henriette123

Hi again, I found out that the address is ONLY displayed if the fields with the GPS coordinates are filled in. Once something is filled in there, I can write anything in the address field and that will be displayed.
Since I don’t need the map, at first I had left those GPS fields empty…
So now all is fine.
Thank you!

Hi Enzo,

thank you for coming back to me! I made a fresh install, but the problem persists. Also with the original twenty twenty-two theme, so it does not depend on my child-theme.

Actually (I did not mention this yesterday), another weird thing happens: my post does not seem to remember whatever I fill in the address field. After each save & refresh, the address disappeares.

It also happens when I use different browsers (Firefox and Chrome and Safari).

I tried changing to different PHP versions, from 5.6.39 up to 8.0.0, and both with NGINX and APACHE (no idea if this was related, but I wanted to try everything), but none of this would help.

Could you give me any idea about what else to check and what it could depend on?

Thank you very much for your help!

Best regards,
Henriette

OK, for the moment I have just made a quick css workaround. My featured images all have the same size of 1200x600px because they are also the post heading images. But in the grid I wanted them to be displayed with a 3:2 ratio.

So I added this code to my stylesheet (in my child-theme):

/* quick fix for missing 3:2 image ratio in AB grid */
.ab-block-post-grid-image {
overflow: hidden;
}

.ab-block-post-grid .ab-block-post-grid-image img {
object-position: -16% 0;
object-fit: cover;
height: 100%;
width: 130%;
max-width: 133%;
}

Based on the aspect ratio of your original images (which should be the same for all of them), you just need to change the percentages.

I have not tested it in all browsers…

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Hi, I am now running version ab 2.0, but the problem is still the same… Any news on this yet? Or otherwise some idea for a workaround?
Would really appreciate some solution!

Same here. Very annoying!
The thumbnails are generated in the correct size (ab-block-post-grid-landscape: 600×400 pixels), and the grid settings say that the Image Size is ‘AB Grid Landscape’ and the Featured Image Style is ‘Landscape’, but nevertheless I get the warning icon and if I look at my page and use ‘inspect element’, I can see that the the original size of 1200×600 is still being used. This is all the more annoying because in this way, the proportions of the images have changed and the look of the grid with it.
Hope this issue will soon be resolved!

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Hi Ernest,

Thank you very much for your reply, indeed it does the trick, problem solved! ??

Beste regards,
Henriette

Hi, I am not a professional developer and have no idea on how to replicate the error or visualise it on an error console on these mobile devices. I just know that the problem is there on both my daughter’s iPhone 6 and my own iPad mini2.
If I deactivate all plugins except Ajax Search Lite, the problem is still there.
If I activate everything except Ajax Search Lite, the problem is not there.
I would be very thankful if you could look into this!
Best regards,
Henriette

Hello Victor, thank you for these explanations! And also thanks to John Parris for his reply, to which I apologise for not answering earlier because I am only an occasional web builder and not a frequent visitor of www.remarpro.com, and also because I tested my site through SmartBear Cross Browser testing with a free account which expired after a few days. The problematic browsers however, were exactly IE 10 & 11.

So what Victor says, makes a lot of sense. I believe that these techniques should by implemented directly in the AB plugin builders and (@John:) I hope that in the near future this issue will be resolved in a new release! (In fact I find it a bit strange that the AB post grid block wasn’t already cross browser tested in the first place, including in IE 10 & 11.)

I have the same issue here. I use the Editor Blocks theme. Tried turning off all plugins en reactivating one by one. Turns out the problem restarts after reactivating the Kadence Blocks plugin. When using Firefox it is OK, but on Chrome this happens. For me this is OK, but other users post articles on my site and use Chrome. I find it not very professional that I need to tell them to install another browser…
Hopefully there will be a solution in the next update!