little_bird

Hi,

Thanks for your fast response and great support. That solved the issue of the label.

Thank you!

Hi,

I found out Polylang was setting the DONOTCACHEPAGE?constant to true through the Browser Language Detection feature.

Thanks for your help.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by little_bird.

Thanks, for your answer. Along with that code, I also added some CSS using the Astra Font for adding the search icon, without that you can’t see the search icon next to the menu but if you see the code with the code inspector, the additional markup should be there. For me, the code works fine if the header builder is not enabled.

Yes, in the “Contents” tab is where the index.php part of all URIs is missing. How can I search which plugin is setting the DONOTCACHEPAGE constant without disabling any of them?

And another question, what is the DO NOT CACHE PAGE?secret key for?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by little_bird.

Hi Herman,

I need to add a custom search button markup next to the main menu. I know there is a search block on the builder but I need this specific markup that already works perfectly in the site not using the header builder.

function search_menu_button_markup() {

        ob_start(); ?>
        <div class="ast-masthead-custom-menu-items search-custom-menu-item">
            <div class="search-special-icon-wrapper" role="search"  tabindex="-1">
                <div class="search-special-icon-inner">
                    <a href="#" class="search-special-icon" aria-label="Search icon link">
                        <span class="screen-reader-text"><?php __('Search','makingphysicsclear')?></span>
                    </a>
                </div>
            </div> 
        </div>
        <?php
        $markup = ob_get_clean();
        return apply_filters( 'astra_masthead_get_menu_items', $markup );

}

function search_menu_button() {
        $markup = search_menu_button_markup();

        echo $markup;
}

add_action( 'astra_masthead_content', 'search_menu_button', 25 );

Thanks for your answer.

The issue was a related to cache and the plugin Autoptimize. Now after clearing all the caches the styles are applied.

Thanks

I think you are right. Anyway, the documentation is not clear about this. I managed to use wp_localize_script with the handle I found on the HTML script tag.

Thanks

Hi bcworkz,

You are right, I found the handle through the id attribute of the HTML tag. I was downright convinced that the value in the second element of the “viewScript” array was the handle of the script, so what is supposed to be that string?

Thanks

Hi bcworkz,

Thanks for your answer. I realized that it is indeed possible to add data attributes through a custom format on a RichText component. It didn’t work for me before because I was using the wrong syntax, but now it is working. without using the wp_kses_allowed_html() filter.

If someone needs it for reference, this is part of the format code using a ComboboxControl component.

<ComboboxControl
	label="Term to add"
	value={term}
	options={options}
	onChange={(newTerm) => { // newTerm is the postID
		setTerm(newTerm);
		setShowPopover(false);
		const attributes = { style: 'color: #1d55a9; font-weight: bold;', class: hebrew-israterm, 'data-hbwterm': ${newTerm} };

		if (newTerm) {
			onChange(applyFormat(value, {
				type: 'heb-expression-block/hebrew-expression',
				attributes
			}));
		} else {
			onChange(toggleFormat(value, { type: 'heb-expression-block/hebrew-expression' }));
		}


	}}
	__nextHasNoMarginBottom
/>

Hi,

The problem was in the theme. There was a JavasScript snippet after the get_footer() code that caused the conflict.

Thanks a lot for your fast and useful support.

According to the documentation that is a Premium Feature however, I tried to add the shortcode [auto_id start=1] in a hidden value but that doesn’t solve the issue.

That’s exactly what I needed.

Thanks a lot

Hi,
That is not working for me. The plugin was working fine but today I tried to upload a new SVG image and suddenly I got the “SVG file is not allowed for security reasons” message.

I even tried to upload SVG images that I already successfully uploaded before but this time the uploading failed.

Do you know why this is happening?

Hi Michael

Thanks for your answer. I used the plugin Better Search Replace to replace the new URL, but in the ec_icons_fonts option there are two different paths, the web path (like in font_url and css_url) and the system path (css_root and css_folder). Where do I find the system path? Is the one that begins with /home at the server?

I used Duplicator for files and database migration of the site, but in the ec_icons_fonts option in the wp_options table the new site url is correct but the files path is the old one. Why did this happen and how can I change the css_root at the database?