edit4ever

Thank you! This issue was actually buried in our post template – so we’ve removed the duplicate mobile block and all is working correctly.

We appreciate the time to investigate the issue and provide a solution!

I’ve cleared the site cahces – as well as uninstalled the premium and standard plugin – cleared caches again and reinstalled the newest plugins.

Unfortunately, I get the same result.

Just wanted to provide an update. We werte finally able to track down the issue – turn out there was a hidden Headings block in our post template that was causing the issue.

The plugin works as expected. Thank you again for your time helping us!
Please considered this resolved.

Great plugin!!

Thank you for your time investigating this. I am traveling this week – but when I return I will setup a clean wordpress test site to test this and report back to you.

That way I can weed out some other config or plugin conflicting.

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Here is a simple query loop of current posts – with a title block and then the Simple TOC block. You can see the first post has headings and shows the header and headings in the TOC block.

The second post has no headings in it – but the TOC block header still shows up.

View post on imgur.com

Replacing a new Simple TOC block on a new template page causes the same issue with the Header Text of “Table of Contents” to appear even when there are no headings in the post.

It says Table of Contents as the default. If I try to erase it – it automatcially fills in Table of Contents.

If I click remove heading – it goes away – but it goes away for all pages.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by edit4ever.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by edit4ever.

Did you fill in the header text for the Simple TOC block? That’s the item that is being output.

Should I put this in the github as a suggestion? It seems like more of a default that is needed in order to not show the block header text when the TOC will be empty.

Yes – this post shows how it works normally: https://hydrolix.io/blog/scientiamobile-integration/

This post shows that it still shows the header text even though there are no headings on this post: https://hydrolix.io/blog/how-elkjop-stopped-ddos-attack/

The second one is where Simple TOC should not be showing the header text text since the post has no headings to include in the TOC. “Table of Contents” is the header text generated by Simple TOC.

The sample post uses the same template as all of our blog posts. The Simple TOC block is on the left side. You will see the Simple TOC header text “Table of Contents” followed by the list of headings (which are empty on this post) – when a post has headings – it looks like this:

https://hydrolix.io/blog/scientiamobile-integration/

But on posts where there are no headings – the header text from the Simple TOC block still appears. The request is that if the post has no headings (Simple TOC ul/li are empty) then it should not write the Simple TOC header text on the block.

Thanks – wasn’t looking to customize at this point. Just seemed strange that there wasn’t a simple yes/no or on/off or like/dislike form control that is displayed as a toggle.

Thank you – that fixed the missing on/off toggle from the radio buttons.

However, as a simple two choice display – there shouldn’t be two toggles – just a single toggle with choice 1 on one side and choice 2 on the other.

I’m guessing this may require a new form control.

Brilliant – thank you!

Thank you! I had only looked at radio buttons not checkboxes since I assumed an on/off switch could only have one choice. Checkboxes worked for creating the look of an on/off switch, however…

Radio buttons does not show the option for display as on/off switch.

Using checkboxes shows each choice as an on/off switch instead of on being one choice and off being the second choice.

BTW – the goal is not really on/off – just a toggle between two choices.

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• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by edit4ever.