berternie

Tried the CSS setting. All it did was break the CSS loading.

However I have further insight. Your button block will freeze my backend EVERY time if I I update the page after changing a setting (Specifically the secondary label).

-browser Chrome
-Win 10
-nginx
-local setup (using local) as well on live sites
-fresh install using greenshift theme and the greenshift plugin. And with no use of their font features. A basic raw install. Again with multiple sites l(live and local). I appreciate the time and effort you put in but after seeing that Mullenweg bloke demo it (and others) I thought I would give it a go. And after spending about a dozen hours – I gave up.

On my local basic install (Fresh install with Greenshift theme and plugin) I was so disappointed with the plugin I deleted it. Just to try it again I added it back in. Seen it was recently updated. Tried to add a font. Still doesn’t work. Almost nothing worked – and I tried everything. New installs (on local). Read everything I could find. Can’t install a font or write a theme (multiple variations were tried}. The only thing I could get to work was by manually uploading the font to the appropriate folder… and even then there were numerous issues.

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Add my name to the list. I am VERY upset that this was promoted and basically the plugin is a complete and utter DUD. Sorry to be so blunt. But let me expand on my experience (Over 10 hours of trying)

Started by seeing the top man extolling the virtues of Create block theme. Did a bit of poking around on the YouTubes and came across this young lady showing just how it all works.

Turn on Local. Fresh site. Add Gutenberg. Add Create Block Theme. Just as the young lady does…..

Well I got no further than the Manage Theme Fonts. I get
Error adding ABeeZee font to Twenty Twenty-Three theme. WordPress lack permissions to write the font assets.

Oh let’s try creating a child theme. Ok. It saves a zip. Well let’s upload that zip. And more of the same.

Installing theme from uploaded file: 2023childtheme.zip

Unpacking the package…

The package could not be installed. PCLZIP_ERR_BAD_FORMAT (-10) : Unable to find End of Central Dir Record signature

So I go down an endless rabbit hole trying to find how to fix these problems and many days and hours later….

I am here – Cracking the sads. The plugin is a complete dud. It won’t write a child theme properly according to the error message. And it has a whole bunch of problems with permissions. And that’s not just me saying it. For us that aren’t so technically inclined it’s incredibly frustrating. I have seen multiple people demonstrate “It just works like this”

and well it doesn’t.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by berternie.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by berternie.

Thank you for your reply. My host eventually tacked it down. It was some sort of permission problem. It works fine now. Love the plugin. It offers everything I need and then some.

Not a single skerrick of help from YITH. Typical. About two years ago I paid for one of their premium themes. I used it for about six months. It was crap, looked nice but buggy and woefully large page sizes. YITH are rubbish IMHO.