asmaloney

I was looking for more info about this as well. I thought it might have something to do with ad/social media blockers.

Maybe adding “editor” somewhere there might make it clearer?

“Disable In Block Editor”
“Disable sharing buttons block in the block editor.”

Something like that. Or adding a longer description like there is for other options?

Thanks for the great plugin Robin!

@andyg2 – I’m fairly certain – as Jan pointed out – that you didn’t mean to leave a 5 star review ??

> I wouldn’t be surprized if a non Guternberg fork occurred.

There is – it’s called ClassicPress.

@jdembowski – is there an official response/position on the “Gutenberg Backlash” somewhere? Thanks!

To answer my own panic-question, looks like Easy FancyBox does the trick with minimal changes (for me).

Thank you. Any idea why WordPress doesn’t show them when clicking the “View version 1.2.4 details” link? (This link shows up on the WP “Manage Themes” page when you click “Theme Details” and an update is available.)

Clicking the link just shows the main xMag theme page on www.remarpro.com.

I was going to ask you about that but figured it was probably beyond the scope of your plugin. Would be great to have though! Thanks.

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Nope – I just made a plugin for my own site because as you point out it’s custom. For this theme (xMag) all I did was:

add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'asm_allow_svg_header' );

function asm_allow_svg_header()
{
  add_theme_support( 'custom-header', array(
    'flex-height'    => true,
    'flex-width'    => true,
  ) );
}

(Aside: I usually have a custom plugin for each site where I do this kind of tweaking of the theme/layout/etc., so this fits well with that model.)

If anybody runs into this in the future, I solved it by creating a simple plugin which hooks into the after_setup_theme action and adds a modified version of the add_theme_support call from the post @benbodhi mentioned.

This way the theme does not need to be modified at all…

Thanks for the lightning-quick reply!

I see in that post that they are modifying the theme – I was hoping not to have to do that…

Oh hey – you’re the SVG Support plugin guy – thanks for that!

You can get all the older versions on the developers page.

Here’s a direct link to the 6.4.1 zip.

@ssmeredith – no it has not.

You really should update though because the security vulnerability that’s fixed allows anyone to reset the plugin.

I was reflecting on what was bugging me about this – it’s not that you’re advertising, obviously, it’s that it’s “outside” the plugin.

If you would like suggestions, I would consider:

– Putting a one-liner with a link in the dashboard graph “More plugins from SumoMe”
– If the user has more than one of your plugins installed, then adding a SumoMe category on the left with the links to things they would want to do frequently. I’m guessing that other plugins have more activities associated with them.

(Love your team profile images BTW.)

So the problem here is that get_active_instance() doesn’t return a reference. So on line 92, change this:

$template =& Theme_My_Login::get_object()->get_active_instance();

to this:

$template = Theme_My_Login::get_object()->get_active_instance();

(Remove the &.)

(Can’t get it to format properly, but you get the idea.)

I dug into the code and it seems that you need to set paginate to true in the shortcode as well. It’s not mentioned in the shortcode reference, but I tried this:

[downloads per_page=4 paginate=true]

and it worked for me.

I’m using the first version of 4.0.4 that was released and it seems to work for me. I don’t know if the current 4.0.4 works. (Arne made changes at some point and didn’t bump the number, so 4.0.4 means different things to different people.)

The pending issue seems to be common – looks like Google doesn’t update that too often. What does your Index Status (under Google Index) look like? If it’s not zero, and changed when you updated your site, you’re probably fine.

I’ve run into this too – a fix would be most welcome.

Thanks for the plugin!