aajaanron

Problem solved – I went ahead and deleted everything and started over.

WP Debug gives this error where all images are, only plugin is Nimble Builder 2.1.1

” Deprecated: wp_make_content_images_responsive is deprecated since version 5.5.0! Use wp_filter_content_tags() instead. in /xyz/xyz/xyz/heyhoov/wp-includes/functions.php on line 5211 ”

If I deactivate the plugin – or update it to any of the last couple of updates – it gives no error… because there’s no content, it was all in Nimble

Hi, I’ve tried all the usual using Customizr theme

– deactivate all plugins,
– WP healthchecker which just gave me 2 block errors until I activated Nimble during troubleshooting, then nothing.
– I think bluehost is still PHP 7.4
– everything else is right up to date.
– Have another site using v 2.1.8 that updated to date with no errors.

So the problem seems to be somewhere between v 2.1.1 and 2.1.8

If someone tells me where I can find the old versions I will upgrade one by one.

My noobness is obvious. Thank you.

Hi Chris: A follow-up worth noting:

The good news is that it is not directly a problem with only Strong Testimonials. The problem is persisting on mobile *IF* the testimonial is on a Page post-type AND follows a (bare or div-enclosed) Google’s new “in-article” display ad format

The issue relates to what I perceive, after hours of testing and subbing, problems with Google’s “in-article” display ad format requirements i.e. ‘leading and following text content requirements’, and lack of conditionals for those requirements.

You’re probably familiar with them alredy; this link will require a login probably, I xxxxed out my ID.
google adsense in-article ads.

Its design for some reason renders it logically invisible to the [Strong Testimonials] plugin, but not ST alone, and causes it to position over-top of the ad.

Just putting this up in case similar issues start popping up, as the ads format is awesome and getting crazy use (as is Strong Testimonials ?? ).

Thanks for your great plugin and exceptional support response!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by aajaanron. Reason: add a detail

Hi Chris:

Sorry about the screenshots, they were at the end of 14+ hours through the night site work.

Yes setting the z-index to 1 for the three classes has remedied the problem, sorry I didn’t test it on the other stock themes either.

.strong-view.default *,
.strong-view.simple * ,
.strong-view.default-widget * {
/*	background: red;	*/
	z-index: 1;
}

For me it is resolved on this site, thank you.

FYI – also “.strong-view.default * ”
The mobile problem seems to be it is floating above the page and not seen by the following content which thus sits underneath it. Visible when background of widget(s) set to none.

Thanks very much Chris

Pretty much bang on!

1. The form is okay as it sits, if it could deliver the result in your final example in #2 – less text less complicated, especially for my ESL students
2. display on testimonial: Corporate Client, HR Manager

Hi Chris, thanks for you immediate response ??

Regarding the public and private categories, that’s great news, let’s leave that.
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Selection in the View editor is not an issue, I understand choosing the parent includes the children; works great.

You clarification re: “blog post category assignment” and from taking another look in the WP editor at a testimonial, we’ve proven I was plainly confused; a result of 95% of my WP use being pages with almost no blog posts, therefore very little category awareness. I apologize for that.

FWIW confusion was added to by the fact that when the child category is chosen, it then displays out-of-rank in the WP editor category assignment box.

You’ve focused me in on what I’m really looking for, and that is: the display on the testimony as a result of the category selected on the user input form.

By your description, all is functioning well in the normal scheme of things and I understand now that the process of (user) selecting a child category does not assign the parent. But tenatiously…

Outside of Admin, I imagined that as a user, selecting the child ‘HR Manager’ in the drop-down on the Input Form would also display the Parent on the testimonial – i.e. (P)Corporate Client, (C)HR Manager, which you can see on my second testimonial (of course I have assigned both of those in the WP editor now). That is not available from the user form drop-down, but of course it would be from check-boxes, but then with all the categories, there is clutter.

The need for this is that, for example, I have Administrators in two different categories, the clients, and the office I work for.

