Diogenes

The same thing happened to me when updating.
When I totally cleared the cache manually, the problem was solved.

Do you have a tentative date to launch it in the wordpress repository?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Diogenes.

Thanks for answering.

In which version was it fixed?

I have the last one published: 1.0.77.9 and the problem persists as you can see here: https://bit.ly/35XmA4M

Can someone help me with this?

I solved it using: :last-of-type
The code would look like this:

@media(max-width:767px){
section.wp-show-posts .wp-show-posts-single:last-of-type {
    display: none;
}
}

Thanks for the help.
Greetings.

Hi Elvin.

I already disable the cache.

Here is a capture of the hook content:

https://imgfz.com/i/ZhycSDm.png

The display rule is that it is shown in all posts.

Please let me know when you are done to enable the cache.

Hi Elvin.

Unfortunately it did not work. I’ve tried it before. I even added !important and it didn’t work either.

Here is the test page, in case you want to take a look: https://bit.ly/2TiWFld
It is added at the end, in the related post section. I added it with a generatepress hook on the pages.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Diogenes.

Hi @ahmedkaludi

The blocks are created for the normal version of the page not for AMP specifically.

Why should I make specific blocks for AMP? If so, because in the official version of the AMP plugin they are displayed correctly and in the version of your plugin they are not.

I appreciate the help.

Thank you Animesh, you are very kind.
Everything works perfect.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Greetings.

Hello Animesh. Thanks for answering.

My test site is: sitiosweb.xyz

Additional note:

While excluding css?family caused the sources to load in WOFF2 format (as it should be), when I checked my website again in Google Pagespeed it showed me that Google fonts were blocking rendering, so I got a worse rating than before.

What definitely solved this was to turn On the option: Load Google Fonts Asynchronously in Page optimization> Optimization.

Not without first removing css?family exclusion, as it was not necessary.

I hope it will be of help for those who have the same problem.

Greetings.

It worked perfect qtwrk.

Just exclude: css?family

No need to exclude sw-icon-font

Thanks for the help.

Hello qtwrk, thanks for responding.

Your suggestion did not work.

Remember that the problem is the Google fonts that are loaded in TTF format (when they should be loaded as woff2 as they are more efficient and less heavy) and not the woff fonts (from wordpress plugins) that are shown as they should.

I appreciate the help you can give me.

The woff fonts that are generated belong to plugins installed in wordpress, such as sw-icon-font.woff.

The Google fonts TTF that are loaded (in the blog pages, for example) are Sarabun and Open sans, which when loaded with the option CSS Combine External and Inline disabled are loaded as woff2 (as it should be), which is a more efficient format, which allows me to obtain better metrics in Google Pagespeed.

In conclusion: the problem is with Google fonts that are loaded in TTF format instead of woff2 with this option enabled.

Hi @brainstormteam

I already opened the support ticket.

I await your comments.