Oliver Campion

Hello,

Sorry this took a while. We have now updated the plugin and added the “Offset” setting as requested.

Please update to v1.1.0 and let us know if that does what you require.

Oliver

Thank you for confirming the issue.

It’s fine, we’ll make sure we update the settings each time we modify the relevant post / page until a fix has been released.

Great news. Thank you.

We’d also like to see an update to this plugin (if only a change to the “Tested up to:” in the readme.txt) to address these warnings like this one from Wordfence for example …

The Plugin “Accordion Blocks” appears to be abandoned (updated 7th February 2022, tested to WP 5.9.10).Type: Plugin Abandoned

In the meantime it looks like an experimental Accordion Block is ready to be tested in Gutenberg’s plugin on GitHub so it would seem there’s a native block coming soon.

Oliver

Ah, selectors! My mistake. This is a more powerful field than I had previously realised. Sorry.

With regards to the z-index issue, it’s a floating popup. If you add a standard Gallery Block after the popup block you’ll see the issue when it pops up hidden behind the images in the gallery. I’ve tested on Twenty Seventeen and Twenty Twenty-Four.

Apologies but the site in question is not yet public.

Thanks.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by Oliver Campion.

No problem!

Hi Michael,

This is a pretty easy one to solve ??

You are downloading a plugin for the Twenty Seventeen theme. This isn’t a theme. So you have to upload it as a plugin, not as a theme.

If all you want is the Twenty Seventeen theme then you can install that by going to “Dashboard – Appearance – Themes – Add New Theme” and searching for it to install.

Oliver

We will look into adding an offset parameter to the block settings and get back to you. We do have an huge workload at the moment, however, and scheduling development hours for free plugins will be tricky so I cannot promise that this will be done anytime soon. Do you have a specific deadline?

Oliver

Understood. Can you provide a link to the blog you are attempting to use in the block at least? The more detail you can give to replicate your issue, the more chance we have to actually be able to see it.

Many thanks,

Oliver

Please note that we are replying to your message about images not showing correctly, not your other topic.

Oliver

Hello,

Can you provide a link to your website’s page with the offending block?

Alternatively, please let us know what theme you are using and steps to replicate the issue.

Thank you,

Oliver

Hello,

We can certainly look into this for you but you will need to start your own support topic as this one is resolved.

Oliver

Unfortunately this is a very difficult issue to diagnose because it’s sporadic and despite continued efforts we cannot replicate it. All we know is that randomly a customer will not be able to complete a payment and since disabling this plugin (for several months) on affected websites, the issue has not re-occured.

Because we have no idea what’s causing the issue … all that we know is that disabling JS merging / minification resolves it.

So as you can see, we are unable to set your plugin to ignore a specific script as we don’t know which one is causing the issue.

This is why we’d like to keep the CSS minification / merging but prevent JS minification / merging (until such time as we can identify the issue).

Oliver

Great news! And thank you so much for your generous financial contribution to our plugin!

Ah, yes, you’re right. I wouldn’t normally recommend this but adding !importan should do the trick …

.wp-block-display-remote-posts h4 {
margin: 2em 0 0.5em 0 !important;
}