janc76

Damn, I cleared my browser cache and the problem is gone. Sorry about that and thanks again!

Hey Lucas,

yes, it does occur with Twenty Twenty One and all plugins disabled as well. WordPress version is 5.8.
1. Create a new post
2. Add a gallery block
3. Select “Media Library” to pick an image
4. Switch your brwoser to mobile view if you are on desktop. Any screen width below about 600 px should show the issue.

Thank you for your effort!

What do think of adding a parameter ‘closed’ to the archive shortcode which defaults to true but let the query return open polls when set to false? I mean one extra query per poll on a paginated archive should be fine, shouldn’t it.

Why are there more SQL queries required than on a closed archive page? It’s the same number of polls with even less information.

The user should see the result of the survey though. I think what I am looking for is rather refered to as a poll. Watu is not really built for polls, is it?

It was indeed only slick’s css missing after your change, so it’s working now. Thank you guys for your support. Awesome!

Is there a chance Gutenslider will support post sliding anytime soon?

It’s not a plugin I am using for the post slider but a custom implementation that basically calls jQuery('.dv-post-slider').slick({}) as shown above.

I will investigate more but as upgrades of Gutenslider seem to change the styling of other slick sliders on the site it looks like I can not have my own slick slider along with Gutenslider, can I?

@wordpressslider 4.4.8 did not change anything obvious, 4.4.9 made it worse as the entire front page is screwed up now. I can leave it some time for you to troubleshoot, but will have to take the slider out eventually as this is a live site.

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Hi Andy,

thank you for your response. As I said I don’t have specific feature request or proposal of what to change yet. I rather wanted to reach out if there is an awareness of this issue. To me MailPoet is not like other plugins bringing a small piece of functionality into WordPress. It is more like a standalone application on the same level as WordPress core itself in terms of size.
Software engineering teaches us to break complex systems down into smaller units respecting principles like seperation of concerns, loose coupling etc. Having MailPoet inside WordPress as it is today might not be a problem for most users, to me it seems like a step towards building a monolitic system.
My concerns might be theoretic, but mabye it’s worth a second thought. I think I will go with the standard way for now, but also evaluate installing MailPoet inside a it’s own WordPress instance. (above option 2)

Thank you, Jan

Hey Joy, I think I see what you mean, the shortcode doesn’t have the gallery blocks features though and is probably no longer maintained.
I am using the Genesis framework and currently still have all my customizations inside the child theme. I was thinking of moving them to a plugin so I don’t have to bother with child theme updates. Looks like you are recommending this approach.
I am using a JavaScript lightbox gallery on top of the WordPress gallery and that requires a data attribute to pass some information to the lightbox gallery. Are you favouring a client side markup modifications for this purpose?

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Hello Joy, thank you for your feedback. The gallery shortcode is not an option as I don’t want create the galleries manually but with Gutenberg. I don’t quite get your last point. What plugin are you refering to?

Hey Niklas,

that’s good news and helps!

Thanks, Jan

Thank you for your opinion. Good to know that my approach is not entirely dirty and there is obviously no straight way to solve this.

I already have a theme-level Loco file at the custom location. Do I copy the source code for the “Anonymous” variable into that file?