Larryhir

Now I think I am seeing that Yoast adds a taxonomy “Events” which is the top first box on right in editor. Pehaps a conflict. Meanwhile shouldn’t it be possible to have an event in two categories? I cannot seem to do that in the lower category box (part of WP event plugin).

I thought I may have fixed it by adding a # to the button url…but then on close the second modal returns to first modal.

• This reply was modified 2 months, 1 week ago by Larryhir.

I see no one has responded. In an FSE theme, I’ve struggled for many hours to align the switcher block to the right of the nav menu which is right aligned. It is difficult it seems to align properly cross browser.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by Larryhir.
• This reply was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by Larryhir.

I think you misunderstand. The CPT slug is actually being translated, which is causing redirect issues. Perhaps the SEO add on for paid subscriptions mitigates the issue, but I cannot find a clear answer from documentation or support forums. In any case, I used a redirect plug-in for the custom post type slug in question and that seems to work.

• This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by Larryhir.

I tried Excluding selectors around the <div> that is causing the issue. Nothing seems to work. WP Event Manager says it is an issue with TP.

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“wpem-single-event-body” is supposed to be outside and after the “wpem-event-single-image-wrapper” — which works perfectly in english

Thanks, I have tried the “Fix missing Dynamic content” which had no effect, but not the exclusion function. Specifically how do I state the function?

• This reply was modified 5 months, 3 weeks ago by Larryhir.

That is correct. This CPT slug is being translated though I have no other slugs translating. Trying to understand if I need the SEO add-on and a premium subscription to fix this, since it won’t redirect correctly.

Is there a way to prevent the slug from translating?

• This reply was modified 5 months, 3 weeks ago by Larryhir.

Can anyone advise, why the custom post type slug is being translated (no other slugs are) and how to fix other than use a redirect?

I seemed to have solved the issue by testing different settings within TPG plugin. If thumbnail image height is default and a hard crop custom size is used the formatting issues appear resolved.

Thanks, I will try this. Note, I have moved the install to https://staging.cchumane.org to continue troubleshooting.

I have the same issue and CSS changes do not seem to affect : .trp-language-switcher

My workaround was to create a unique author and query by that for the pages for now.

Finally got it to work. Seems like I had to reinsert the same exact override multiple times for it to process.

Unfortunately it took many hours to uncover the issue. Your plug-in has many great features, but it seems that unsetting an option does not necessarily remove code. For example, I set visibility conditions, and I tried to confirm they were removed(which isn’t clear in the panel). A “block conditions” label still appeared in the boxes in the site editor and these CSS additional classes were added, and had to be manually removed. Oddly, even with the plug-in deactivated the Otter visibility panel was still available in styles. Eventually, I tracked down the problem being this code that needed to be removed manually. So it is something hopefully you will work on in the future.

I did end up finding a better plug-in for visibility.

• This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by Larryhir.
• This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by Larryhir.

This issue is resolved. Had something to do with imported layout and elements requiring groups, not plugin.