neonWired

Thank you

the woocommerce_blocks_product_grid_item_html filter will do the trick. Thanks.

i want the opposite of that. essentially the max php version wordpress supports. i.e. when did wordpress start supporting php7.3?

I had the same issue, poor docs, I think what it does is to modify the normal wordpress export so there is no new menu item, just the normal tools -> export

Speaking as a UI designer this is a classic example of UI designers not understanding what their job is. Your job is not to follow whatever aesthetic fashion happens to be on the front page of dribble this week but to think about and consider how users interact with the admin. This is what a UI designer is and does, if you’re not doing that you might as well quit and paint pretty pictures for a living.

Whilst it’s not quite worthy of some of Microsoft’s recent efforts it’s pretty bad and poorly thought out.

Any takers?

@junior89 Unsure if this bug effects the front end display of templates or just the admin.

I had a similar issue with the 3.4 update, certain page templates were showing and others weren’t, turns out it was the formatting in the php file

<?php /*Template Name: 1 Column Page */ ?>

Won’t work

<?php
/*Template Name: 1 Column Page */
?>

Will work.

Apparently the newline is required in 3.4. This is a pretty silly bug that could potentially break thousands of themes which I hope will be fixed.

You do make a good point there, though I think you’re situation is unique as the plugin only exposes what most themes do anyway which is why it probably doesn’t bother with any authorization.

If it is necessary to hide certain data you could always hack to core controller to hide it.

Anything you publish on the web is open and public unless you password protect it. That’s the bottom line.

It would be interesting, however, to use oAuth to secure data. It’s a bit of work but I can’t think of any reason it wouldn’t be doable.

I had similar problems with the flash uploader refusing certain files with no error message or any hint why, it turned out it was because they were above the ‘Max upload file size’ set in Network settings and is 1500Kb default.

So it may be you need to up this settings as 1500Kb is gonna be too small for 99% of modern images.

The bug here is really that the flash uploader isn’t giving any warnings or error it just doesn’t upload.

Great I was going to if no-one else did, I have my own fork with a lot of changes and bug fixes. I’ll try and add some when i get time.

I’m having similar problems, it seems the flash uploader is completely broken sometimes it uploads fine, sometimes it only does a few images out of a bunch and most of the time non at all.

I have an extensively customized copy that irons out a look of the bugs, it looked like the code was being released as open source on google code and I was hoping to help with the project but it disappeared so I’m not sure what the status of it is.

No offence meant.
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