Bitpicker

I am using the most recent free version, 1.5.5 updated 28 days ago. I have ten licenses for Pro, but this site does not need any yet, so I am currently saving them for later projects.

The error is discovered by the JQuery Migrate Helper plugin for WP 5.5 immediately in the backend, so it should be easy to replicate.

I actually changed the code myself already, but updates overwrite the change. The script common-script.min.js from your assets directory uses the “ready” event twice. The first time right at the beginning:

jQuery(document).ready(function(e)

Replace this with: jQuery(function(e)

Then, later (quoting some more surrounding code):

jQuery.fn.parallax&&e(document).ready(function(){e(".qubely-row-parallax").each(function(){e(this).parallax("center",.4)})}),e(document).on("ready",function(){e(".qubely-block-pie-progress")

Correct:
jQuery.fn.parallax&&e(function(){e(".qubely-row-parallax").each(function(){e(this).parallax("center",.4)})}),e(function(){e(".qubely-block-pie-progress")

At least I suppose that this doesn’t break the functionality, I didn’t notice anything. It does solve the problem and no further error is displayed.

WP_DEBUG is set to false already, the error appears anyway.

Hi there,

saving works now, thanks a lot. ?? I have integrated a table in a page not yet published. It displays well. One minor point I still have is that adding color to cells is not straightforward. I would expect it to work like this: mark cells, use add color, click “OK” or “Apply” and be done. As it is, it seems you have to select a color then click the cell you want to color and then repeat the process for each cell individually. It’s a good thing my table only has a handful of cells. ??

Nevertheless I am countering the 4 1 star remarks with a 5 star of my own. Keep up the good work!

I just noticed the two responsive options other than scrolling do not work. I am, however, using the Layers theme, which has a page builder which might interfere.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Bitpicker.

I am not in the habit of yelling, but I’d like to encourage you. ?? If the link for donating had anywhere to point at, some material encouragement would already have been sent. Furthermore, if you’re interested in getting a German translation I will be able to send you the files once I get around to translating everything.

Hello, I’d like to know when we can expect the plugin to actually save the data. ?? I came across the plugin earlier this week and it is just the right plugin for what I need to do, except it doesn’t save any data.

Indeed, it is ok now, thanks very much.

I made an example available on the site I’m working on:
https://www.barbara-kiesecker.de/test-blown-up-featured-image/

The image used is exactly the same file, top is featured, bottom is standard.

https://fruitfulcode.com/fruitful-theme-examples/

On the above page of yours you can see the problem, the image along the top is 620 x 240 px scaled up to 955 x 370 px. On the demo page you gave all images are scaled down, as I’d expect them to be, but this one isn’t. The problem only applies to featured images, the very same image added to the article as a normal image will display correctly.

On this page from your linked examples: https://littlesistersfamily.org/programs/ it’s the same, the featured image is blown up from 604px × 270px to 739px × 330px.

I noticed that the tooltip seems to have stopped working in WP 4.5, but other shortcodes I have been using so far seem to be working.

There should be a tooltip on the first link in the first paragraph of:

https://computer-service-remscheid.de/wie-man-windows-moeglichst-sicher-macht/

The tooltip doesn’t appear here, and neither does it display correctly in the live preview. It does, however, faintly appear *underneath* the dialogue for the shortcode when hovering over the live preview.

I have deactivated the plugin now because Google has begun showing the AMP pages to mobile users, but they are unusable with the elongated images. And not only that, but the menu presented has nothing to do with the actual menu. I mean, it prominently shows my error 404 page! My website is mobile-friendly anyway, I think that AMP still has a long way to go before it can be an interesting alternative.

Thanks for the reply. The HTML is
<img class="wp-image-117 size-medium" src="https://computer-service-remscheid.de/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/penguin-variant-255x300.png" alt="Tux- das Linux-Maskottchen" width="255" height="300" />

So it has the size, though without “px”. Furthermore the image used here has the exact same size. It also appears that only the height dimension changes.

If I add the px in the text editor and switch back to visual the caption gets lost and the image is aligned left. That is clearly not a desired effect. And it doesn’t change the problem anyway.

Bei mir hat zun?chst WordFence moniert, dass die Dateien auf dem WordPress-Server anderen Inhalt als die installierten haben. Im Changelog auf der PLugin-Seite steht 1.1, installiert war 1.0.11. Nach Deinstallation und Neuinstallation ist die Version immer noch 1.0.11, obwohl neue Funktionen jetzt enthalten sind. Aber leider verschwindet Shariff jetzt auf Seiten und erscheint nur noch auf Beitr?gen, das war vorher besser. Ich stimme auch für ein regul?res Update, wie es die ersten paar Male ja auch war.