audunmb

Thanks, but adding a few icons in a row is rather easy both with html and css. But that means that I have to have access to the icons in the first place.

For now I’ve disabled “Load CSS and JS of blocks on demand”, and can add icons anywhere.

Adding columns and then placing icon blocks in the columns also works.

Though, consider adding the option to have a row of icons a feature request.

Also some accessibility options for the icon block would be nice.

Thanks for your answer. I wanted to have it default to 1px border radius instead of 5px, so that I don’t have to change it manually for every block. But I guess that’s a “no, can’t be done” then.

An issue with Icon blocks is the inability to add several icons on one line. Blocks stacks vertically, so if I for instance want to add some social media links I need to add columns first to make them stack horizontally.

I use icons several places on our site, such as in the menu and in event posts from the Event Manager plugin (example).

Currently icons are provided by an outdated plugin that I want to uninstall, so if I could use the Getwid plugin to add icons instead that would be great.

If possible, I would also add icons to buttons (maybe you can add that as option).

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by audunmb.

Thanks. I was testing now with
<p>Test <i class="fas fa-globe"></i><p>
It didn’t show anything.
But if I add an icon block on the same page, it works.

I guess this has something to do with the Getwid setting “Load CSS and JS of blocks on demand”.

Is there a way to bypass this without loading all CSS and JS on all pages?

I have the exact same problem. Is there anything that can be done to fix this?

Yes, removing Primary style from the button fixes the issue. Thanks.

Thanks. The PL-platform plugin was probably the offender. Seems to be working again. Been meaning to remove it totally from my page, but as it was a page-builder-platform lots of content will be gone.

Thankfully, the Plugin Organizer plugin which allows me to turn on and off plugins on a page-by-page basis allowed me to turn it off for my front page without losing content on other pages. (So I recommend it to others who have issues on live sites).

Was looking for something else and came across your post. Won’t adding
.wp-block-getwid-recent-posts__post-thumbnail+.wp-block-getwid-recent-posts__content-wrapper{max-width:none;}
in customiser fix this.

So I need to buy the Pro addon to do this?

Here: https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/event-attributes/

That makes sense. I was expecting full width to be 100% within a column.

There’s also no visible “normal width”-function once you’ve chosen full width or wide width. Turns out that it is possible to click to turn it off, but since there was no visual hints on how to do it I thought that I had to choose either wide width or full width. Though that is an UI or UX issue with Gutenberg, not a fault of your theme. A “default” option once you’ve chosen width/alignment would’ve made sense.

Thanks for the help.

Here’s an example on a live page. As far as I can tell this code is coming from the theme.

Sorry, nothing wrong with your plugin, turns out it works just fine, but I had turned it off with Plugin Organiser.
Sorry for wasting your time.
Keep working on a block version though!

Thanks for replying.

Seems like it’s not only your plugin though, and it doesn’t work in Classic editor, but it works in page builder elements.

Some shortcodes work, even if they have quotes in them, some don’t. Even really old ones work. I have no idea why.

It’s probably a conflict, it’s just really odd. I’ll test a bit over the weekend and let you know if there’s a fix.