iamPariah

Ah. Thank you.

Those don’t work.

Okay. Thank you. I think I’m just going to stick with Classic Editor and editing (child) theme PHP and CSS for now. I’ve been working with WP since 2004, and the more I do with blocks, the more limiting I find them.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by iamPariah.

Thanks, Joy.

So, there’s no way to show post content before the More tag on a static home page?

Is there a way to edit the index.php with the Block Editor, so that I can create Latest Posts blocks that correctly show post content from before the More tag?

The embedded iframe code DOES work in the Excerpt field, but it’s inefficient to include the same code in two locations in the same table record.

Ugh. Figured it out. The hosting provider had pre-installed the Relative URLs plugin.

Got help outside of the forums.

And then how does one get the featured boxes back on this new static page?

It seems like you’ve created a great demo page for the theme but neglected to build it in such a way that users can recreate that demo page with their own content. Or, does all that require the $49 upgrade?

That did it. Thank you.

Thanks, Alexander.

Here’s a standard blog post list showing as you wrote the theme. It shows in 2 columns on wide screens and drops to one column on mobile-sized screens. https://dev.iampariah.com/iampariah2014/blog

I got this custom post type archive to float into 2 columns with the following CSS in the child theme (the .webinars comes from the content.php <article id=”post-<?php the_ID(); ?>” <?php post_class(‘group’); ?>>):

.post-list .post,
.post-list .webinars {
width: 50%;
float: left; }
}

That shows in two columns, but when the browser narrows to mobile size, it STAYS as 2 columns instead of going to 1 column. https://dev.iampariah.com/iampariah2014/webinars

Blog posts show up in two columns on wide screens, one column on small screens.

Custom post types show up in one column at all times. I want them to show just like blog posts–two columns on wide screens, one column on small screens.

Ah. Fixed! Thanks!

Note that I had to add !important to the declaration in the child CSS.

#header { background-color: transparent !important; }

Thanks, Alexander.

Using JUST your sample child theme, with no plugins, scripts, or custom templates, I get a different weird behavior. Check it out: https://dev.iampariah.com/iampariah2014/about-pariah

The secondary sidebar moved back into place, but notice how it’s color is repeated on the left, outside the primary sidebar. That’s not a background image; that’s from the secondary sidebar.

I’m having the same problem with 2.1. Dismissing the popup on any page, including the plugin’s General Settings, Performance, and Feature Manager pages does not prevent it from re-appearing on the next page load.

I don’t know how much more specific I can be. The problem is straight forward:

> I setup jobs to backup to Dropbox. They worked fine, until the jobs spontaneously disappear from BackWPup. The jobs work fine for about a week, then disappear from /wp-admin/admin.php?page=backwpupjobs as if they were never created.

My 14 sites don’t make money, actually. Most of them are test sites I set up on different domains and servers just to try to figure out why BackWPup was failing at its primary purpose.

I’m glad you finally decided to help FREE customers, but customers who have a functioning FREE version of the software are much more likely to become PRO customers than customers whose FREE version of BackWPup won’t work, so presumably the PRO versions won’t work either but for more money.

As far as response time, well, if you need to make some customers wait a week, then that’s your business model. Me, I got a response within 2 days telling me you weren’t going to provide any support, even when the software fails at its primary function, unless I paid you for the privilege of support. This is an improvement–unless of course its a week between each troubleshooting step.

Hopefully I’ll hear back from you soon. My e-mail address is on my October 12th ticket, replied to by Caspar Hübinger on October 14th.

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