I did a complete troubleshooting test in my dev environment. I can recreate the problem with 2025 theme and no other plugins installed. …but, I’m still able to use it on another site of mine, so rather odd.
Also, it works as expected with any previous version.
Am I reading these other posts correctly, in that it’s the way the connection is made from the user and the API? I must be misunderstanding that…
This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by splaquet.
I also just discovered that if you add the User Email or User Bio field to a CPT, they aren’t saving content in the backend. Although, they do appear to be saving content as expected on the front end.
This reply was modified 8 months, 3 weeks ago by splaquet.
This reply was modified 8 months, 3 weeks ago by splaquet.
I realize this solution doesn’t necessarily work for your multi-example demo page, but hopefully this can help anyone else working with responsive size issues.
I reverse-engineered what I was trying to do. rather than trying to load a second map for mobile, I ended up loading a different [leaflet-map] shortcode based upon screensize.
I remarked those 3 lines, but the NO GLYPH icon still exists.
I apologize on the delay. I missed your initial reply and hadn’t checked back again until Monday.
I kind of inherited this project. with that being said, I’m still working on cleaning up/consolidating a lot of the scripts, css, etc. I just discovered a few old FontAwesome libraries being loaded through a Code insert plugin. I’m going to take a look at their Child theme files… and maybe I can find a few more being side loaded.
wow, just wow. nice work, mate! I hope that others are able to benefit from the effort that you put into this. honestly, I think it’s even nicer than the original author had hoped for!
I look forward to sharing my completed page with you, once it’s live and out of my local build environment.
I was looking through the bezier code. looks like it might be these left_round/right_round commands that allow control, but I haven’t been able to find the source of those calls.
your code mod:
getMidPoint: function getMidPoint(from, to, deep) { var round_side = arguments.length > 3 && arguments[3] !== undefined ? arguments[3] : ‘LEFT_ROUND’; var offset = 3.14; var latlngs = [];
I was having blank map issues because I didn’t notice that you had moved the plugin folder into the uploads folder. it popped right up once I put everything in their updated locations.
so, out of curiosity, is there anything that impacts the logic behind what curves up vs curves down? I looked through your code, but didn’t notice anything.
