piotrk87

Actually it seems you have fixed it with your most recent update.

Hi!

I cannot see this option. Is it only available when Gutenberg is used?

This plugin is free, what are you talking about?

Hi,

I’ve checked the settings of WP Rocket and here it is described how to exclude Complianz from minification.

Leaving this here for generations to come ;). Just ctrl+f and search for complianz

https://docs.wp-rocket.me/article/1560-delay-javascript-execution-compatibility-exclusions?utm_source=wp_plugin&utm_medium=wp_rocket#complianz-gdpr

Should be working. Not tested yet though.

Yes @hannahritner, however only partially. I have now changed the theme to Astra Pro the button does not look like a proper button – the backound is too small.

Also have some issue with styling – In short – it does not look good. The block is too big, it does not show all the things I chose (for example the category text above).

Please see some screenshots on how things look like now.

https://ibb.co/YLRFzWg – button styling
https://ibb.co/84kmn4X – how things look like now (vertical alignment issue)
https://ibb.co/q5hx4ZH – as above, but issue with horizontal alignment

Please I would appreciate your prompt help.

Hi Hannah,

Since the time we talked I have not had any issues.

However, getting back to button color topic, would you be able to check the CSS? The button read “Czytaj wi?cej” and I would like to change the font color and hover color, plus apply radius.

Check this example site please: https://jakaoferta.pl/najtanszy-abonament-komorkowy/

Check this for the button:
https://ibb.co/WsVKHMG

NOT RESOLVED: sorry marked it wrongly as resolved, but still the bar does not appear on mobile. I have read your pinned post and also tried with WP Rocket disabled (?nowprocket) and it does not change anything.

I am not sure though how to check this:

Ensure that the wp_footer() and wp_head() functions are called in the WordPress site theme’s template files.

I have fixed this on desktop only by adding exclusion to unused CSS list. The following were added (maybe this will help someone):

/wp-content/plugins/cookie-law-info/public/css/cookie-law-info-public.css
/wp-content/plugins/cookie-law-info/public/css/cookie-law-info-gdpr.css

• This reply was modified 2 years, 12 months ago by piotrk87.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 12 months ago by piotrk87.

This is production website, however I’ve just activated it for you to check.

BTW, it does not appear on mobile at all

• This reply was modified 2 years, 12 months ago by piotrk87.

Nope, this does not work. There’s an option to exclude js, however needs url address pointing js file. are you able to tell me which one should be excluded?

I am blocks and standard settings, nothing in HTML. I can give you access to a clone website where I can repicate the issue. I don’t want that website to be indexed, therefore it is in maintenance mode, but with access you could login and see for yourself and perhaps learn a bit more. Are you able to do this? Let me know where could I pass the login details.

Yes. Please check for example https://jakaoferta.pl/czym-jest-volte-i-vowifi-wifi-calling/. The first one is the one causing problems.

Of course I have changed it to the correct link, but I am afraid this will hapen again.

Stackable has the option to choose post ID and I would be happy to see it in your plugin – even in the paid version.

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by piotrk87.
• This reply was modified 3 years ago by piotrk87.

Hi Hannah,

I am sorry to say but option 1 does not work.

Once I’ve created an addional page, all the blocks which were sticky and were directing to a particular page have changed and now they show incorrect link everywhere. I had to manually adjust them now which is really time consuming and actually prevents me from creating new pages.

I hope I won’t have to change the plugin, as I liked yours, but this is simply not working.

Edit: I actually don’t recall adding an additional page. Today it just changed by itself and I had to adjust “offset starting post” to 5 when previously it was 4 to make it work again.

Perhaps there is some other way to make sure the link would remain consistent? In terms of posts, I just use a separate tag, but here (for pages) some other solution is needed I think.

Just to add – the link leads to WooCommerce shop, so it’s quite important that it does not change itself.

Let me know what you think.

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by piotrk87. Reason: Some extra info

Thanks Karla.

Several questions more:
1. So if I make the post sticky it would mean that this post will not get replaced by any other one added later? that is, the link to the article I want will stay there forever irrespective of new posts created?

2. In the “block defaults” option in WordPress I do not see option to set default value for this type of block. I would like to avoid editing each block separately, just have the same settings applied (for example styling) when I create a new one. Is there any way to achieve this?

Piotr

Hi @laserstore,

Thanks for leaving this here for others.

Are you able to advise me on how to change this runtime in cron and what period of time did you choose? Did it affect your website on any other way?

Thanks @rainfallnixfig ,

Actually I had to buy a separate plugin in order to do this. It’s a pity it works this way, I think it’s a big disadvantage of WooCommerce.