arskrigitsioniets

That’s not actually a fix, the theme developers should update all their themes to be compatible with WP 6,7. I have the same problem.

• This reply was modified 1 week ago by arskrigitsioniets.

I confirm the problem. I reproduced the bug even on clean install.

UPD: problem was solved by re-publishing WP Discuz form.

Thumbs up. There were a free extension with responsiveness funcion that now became a part of premium. Stop doing previously free functions paid. What next, another one feature will become paid? HTML support will become paid? That’s awful, it’s disrespect for all old users who used that free function for years.

Oh sorry, I wrote on the wrong forum.

Hi!

I looked at this another time, and it turns out some interface movement. I’ve found a possibility to create ads in the head, but it’s available automatically only in menu of places (not when you create ads). So, the function still exists, I just coudn’t find it in the interface for the first time. Changed my review score.

My review has direct relation to the plugin capabilities, that were cut down with the last update. You are right, it’s annoying when something cut down, and exactly for such situations one-star rating exists. I have every right to rate plugins here. Return the previous functionality and I will change my rating. If you want more money, make additional paid functions, but don’t cut off these free that existed.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by arskrigitsioniets.

If people can’t make a living with their code, they should discover profitable monetization practices or use other ways to make a living. There are thousands of free plugins that have stable free and paid functions that don’t fluctuate between each other. If you make paid that previously was free, well, you use poor monetization approach and will get negative reviews. Also, I don’t have to rate something with 5 stars only because it’s free.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by arskrigitsioniets.

It’s what I need, thank you!

So, it seems that it happens because custom post types have additional style for body that look like

post-type-archive post-type-archive-<your-custom-post slug>

The similar situation with custom taxonomies. I have no idea why it happens, but I’ve found a workaround. Just add the following code to styles.css:

@media (max-width: 780px) {.post-type-archive .post-list .grid-item, .post-list .page, .post-list .post
{
width:100%;
}

.post-type-archive .hu-pad group
{
15px 15px 5px;

}
}

@media (max-width: 780px) {.archive .post-list .grid-item, .post-list .page, .post-list .post
{
width:100%;
}

.archive .hu-pad group
{
15px 15px 5px;

}
}

It works, thanks!

There’s no such submenu item in clean WordPress, it appeared after installation of Event Calendar and didn’t disappear after its deletion.

The problem was solved by installing and deleting Action Shelduer plugin from WordPress repository (I have never installed it before but discovered that you use it in your plugin).

I don’t understand why your team uses such bad programming practices so after uninstalling your plugin there’s a lot of data still in the database (I cleaned it manually), including parts from another framework you use. It deserves 1 star that I already rated.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by arskrigitsioniets.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by arskrigitsioniets.

Do you have this option checked:?”?Generate separate files for mobile devices“

Yes

I can mark these files as not harmful, but why are they not harmful? I will also create a topic on WordFence support thread to read their comments.

There’s some theme update today.