joost de keijzer

Yes, I see, thnx for your report.

I’ve updated the plugin. Also, the published currencies have changed. This was updated in v1.5.

Hi, thanks for the tip. I’ve updated the description with your link.

Hi, I’ve just tested with WordPress 4.9 (bare install) and I can’t replicate your issue.

Hi,

My example are shortcodes you can place in your texts.

Hi,

Sorry for the late reply

Please review the examples on de plugin page or on de “help” tab in your WordPress edit screen.

You could insert something like:

[currency amount="1000" from="GBP" to="USD" iso=true between=" = " append="" round_append=""] = [currency amount="1000" from="GBP" to="EUR" show_from=false append=""]

into your text

Thanks for the report.

It seems the ECB is blocking requests from user-agent “WordPress/<version>”, which is the default user-agent string WordPress uses when fetching data.

I’ve changed this string for my plugin and it seems to work fine now.

New version is 1.4, please report if this doesn’t fix your problem.

You are right!

The child theme is hooking into the generate_font_option_defaults filter, but in my code I was searching for the (new) font_option key widget_content_font_size, so I didn’t find it :-/

Thanks for the support, sorry for the inconvenience…

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by joost de keijzer.

The site is https://www.inconcreto.nl/

The issue is with the right footer widget (it’s a quote).

In eg. FireFox dev tools, select the aside.widget and inspect the font-size css.

I see:

in inline:7 font-size is set to 17px (that’s my fix)
in inline:3 font-size is set to 0px (that’s GeneratePress, I’ve run through the code).

Thanks!

I haven’t changed any core files, I did create a child-theme, but not changing any of these settings.

I’ve fixed my issue on de live site using some custom CSS, so it’s not visible online any more.

Hi,

Thanks for the quick reply.

I have invisible footer widgets because, after a GeneretePress update, the font-size became 0px.

v1.3.29 works fine, v1.3.46 the footers appear empty

I would say it’s a bug.

I’ve just updated to v1.0.

That should also fix this bug…

Hi,

It’s a bug. Selecting a category somehow disables the Media export. I’ll try and fix.

Hi ReadK,

Sorry to hear this.

• What kind of export are you trying to make? (posts, pages, other?)
• How are the attachments “linked” (featured images, attachments in the body of the post, other?)
• When you open your export in a texteditor, do you find <wp:post_type><![CDATA[attachment]]></wp:post_type> items?

Hi,

Found this thread because of the stLight is not defined error.

The stLight javascript object is part of the ShareThis javascript loaded in ssba_page_scripts().

The ShareThis javascript is only loaded when accepted_sharethis_terms is “Y”, but ssba.min.js is always loaded and generates this error when de ShareThis js is not there.

I’ve got the same problem with a Vimeo link.

It seems the ods_remove_first_shortcode function does not work with the WordPress autoembed feature.

So when you embed a video by just pasting the Vimeo/Youtube url on a single line in your post, it is not recognized.

See WP_Embed::autoembed

Workaround is to not just paste your url, but use the [video] shortcode:

[video src="your/video/url"]