Conflict with other page content – layout issue

  • chrishechler

    (@chrishechler)


    12 months ago

    Hi,

    I wanted to add the shortcode into a BuddyPress page, a profile page subnav tab to be more precise, and when I did that the cover image at the top suddenly was duplicated/rendered twice vertically pushing all other content down.

    The same happened when I started a completely new page, inserted the shortcode and tried to add another content on top of it. Even when I used spacing in between new content and Swipe Member content, the new content also was displayed twice, vertically.

    Is your plugin not compatible with other content on a page?

    Or do I need to adjust a few lines of code?

    Any suggestion is much appreciated.

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  • Plugin Author Themosaurus

    (@themosaurus)

    Hi @chrishechler,

    Thank you for using Member Swipe for BuddyPress, and I appreciate your question.

    Member Swipe is designed to work seamlessly with BuddyPress, and it should generally be compatible with other content on a page. However, specific conflicts can arise depending on the theme, other plugins, or custom code used on your site.

    In this case, I would recommend the following:

    1. Use the Gutenberg Block: Ensure you are using the Member Swipe block from the Gutenberg editor rather than a shortcode. The block is designed to work smoothly within the Gutenberg environment.
    2. Check for Theme/Plugin Conflicts: Deactivate other plugins and switch to a default WordPress theme (like Twenty Twenty-One) to see if the issue persists. This will help identify whether the problem is related to a specific theme or plugin conflict.
    3. Adjust CSS: If the issue persists, you might need to adjust the CSS styling for the Member Swipe block to prevent conflicts with your theme or other elements on the page. It’s generally the responsibility of your theme to style third-party plugins correctly. If your theme is causing conflicts, you might need to reach out to the theme developer for assistance. If you’re comfortable with CSS, you can try writing custom styles yourself. However, please note that extensive customization falls outside the scope of our support, and for more complex changes, it’s recommended to consult with a developer.

    It seems another user on our support forum is working on a similar customization. You may find valuable insights or solutions by checking out the discussion in this topic: Cannot Access Settings.

    If you encounter difficulties or have more questions, please feel free to provide additional details, and we’ll do our best to assist you.

    Best regards,

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