Rodrigo D’Agostino

Don’t you worry about it, @bryandesrosiers! I’m simply glad I was able to help ??

Hey, @bryandesrosiers!

I was going through the exact same issue, and what actually worked for me was simply deactivating, removing, re-installing and re-configuring the plugin. After that the “Enable Page Caching” went straight through ??

I’ll take a look to the code behind it and see if I can be of any assistance.
Thanks a lot for your help and your amazing plugin, mate ??

Nope, sadly that made no difference :S
For the moment it’ll be all right, but it would be nice to have to possibility to manually choose the as attribute.

Thanks again, mate ??

That was a good idea, mate ??

The URL was kept in one piece as expected, and hopefully it is working as it should. Now I’m only receiving the following warning:
<link rel=preload> must have a valid 'as' value

All right! Thank you, @joyously ??

Hi, mate! The easiest way to copy the entire content in a page is the following:

1. Click on the three-dotted button on the top right corner of the editor and then click on “Code Editor”.
2. Click inside the Code Editor window, press Ctrl+A and then Ctrl+C to copy your content.
3. Go to the page in which you desire to paste the content, and be sure you’re working with the Code Editor in there too.
4. Click inside the Code Editor’s window and paste your content.

Hope that helps ??

Hey, Christina. Your problem doesn’t seem to be related to the Gutenberg plugin, therefore this was not the right place to post your question.

To regain access to your website’s backend, I would use FTP (or your host’s file manager) to change the name of the folder where that plugin is stored. That will deactivate it and allow you get back into the admin panel.

It is actually possible (and, to the best of my knowledge, it’s been like this since the beginning). That feature is available for every block in Gutenberg in fact. Select your block, go to the blocks settings on the right side panel of the editor, go down to “Advanced” and down there you’ll find an input field which will allow you to add your own custom classes (not IDs though).

Have you tried using the Columns Block? It’ll allow you choose the amount of columns you need, and inside each one of those you can put anything you want, including videos.

If that’s not good enough, I would advice you to develop your own custom block. It’s probably not the fastest way to solve your problem, but doing it this way you’ll be sure to have exactly what you’re looking for.

I’m experiencing the exact same issue. Has anyone else found a solution? Logging out and in again of Facebook did not help ??

Thank you very much for fixing it that quickly. It’s working properly again ??

I truly appreciate your suggestion, and I have to admit you guys have done a really good job here, but I can’t spend that much money in a single plugin.

Thanks for your help again ??

Update 1.7.4 fixed it and now the same filter is working properly ??

It seems the 1.7.3 update broke the filter you provided for me. It’s not working anymore ??

I’ll definitely do that! Thanks for reminding me, I often forget to contribute this way.