JR Tashjian

Thanks for reaching out, and I’m glad you’re excited about OmniForm!

OmniForm supports a callback syntax for Hidden fields with three preset options: current user ID, search query, and user locale. These are Hidden field blocks that come with the callbacks already set as the value. We’re looking to add more options in the future, including the page/post title.

In the meantime, you can use WordPress’s get_the_title() function by entering {{get_the_title}} into the field block’s value.

Feel free to reach out if you have more questions!

I managed to replicate the deprecation messages in PHP 8.2 and just rolled out v1.0.5 with the fix. If you encounter the issue again, let me know.

Thank you!

Thank you for the report and sorry for the delayed response! I will take a look.

This has been fixed in CoBlocks 2.3.0

We’ve deployed version 2.3.2 yesterday which corrects this issue.

We’ve deployed version 2.3.2 yesterday which corrects this issue.

We’ve deployed version 2.3.2 yesterday which corrects this issue.

@ivy9 Thanks for the report! I will take a look at this bug ASAP.

@webppower as one of the developers on this project I’d love to help and figure out what’s going on. The problem I’m running into that is preventing me from helping you is information.

This is not a bug report. There are no screenshots or path for me to take to experience the same issue first hand. There is not even an inkling of information to guide me in a vague direction of where to start looking. If you could please expound on the actual issue you are running into with the Form block then I can help you.

Berating isn’t an acceptable form of communication here and is no way to plead for the help of others. Do your part and help us help you by providing more information.

I will be watching for more details should you decide to share any because I genuinely want to help.

Hey @baokhangluu,

Thank you for submitting this issue. I have a number of questions that need answers in order to debug further:

– What browser and version you are using?
– What is the version of CoBlocks you have active?
– Are you using the Gutenberg plugin and if so, which version?
– Are you experiencing this usage on your personal computer or the actual web server?
– What processes are maxing out CPU, Mem, and I/O?

Hey @russturner1,

Just circling back because this topic is still open. Did the suggestion from @bianca205 work for you?

Hey @nicoray and @stoent,

We are working to improve the vertical rhythm throughout the theme which you can follow the progress of on GitHub: https://github.com/godaddy-wordpress/go/pull/451

If you are looking for a quick fix here’s how you can add a little CSS through the Customizer to adjust the spacing: https://github.com/godaddy-wordpress/go/issues/429#issuecomment-578983227

Hi @amydoubleyou

We’ve styled the images added to the Services block to fill the available space, keeping each Service listed consistent with the others. We do this because the width and height of the element can change depending on different screen sizes (such as mobile). Larger images will be cut-off but we provide a way to set a focal point of the image. This allows a specific point to always be shown regardless of how the size could change for each visitor.

Here’s how to set a focal point:
1. Click the image you want to set the focal point on.
2. Expand the “Image Settings” panel in the Block Settings sidebar. (https://d.pr/free/i/xvAcLQ)
3. Choose the part of the image you want to be visible at all times.

As you are choosing a focal point, you can see the block change in realtime with the selection to get it exactly how you’d like.

@kenfox101 Looks like we have a fix that’s merged into the plugin in preparation for the next release.

Here’s the original issue on GitHub:
https://github.com/godaddy/coblocks/issues/589

And here’s the PR we’ve merged in:
https://github.com/godaddy/coblocks/pull/597

Once we publish the next release you should be able to use the Gutenberg plugin alongside CoBlocks again.

Hey @kenfox101

Can you provide a bit more detail on the issue you are experiencing? Please let us know what version of WordPress you are running and if you have the Gutenberg plugin installed and which version of that as well.

Please also provide any details and the steps you took that presented the issue to you. This information will help us reproduce the issue and allow us to debug further.

Thank you!