pipspeak

I should add that there is some other weird behavior I’m currently seeing in the FSE, most notably the fact that all the custom page templates I created and named at the time have now reverted to names with the prefix “wp-custom-template-” in the template manager. I know this is the way they’re stored in the database, but what happened to the regular names I gave them and which all the non-custom templates still seem to have? Registering the names in the theme’s json file makes no difference, and no plugins seem to be causing the behavior.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by pipspeak.

When you click the same three-dot icon you clicked to duplicate the template part (next to the duplicated template part, not the original), you have the option to?RENAME,?DUPLICATE, or?DELETE?any of the new template parts you’ve created.

This is not what I see. Instead I click the three dots and my only option is to Duplicate. On a few of them I also have the option to Clear Customizations. But in no case do I have a rename option, which is what puzzled me.

This is for the series of “Template Parts” I created (for unique headers and footers) that exist in the “Patterns” section of the editor (WordPress 6.3, Twenty Twenty-Three theme). I have the original header and footer in template parts, and then under “template parts – general” I have all the new ones I created. None of them have a rename option.

None of them have a rename option when I view them on the All Template Parts screen either. In fact there are only three dots next to the original header and footer and one copy I made, but none of the others. Clicking on the three dots that are there simply give me the option to clear customizations.

Any idea why I’m not seeing that rename option anywhere? I’m logged in as the same admin I’ve always used and was used to create the new template parts so I’m baffled. Something’s gone wrong somewhere.

By default all the events I post use the classic editor, so that option to enable the custom panel is simply not an option. Should I be seeing the block editor when adding an event? I cannot see an option to enable that in the plugin’s settings so I have to assume that if I should be able to use the block editor there must be a plugin conflict preventing that happening (I’m using the 2023 theme, WP 6.3, and the regular WP posts all use the block editor just fine).

Edit: just figured it out — I had to add a filter to prevent ACF from messing with the option. Now I can see all the custom fields in the classic editor as expected.

For anyone facing the same issue, just add this to your functions file:

add_filter('acf/settings/remove_wp_meta_box', '__return_false');

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by pipspeak.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by pipspeak.

As I mentioned, I’m not seeing the Custom Fields area when adding an event despite activating it in settings. Any idea why? Is there something else that needs to be turned on for it to show up?

OK, I have that checked but I’ve not been able to work out what the youtube link needs to be for that option to actually work. When embedding a self-contained playlist, do I use the link to the latest video in the playlist, the link to share the playlist itself, or a link to any video in the playlist which the plugin will then automatically replace with the latest video?

The latter (link to any video) doesn’t seem to work because the page just displays the older video without defaulting to the latest video. The other two seem to work but I’ve not been able to thoroughly test what happens when a new video is added.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by pipspeak.

Same problem here… works fine as a widget in a sidebar, but not in a Page Builder row. Shame, because it’s an awesome tool!

Awesome idea. I always forget how many weird and wonderful css selectors there are

Doh… yes, just realized the expanded pics still have a URL that counts toward the 140 characters. Thanks for reminding me!

update: finally got it working after clearing the WP and browser cache and going to eat dinner!

This seems to be an easy fix if you’re OK editing the plugin’s php files. I’ve not seen any ill effects so far:

In template_function.php on line 34(ish), replace this:
$title = urlencode( get_the_title() );

with this:
$title = html_entity_decode( get_the_title() );

Let me know if this is gonna mess with any other part of the plugin.

Also curious how to remove the text after each icon. Those text strings seem pretty tightly bound up in the functions, but hopefully there’s an easy alternative.

Awesome plugin, by the way, and simple enough to be able to modify fairly easily (…except for this icon text issue!).