I’m know it’s possible, the question is whether there is a simple enough function to add that as either an option to admin, or hardwired from functions php.

Until then, I can always add the parent text to each option and remove the parent/child structure, a bit more clutter in the list items but doable.

In any case I appreciate your attention thus far; sorry to have mistakenly put this forward as an issue rather than request.

Thank you.

Oh, and just an “I really wanna” aka ‘wishlist’ item with categories again: It would be great to be able to add the admin option of excluding specific categories from the ‘input form’ side of the category [selection input in my case]. Without having to create/duplicate a whole new View for grabbing the categories from the ‘non-public’ form.

i.e. categories are: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 but I want only certain categories available for public input forms – cats: 1,2,3,7,10.

Selfish perhaps, but I am able then to use cats: 4,5,6,8,9 for different cases but same presentation/display. Saves on CSS classes etc. too ??

Thanks again, Cheers

@sterndata – Not looking for support on this issue, just letting him know someone has a similar experience in that only 4.9.1 editor was effecting change. Guess I should have more more explicit with “Hi ‘@teunbakker'” I read the forum welcome thanks.

Hi – this is off-topic from my reason for coming here by 99% but FYI today I am having the same issue with other plugins with custom css; my child-theme css is not taking effect, nor are a couple of formerly-working plugin functions for 2 other plugins. I can only get css results (I haven’t tried with this plugin) via the 4.9.1 (cramped) custom CSS window in Customiser. I was thinking it had to do with my Host… now I don’t know what to think.

EDIT: Hmmm post withheld for 72 hr. that’s going to be helpful for the fellow actively working on his site with issues 20 minutes ago.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by aajaanron.

Sorry but can’t see my edits so pasting it again.

Hi: Thanks for this, however it still gives me single gallery per line, caches cleared etc. Unfortunately we are in different time zones and out of sync, I have reverted so I can keep going.

The snippet gave me some ideas for direct child css settings but no luck. Used in my child theme footer.php and tested in main theme footer.php. FYI I lose my WP admin bar with this snippet.
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I would like to suggest you add an initial option in the instruction page where you posted this code – for those who don’t understand php, css, etc.

I am using the following until it is updated within the plugin – pretty easy for anyone:

1) create galleries as usual
2) finally create a main gallery with *separate* cover images for each of those galleries (separate meaning not used inside the end gallery – important because these images will have the Caption and Links set in them and mess up the popup if the same image is added into the end gallery. Also in reverse changing it inside the end gallery would lose the Link for the image in the original gallery.)

That sounds complicated but it’s not. This adds an extra page and a couple of extra clicks but minimal. No need to set “Display only first image” in any gallery as the main gallery has only one image per sub-gallery.

I’m fine to wait with this. Pretty simple, a couple of extra steps but working like Albums and Galleries seen elsewhere.

Thanks for your work with this.

Hi: Thanks for this, however it still gives me single gallery per line, caches cleared etc. You can see here – teacherron.com/tyest-page-for-multi-galleries/

Used in my child theme footer.php and tested in main theme footer.php. FYI I lose my WP admin bar with this snippet.
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I would like to suggest you add an initial option in the instruction page for this code – for those who don’t understand php, css, etc.

I am using this until it is updated within the plugin – pretty easy for everyone:

1) create galleries as usual
2) finally create a main gallery with *separate* cover images for each of those galleries (separate meaning not used inside the end gallery – important because these images will have the Caption and Links set in them and mess up the popup if the same image is added into the end gallery. Also in reverse changing it inside the end gallery would lose the Link for the image in the original gallery.)

That sounds complicated but it’s not. This adds an extra page and extra clicks but minimal. No need to set “Display only first image” in any gallery as the main gallery has only one image per sub-gallery.

Pretty simple, a couple of extra steps but working like Albums and Galleries seen elsewhere.

Thanks for your work with this.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by aajaanron.

Thanks for the quick response. I have tried a different approach with the plugin with great results so have added an edit to my first post and bumped back up to 5 stars. Thanks again, much appreciated.