long term ill in hospital, which was having a knock on effect on all work we undertake. I’m glad to say that he is back in action and we also have an extra team member on board to prevent this kind of scenario.
When using Site Origin (or the other visual page builders), you need to set full content filtering.
Please let us know if that works.
Regards,
Artem
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Reusable Content & Text Blocks by Loomisoft] Feature requestYou’re welcome. Thanks for the original suggestion. It’s a great addition to the plugin.
Excellent. Thanks for the update
Hi Ian
Thanks for your question.
Can you confirm how you are calling the content block (e.g. the exact shortcode, etc.) and what you are setting the filtering option (para) to?
Also, can you confirm how you are calling the meta slider?
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Reusable Content & Text Blocks by Loomisoft] Perfect plugin!Thanks @christravelblog for the review and comments . Glad you like the plugin
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In reply to: [Reusable Content & Text Blocks by Loomisoft] So strange, please helpHi @alexgso
Thanks for your comments. It’s funny I was reading this support article earlier https://siteorigin.com/thread/outputting-additional-p-tag/ so it’s really good to hear from you directly on this post. Agree with your suggestions to @fususu.
Also, thanks for the vote of confidence. That would be great. All recommendations are greatly appreciated.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Reusable Content & Text Blocks by Loomisoft] So strange, please helpThat’s probably because with an icon, Site Origin doesn’t put (as many) carriage returns so the extra <p> tags don’t get injected along the line.
I must admit that wpautop is a core element of how WordPress processes content and disabling it might not be ideal.
I think if you recreate the contents of the block straight into the page (i.e. not via content blocks) and if you still get the issue, then the problem is definitely elsewhere.
Of course, for us it would be interesting to find out where exactly so we can include notes in our FAQs. So if you do find out, please let us know.