Just a small issue to report: PNFB does not seem fully compatible with WP User Manager. It is impossible to display the link to download the PWA if WP User Manager is activated. Therefore, I have to deactivate WP User Manager to allow a new subscriber to download it, which is not very convenient.
Additionally, it would be great to be able to send a notification to a subscriber based on their role defined in WP User Manager (or another plugin) to inform a specific group of users depending on the nature of the published article. I don’t know if this is feasible, but this feature would allow targeting users based on the criteria they provided during their registration on the WordPress site (such as their city or other details). Perfect for a campaign, for example.
In any case, this is an excellent plugin that provides great help to beginners. Once again, thank you for your contribution with PNFPB, which is a great demonstration of your skills. I wish you the best for the future!
PS: Is it possible to choose to open links to an external domain in a browser and not within the PWA app?
]]>we encounter problems with our classic cart and classic checkout, regarding the message outputs for the coupon since 9.4.0.
The messages now appear in p with id #coupon-error-notice and the output is directly after the input field. But the messages for applying a correct coupon or after removing the coupon, still are shown in the classic way in the div with class “.woocommerce-message” or “.woocommerce-error”.
Furthermore, what′s also confusing is, that there′s a difference if you are logged in in WordPress or not. If not logged in, only the classic message output seem to be triggered. This is a huge mess and it would be great if you restore the classic message output behavior for the coupon for the classic cart and checkout system independent if you are logged in or not or let the people decide through a button or something.
I double checked and we hadn′t this problems with version 9.3.3 and we urgently would need the behavior back, as this is a very inconsistent and user unfriendly behavior as different messages with different styles on different locations are thrown out to the customers.
Thanks for your efforts and kind regards!
]]>It is extremely irritating. Please tell me there is a way to turn it off without just deleting the plugin and starting again.
I realise that the problem might be at Google’s end but incase it is a WC thing I am asking here
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]]>The page which displays all blog posts (let’s call it “
all_posts.htm“) looks good in Safari, but not in Chrome (or other browsers). Different browsers’ interpretations of padding and width are inconsistent (despite box-sizing: border-box;). Moreover, the content of each blog post overflows to the right and does not resize/break with the browser window. See attached images.
The confusion
What’s weird is that the page which displays single posts (let’s call it “single_posts.htm“) works fine. See attached images.
Webdesignsingle_posts.htm follows a global template that applies for most pages on the site. The template has a main column (“Is Main Column – yes”) and a sidebar (“Is Sidebar – yes”). The sidebar content is loaded from a template which randomly displays selected posts. On single_posts.htm, the main column content is fetched from the post content (title, date, featured image, and post content).
all_posts.htm is based on the global template design, but does not follow any template. Main column and a sidebar as in above. The main column displays all blog posts in a loop grid (“grid.loop“). grid.loop has the same design as the main column content in single_posts.htm.
Questions
What causes the issues? Should I design my pages using different methods?
Technical info
Elementor 3.21.4
Elementor Pro 3.21.2
SmartMag Child 1.1
Safari 17.4.1
Chrome 124.0.6367.119
Opera 109.0.5097.68
MacOS 14.4.1 (M2 Pro)
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<p class=””>Now it is completely inconsistent with respect to posting what’s scheduled, especially with facebook groups. Scheduled posts often do not go through and the reason why is often “Facebook reported an error on message send. Please check Facebook to see if the message published successfully. If it has not sent, please reschedule the message. If the problem persists, please contact support.” </p>
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<p class=””>I have a lot of posts going out to multiple places daily, and I don’t have time to check to make sure they posted as scheduled. That’s the whole point of using software that works. Accounts also get disconnected all the time. Their “help” is no help.?CoSchedule help blames it on Facebook API. Facebook blames it on CoSchedule. </p>
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Each section has a set of bullet points in “the things to know” Column.
The first two sections have indented bullets, the last section has bullets that appear to sit inside the gap between columns. The last section looks much better on mobile view, where as the first two sections push the bullets too far to the right on the mobile.
Why are these different and how can i change the first two sections bullets to be like the last section bullets.
Gosh i hope thies makes sense – NEWBIE ALERT – 
Note – i have found my way around using the ‘inspect’ option (on right click) and from there have added ‘additional CSS’ to the theme… so happy to give any solution a go.
]]>– there are some missing listings
– there are products that I have removed and/or are sold out, that keep showing up on my wordpress site
I set the cache to 1 hour, refreshed the website several times, waited several days and checked my website again, etc. I know I added the section ID correctly because otherwise I wouldn’t even see my Etsy products on my site, right?
Can anyone offer some help?
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