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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Multiple content blocks] Cannot Preview MCB<?php the_block('Sub Heading Block'); ?>was added to the page.php Template.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Multiple content blocks] Cannot Preview MCBAs a quick follow on observation – if a page Status is set to “Draft” then the MCB content area blocks will display properly in the WP Preview. BUT if it’s set to “Published” or “Pending Review” it does not display.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Multiple content blocks] Cannot Preview MCBThank you. I also just did a clean WP install WP 4.4.2 and MCB 3.2.2 at kimberlitemanagement.com using WP Twenty Fifteen Theme.
If you create a new page (not published yet) then when you click the Preview button the content in the MCB area displays just fine.
However, once you have Published that new page, then if you make edits to the MCB content area and click Preview, the new edits do not display.
Thanks for the help.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Multiple content blocks] Cannot Preview MCBAny update please on this WP Preview feature addition? It doesn’t seem to be part of 3.2.2 Thank you, great plug-in.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Download failed. A valid URL was not provided.I had the same but have figured it out as it applies to my server configuration on Linux running Plesk CP. Hopefully by sharing this helps someone else out.
2 Steps required.
1) If you are using Plesk Control Panel then in Setup >> look under Services for: PHP Support – make sure (PHP ‘safe’ mode on is UNCHECKED)
2) In WordPress Dashboard go to Settings >> Permalinks – Select your Common Settings preference and click Save Changes button. You will then see the following message:
“If your .htaccess file were writable, we could do this automatically, but it isn’t so these are the mod_rewrite rules you should have in your .htaccess file. Click in the field and press CTRL + a to select all.”Underneath is a block of code that you need to save and create an .htaccess file (save this text file as .htaccess). Then upload this to your Root of your Web Hosting server via FTP.
That should do the trick.
Thank you José, I got it to work 🙂
For other people reading this Forum Post, simply what you need to do when adding an image is look for the Link URL field.
Just below this field you have 3 button options, namely ‘None’, ‘File URL’ and ‘Post URL’.
Click the File URL option button and that will input the correct path directly to the image in the field above.
Then click the Insert into Post button near the bottom and that image will then be displayed correctly in your Blog Post or WP Page using the FancyBox for WordPress Plug-In.