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More-so if there was do_action() like WooCommerce for inserting HTML into header, footer kinda thing that would be awesome for devs to add whatever over time. Blocks are amazing for the content side, being able to modify the ‘wrapper’ a bit more would cover everything.

Thanks Stefano!

Thanks I see now they have two plugins active for checkout fields configured with the same field names. Was looking at ThemeHigh admin panel where there fields setup and edited the first checkout field editor plugin saw in /plugins/ – didn’t imagine there would be 2, names are very similar.

Furthermore, because it’s trying to access WP JSON for some reason, every page load has a JS error:

Object captured as promise rejection with keys: code, data, message

Because for security we don’t allow random REST requests.

{code: rest_not_logged_in, data: {status: 401}, message: You are not currently logged in.}

There is actually a problem with this. The footer menu goes to hell on the search page.

It looks to work when is_main_query() is checked. Not sure of any adverse side affects, it seems to be good. This makes only the search query be overwritten instead of anything using a query on the page.

public function posts_pre_query( $posts, $query ) {
		if ( $query->is_main_query() && isset( $this->data['filtered_post_ids'] ) && ! empty( $this->data['filtered_post_ids'] ) ) {
			$posts = $this->data['filtered_post_ids'];
		}
		return $posts;
	}

If you store the ID wp_get_attachment_image_src is faster as it queries wp_posts which is always smaller.

On a WooCommerce site which has lots of meta it starts becoming noticeable per my screenshot, and example links I sent where sometimes it’s starts getting up to 10 seconds and crazy times (bad hosting playing a part too no doubt)

Thanks!

Thanks Niklas!