fishmi

Thank you for the quick reply and the advice.

In my experience, referring to the community does not solve the problem. I already know that a better list view is coming with 5.8, but this list view is not a good intuitive alternative for editors. Often this list view and also the selection of the parent block via the child block is not seen or understood. This is something for programmers, but not for editors who need it to be as simple as possible.

Intuitively, most users first clicks into the block, especially if they are used to it from the other blocks. If nothing happens, the user is at a loss.
And strictly speaking, this is of course a bug of the plug-in; no other plug-in I know of that allows additional WordPress blocks inside has this problem.

Maybe you could take a look at it again, maybe there is a simple solution. That would be great.

My – positive – evaluation will come in the next few days

Done ??

Dear Kalimah,

wow, I’m totally thrilled, at last my requirements are being implemented and just as I had imagined. I rarely experience that. Many, many thanks, this is really a super support and I hope the plug-in will still be widely used, basically this should be a WordPress core function.

Martin

Hi @dimned,

Thanks for the feedback.
Individual classes and IDs are of course always an option to address the blocks individually.
But I would like to avoid that in principle, because it makes it a bit more complicated for the editor (i.e. for my clients), because he needs to know which class names or IDs to use.
Of course, the difference is not so great if the editor should instead set the block to the tag “section” or to the tag “div”. But it is somewhat easier because this option is then offered directly in the Block Options.

Thank you very much.

I think this is an important feature ??
With the ability to use different tags, styling nested “section” blocks would also be easier.

That sounds good, I’m looking forward to the update, because the plugin is always needed in my wordpress installations and is a “core” plugin from my point of view.

My ticket is not about the toggle block in the Gutenberg Editor or in the Frontend, but about the “Settings” page in the Admin area for Editor Plus.
Here, the settings are not saved when I change the toggle elements used there.
Unfortunately I don’t know how to insert videos or screenshots here, otherwise I would like to show this.

Another issue:
In WordPress 5.0.11 the toggle boxes are displayed incorrectly (Edge latest version).
Settings are not saved here either and this time it concerns an installation on an external server.

@xyphius
when did you install the plugin: there was an update without change of the versions number and now the plugin works in my wordpress installation (3.12). There are some problems with deleting existing widgets, but new added widgets will be shown correctly.

Greetings from Germany, too (from Munich)