@anansi.pro

спасибо

Thank you. Yes, I noticed this problem with Sanskrit. The stemmer must account for sandhi in algo, and seoarate word forms correctly. And it seems not an easy task. And stemmer support is not avail in free version.

• This reply was modified 2 months ago by @anansi.pro.

Thank you @largbasket ! This is most reassuring. I cannot find any doc or tutorial, on how to configure and design template correctly in order to avoid blank template issue. Since I am getting blanks now. Can you point me to a good one, or lets develop one together, to make a good 1-2-3 guide for future users who drops into this loophole.

Was this resolved? I am afraid of installing this now.

я ишо не ставил. А пробовали поменять номер версии прямо в плугине?

No, its not this plugin problem.

@container is right. Please add functionality that will extend is_login(), or mimick it, since other plugins may rely on it.

I had the same problem and I figured it out. I had the problem with “Critical error” too, so I excluded my custom login URL from redis cache, and found that link https://mysite.tld/myscustomloginurl/?action=lostpassword started to work correctly, password set OK and everything works OK now.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by @anansi.pro.

How did you solved this? I am getting trouble with shortcodes in tabs.

This is outrageous, agreed.

Thank you! Much appreciated.

resolved. It was not php-fpm to blame, but another change. xml files were added in bulk by extension to nginx conf, to set headers expiry to 1yr. Removed that and framework successfully regenerated the sitemap.

The above from @chocoxxl will not work for SVG. If you want SVG centered in LogoSlider WP plugin, then you should do 2 things. 1) Make sure they are exported responsive from Illustrator. The heading part of such SVG may look like <svg xmlns="https://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 130 42"> <– yes, that’s all – just xmlns declaration and viewBox; 2) add this CSS to make owl carousel items in LogoSlider WP behave with centered SVGs:

.lgx-logo-slider-wp {
max-width: unset!important;
}
.owl-carousel .owl-item img {margin:auto!important;height:120px;} /* declare height of your container and logo items here */
.lgx-logo-item {display: inline-block;
vertical-align: middle;
height: 120px;} /* declare height of your logo items here */

The above CSS ruleset may look overlapping, but this is it – SVGs are centered as a result.

@rilwis Thank you, Ahn. I’ll give it a go in the next project.

Works perfectly, thank you! Big helper.