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  • Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    So I feel I need to at least update.

    What’s happening is the <ul> in the media library is getting a class of ui-state-disabled and an attribute of aria-disabled=true applied to it. With that disabled class, the items inside it are set to an opacity of .35. The question is why is it occurring, and only in certain browser versions.

    To narrow it down further, it seems to be coming from the files that we use for the BadgeOS metaboxes. However, I am not able to access those files specifically without being provided FTP credentials. The plugin editor via the WP admin doesn’t go into nested files far enough for that. The only way I was able to confirm was by commenting out the file used to register the metaboxes.

    Push comes to shove, the UI works, it’s just slightly transparent. However, I can understand still wanting it resolved too. I am not able to do much more at this point without the mentioned requirements above.

    Regarding the leaderboard addon, it looks to be uptodate now.

    Thread Starter christinaR

    (@christinar)

    Hi Michael,

    Good detective work. I will email you FTP credentials.

    THanks!
    Christina

    Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    At this point, I’m at a complete loss for why ‘ui-state-disabled’ is being applied as a class for some browser versions and not for others.

    If you really want, I can add a quick snippet that make their opacity be 1 instead of .35, but it’s only a bandaid solution.

    It’s the first case I’ve seen for this issue as well, so I don’t have other examples to go off of as well.

    Thread Starter christinaR

    (@christinar)

    Hi Michael,

    I may have you do that. Let me check with my guy and see what he thinks.

    Thanks for your time to investigate this.

    Christina

    Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    Let me know ??

    Otherwise, it’s just a minor visual inconvenience that doesn’t hinder actual use of the library.

    Thread Starter christinaR

    (@christinar)

    Yes – please add the snippet. it makes it a challenge viewing the media which I do a lot – Thanks Michael!

    Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    Implemented as a plugin, so it’s really easy to disable later on if you need to. Listed as “BadgeOS Custom Media CSS Override” and is really straightforward.

    Hopefully that fixes this up well enough ??

    Thread Starter christinaR

    (@christinar)

    Thanks Michael – back to normal to my eyes!!

    Did you notice this while on the plugins page:
    https://screencast.com/t/UCHNhttyXJvv

    Christina

    Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    At one point the Leaderboard addon wasn’t reporting any more updates available, not sure what caused it to revert.

    Hi Michael,

    I’m having the same issue… weird.
    Could you please indicate what snippet you used to solve this and where to put it? I tried some custom CSS in my theme but it didn’t work, I guess I have to put it another place…

    Thank you in advance and have a nice day,
    Emilien

    Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    All it was was some embedded CSS in the admin_head hook, that matched the selector that was being used on the semi-opaque images and set the opacity back to 1.

    Would be pretty easy to do with your browser dev tools.

    I would give you the same plugin, but I think I got rid of it not long after I uploaded for Christina.

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