itspetrus

I found a solution myself. Perhaps not the most pretty one. Edit the code in display-posts-shortcode.php and add a line-break like this on line 607 (currently): $title . '<br>' . $date

Nobody? Anybody some idea about how to get this done? Or is it just not possible?

Hi,

In the meantime I suddenly realized that there is a previously used plugin “Remove Dashboard Access” which is the culprit. Working like a charm now.

Best regards,
Peter.

Hi,

I guess you are right. Strange, because I tried to disable all plugins and the error was still there. Now that I disable the WP Super Cache plugin only, the error indeed disappears. I suppose that’s not something you can do anything about? Thanks anyway for your help!

Best regards,
Peter.

Hi,

Okay, hopefully I did it the right way. You could check out https://pastebin.com/twH3JVkg.

It’s the error output on my (not public available) testsite. The same output I get on the real site as well.

Best regards,
Peter.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by itspetrus. Reason: Textual correction

Hi,

No, I never got any more replies.

Best regards,
Peter.

Hi,

Right after activating the WP Debugging plugin I got some errors. Those errors contain full paths. Doesn’t seem to be smart to dump it al here, right? Is there another way?

Excerpt:
Warning: file_exists(): open_basedir restriction in effect. (one)
Deprecated: strpos(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($haystack) of type string is deprecated in (many)

Besides that, with WP Debugging active, I cannot use the “save settings button” of LMM anymore.

Best regards,
Peter.

That would be version 7.4.33. It should be updated right? So, I did. I selected version 8.1.18 in my hostpanel. Waited some while, refreshed, but I do still get the error …

Hi,

I guess I found my own answer … in case somebody else is looking for the same.

<div style="font-size:80%;">[lmt-post-modified-info]</div>

Best regards,
Peter.

I noticed before that the fontsize of linked files based on the block-file is rather small. To correct that I added to the custom CSS:

.wp-block-file a.wp-block-file__button {font-size: 1em;}

Perhaps it helps somebody else. Thanks again!

Yes, that does the trick! I lowered it to 5px. It’s looking good now. Thank you very much! I even start to understand what I’m doing. ??

Hi,

Thanks for your help. It’s not working right away but we are getting closer. You can find an example via https://tst.afdeling8gou.nl/nieuws/dit-is-een-test/ (It’s my testsite, password protected against search engines, no big deal, password = bl0ck).

I noticed that when I remove “margin-bottom: 1.5 em” from “.wp-block-file” using the browser inspector, the extra whitespace indeed disappears. I just don’t know enough about css to understand where I have to set such permanent. Perhaps this leads you to the final solution?

Thanks in advance!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by itspetrus.

Hi,

I just wanted to add that I’m very happy finding your solution. I’m using the Astra theme and was facing the same issue with the small font-size while using the wp-block-file functionality to add attachments to a post. So, thank you very much. I also changed 1.25em to 1.0em.

Best regards,
Peter.

Also version 6.1.1.

Hi,

I was just trying different plugins and I switched to “Admin Bar & Dashboard Control”. Does everything I need.

Best regards,
Peter.