Dear Development Team

First of all, I want to express my gratitude for this tool—it has been incredibly useful, and I am very satisfied with it. However, I have noticed a few small limitations and would appreciate your support in improving them:

1 Issue with Shortcode
I followed the instructions here, but when I applied them, it didn’t work. Please check and fix this issue so I can access the functionality I need.

2 Missing “Post Pagination” Feature
This feature is extremely useful as it helps users navigate through posts more efficiently without wasting time scrolling. I hope the team can add it in an upcoming update.

3 Adding “Tabs Filter,” “Checkboxes Filter,” and “Search” Features
These features would significantly improve content filtering and searching, making it easier for users to find what they need. I believe implementing them will enhance the overall user experience.

I sincerely hope the team will consider these suggestions for future updates. Thank you for creating such a great tool, and I look forward to seeing further improvements.

Best regards

Summary:

Your WordPress website encountered a fatal error caused by the plugin ConeBlog – Elementor Blog Widgets. The issue prevents the site from functioning properly on a specific admin page and affects the Elementor editor.Error Details:

• Error Location:
  • File: Helper.php
  • Line: 182
• Cause of the Error:
  • A function (sprintf) in the plugin is designed to handle 7 arguments, but only 1 argument was provided, causing an error.
• Specific Error Message:Uncaught ArgumentCountError: 7 arguments are required, 1 given in Helper.php on line 182.

Where the Issue Occurred:

• The error was triggered on the following admin page:
  • URL: https://theloneamazer.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=2631&action=elementor
• Affected functionality:
  • The posts-carousel.php file in the ConeBlog plugin attempted to use the problematic function, causing errors within the Elementor editor.

Environment Details:

• WordPress Version: 6.7.1
• PHP Version: 8.2.25
• Active Theme: GeneratePress (version 3.5.1)

Suggested Fix:

1. Function Update:
   • Review and update the Helper.php file, specifically the sprintf function on line 182.
   • Ensure the function is correctly passed all required 7 arguments to prevent the error.
2. Testing Compatibility:
   • Test the plugin with WordPress 6.7.1 and PHP 8.2.25 to ensure compatibility and resolve any additional issues.
3. Debugging Assistance:
   • Analyze the interaction between the posts-carousel.php file and the Helper.php file to prevent cascading errors in the Elementor editor.

Temporary Workaround:

the issue is urgent and needs an immediate solution:

1. Activate Recovery Mode:
   • Use the recovery mode link provided in the error email to temporarily access the WordPress dashboard.
2. Disable the Plugin:
   • Deactivate the ConeBlog plugin until the issue is resolved by the developer.
3. Contact Support:
   • Provide the details above to the plugin developer for a prompt resolution.

Notes for the Developer:

The key error is: Uncaught ArgumentCountError: 7 arguments are required, 1 given in Helper.php on line 182. Please ensure the function handles the required number of arguments correctly.

• This topic was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by techamazer.

Hi Team,

I am Rizwan, and I am reaching out for assistance with an issue that I am currently facing with the Archive Pages of my news blog site, rwnnews.com.

I am using your “ConeBlog Widget for page Builders” Plugin for my site. It was all working fine all the months but in the last two days, The Archive page layout appears misconfigured, with columns and alignment looking off. I suspect it may be related to layout or column settings, but I am unsure about the technical details.

I posted this topic on the GeneratePress theme Support team they replied saying “It’s due to a piece of CSS that sets the body’s max-width to 700px.”

They shared the screenshot image with me, please see the image below:

https://www.rwnnews.com/blog/assistance-needed-with-archive-page-layout-issue/

I created a news blog some days ago but couldn’t fix a bug on the footer. This is my blog link – dilsehindustani.com

My landing page or homepage is a static page created on Elementor with the help of Cone Blog. I don’t know what has gone wrong but some of my footer links are not readable and appear in grey, which is supposed to be white. I have tried all the permutations and combinations but couldn’t fix it.

Can someone please guide me how to fix it?

I can’t find the shortcodes to use in other page builders.

edit: lol I meant “where are the shortcodes?”

• This topic was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by dinoking.

Sir i activate plgugin but we have not option in elememtor of this plugin

I want to make some changes in post design but there is no option. in elementor there is only few options