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@dennishall, from other topics I noticed you should see in your log

STATUS : SLM daily cronjob - auto expiry of license key is enabled.

I didn’t see that until I deactivated and reactivated the plugin. Then indeed that license changed its status to expired.

I then created a new fake license expiring the day before yesterday. The license is still active though. Now if I deactivate and reactivate the plugin again, it works, its status is expired. But of course, this is not a solution, deactivating and reactivating daily.

PS: if the cronjob is 1/24h I will patiently wait for a day to see if it expires by itself.

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I think this would be fantastic! In example, a section block with a background image, padding settings etc. Inside this section block will reside the actual blocks.

So the structure would be something like this:

[section_block]
[block1][block2][block3]
[/section_block]

Does this make sense? I’d purchase the yearly access for this 🙂

I second that, @pagelab. I’ve been using Kirki in my themes as well and it’s a very reliable & useful plugin. I don’t know what bugs is the initial reviewer @dim0n talking about, in my personal experience any small issue that might appear is solved in minutes by @aristath , a huge generous effort that I’m grateful for, this being a free project.

I hope you will give the plugin a second try @dim0n, and reconsider the review. Thank you!

Same here. Too bad!

Go to Appearance/Widgets and drag a text widget in Blog Sidebar without adding any title or content.

It’s “Point” from MyThemeShop.