chthon

Hello Konstantin,

I’ve just installed your plugin for the first time and am having the same experience as sebastienod. I have noticed I can unapprove users fine, it’s approving them that is not currently working for me.

Thank you!

@jdembowski, I think what @bluesman2017 is referring to is the first sentence of the Classic Editor plugin description: “Warning: This is beta software, do not run on production sites!”.

This is potentially confusing for anyone thinking about installing the plugin on their production site prior to Gutenberg being added to core.

Hi @karmatosed,

Do you mind if I dig a bit more into what you are looking to know? What do you feel isn’t clear at this point?

What still is not clear is what I will need to do to make existing sites Gutenberg-friendly, and this is exclusively tied to the ongoing conversation around how Gutenberg will handle existing metaboxes. I appreciate there will be a technical solution for metaboxes at some stage, and whether this is accommodated seamlessly by Gutenberg or requires fresh development time at my end converting fields into blocks, I’m actually not too concerned.

The problem for me, per the title of this review, is uncertainty. The latest issue (reported today, November 3) on Github (https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/3304) again ducks the question of how existing metaboxes, not future ones, will be handled. It’s difficult to understand how it can still be the case that this is an unknown concept, and it really feels it’s time for a consensus on just how broken backwards compatibility is going to be. This comment by youknowriad does not inspire confidence: “When we think the ideal vision of Gutenberg is ready to ship, we’ll have time to discuss upgrade path strategies”. All this currently tells me is it may be a last-minute scramble to update existing sites primarily composed around metaboxes. I think aaronjorbin’s comment https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/3304#issuecomment-341503324 is in line with what @rcvane outlines above.

I have never had any issues running updates on WordPress sites as I’ve always taken care to do things “the WordPress way”. The conversations happening around Gutenberg and existing sites continue to indicate this will no longer be the case.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by chthon.

There’s a class in your CSS on line 3251 called .product-type-simple. If you change:

margin: 5px !important;

…to:

margin: 5px;

…you’ll see the product grid display correctly. When !important is set on a property it will override other properties applied to the same element, so whenever possible it’s best to avoid using it.