I took the liberty to give your code a bit of a tweak so it supports additional width options now. From a 12 grid setup to x column based setups. With the latter I removed the duplicates with the other x column based options.

The files I’ve updated are:

• acf-column.php
  • changed the version number from 1.2.5 into 1.3.0
    
• assets/css/acf-column.css
  • all the original?.acf-field-columngroup.column-layout-x_y definitions are still there, I just extended it with the new options
  • I added?.inside-pad so that you can correct the inner padding between fields on a row within the column, this is only needed when the fields are not set to the full width of the column so it’s a manual class to be added by the user?
    
• fields/acf-column-v5.7.php
  • updated the version number from 1.2.1 to 1.3.0
  • updated the?‘choices’ array, which now include optgroup titles as well
    
• fields/acf-column-v5.php
  • updated the version number from 1.2.1 to 1.3.0
  • left the ‘choices’ array the?same as in your version as I’m not 100% sure if the new setup with optgroups will work in earlier versions… if you are able to test it on an older setup then just copy the ‘choices’ array over from the 5.7?version?

I’ve tested it with PHP 8.2, WordPress 6.6.1, and ACF PRO 6.3.5

Last but not least – I’ve kept all of the original option values in the droplist for compatibility for existing users.

Would you consider updating your plugin in the?WordPress?repository?with this updated?version (which still needs some work to the README)?

You can download the updated code from my Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j9l9Z-nCurl9c1kuy_1ZyehnGe5svw8k/view?usp=sharing

More info:
Not finding the answer in the documentation and also noticing that when BuddyPress extension is enabled, the admin bar is visible to any logged in user. Why is this and how to hide it?

Thanks everyone!
Michael

I adjusted the CSS selectors in the plugin settings for the Twenty-Twenty theme, to “.post-inner .entry-content”, and tried many others.

I do NOT have the Coil browser extension installed, on purpose, since we are trying to reach people who have not yet joined Coil, and that is who the “message” is designed to address. I do suspect that not having the extension may be the reason the messages are not showing, however. Is that how the plugin is coded?

The js shown when doing a page source does not ever fire, apparently, which could be the cause of the problem as well.

Can someone direct me to a website where the “message” shows to the public correctly (even if they do not have the browser extension)? Because I’m beginning to think it just doesn’t work. I’d love to see a working example.

Thank you.

I have just installed the UM Extension Plugin GROUPS. It install fine, I can setup a new group. It show in the UM Profile Tabs etc. I can invite users. Notifications works. Everything seems to be ok. EXCEPT … I can write a post but the POST button is disabled. As well as the COMMENT button.

Am I missing something? DO I have something turned on/off elsewhere in WordPress? Or is this a UM setting I am not seeing?

Thanks.
Sebastian

An improvement on the checker would be to remove the root of the domain. Example: if I check hostingmaster.com with the auto setting to .com, I get the result of available. If the .com is removed (as your script expects) then of course it is not available.

I suggest either: 1) removing anything past the dot automatically, checking the domain resulting, and then displaying the updated domain without root. or 2) if a dot is in the domain, giving a red error message to the user to correct his input and try again.

Again, very please with this, I was iframing tucows and they started redirecting my clients to their cheapy registry provider when I’m their reseller.. not good.

I find it indispensable.

KelliBear.com

I have created an chrome extension, and i wanted to know how i can attach a license key to my chrome extension?

thank you

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