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Turned out to be a conflict with Classic Widgets and ACF Widgets. I was able to work with a developer to resolve.

Yes, that worked perfectly! Exactly what I was hoping for. Thanks so much for the quick response!

I only want posts to show in my frontend site search, not pages or custom post types.

Unfortunately the ‘exclude_from_search’ attribute causes issues with the custom post type taxonomy archive pages, which is why I prefer to use the custom query instead.

I would really love to see this feature as well, being able to add a list of css classes to exclude in the TOC.

I should add that posts/pages that don’t have TOC blocks in them can still be edited just fine!

Not sure if a fix is possible within the WP core, but I was able to use the Admin Columns Pro plugin to at least make the post formats visible again in the All Posts list. Just in case anyone else is having a similar problem.

Thanks for the reply!

This is how they are enabled in my theme according to this article:

Post Formats

add_theme_support( 'post-formats', array(
	'quote',
	'link',
) );

And yet I don’t seem to see the post formats dropdown either (old or new versions).

Gutenberg still supports post formats (I have the option to choose it within the new editor). I’m just lamenting the lack of icons that makes it easily obvious which kind of post is which.

Crickets.

I do have a theory though… both sites where this happened to me had changed the permalink format from blogger’s /year/month/postname.html to /postname/… I have a feeling it’s the removing of the .html there that’s the problem. If/when I have to use this again I’m going to try importing with the same permalink structure, see if that doesn’t skirt around the issue, and then update the permalink structure once everything is imported.

I have this question as well. The link output doesn’t seem to include a title (for tooltip usability this would be nice to have).

I am getting this same error. Anyone with any ideas/resolution would be greatly appreciated!

I’m having this issue as well. The rating option doesn’t show up for non-logged in users.

Bumping this up as it’s still an issue.

In my opinion the visual editor toolbar should stay the same, no matter if the main wordpress post is edited in Text or Visual.

if anyone has any idea how to fix this, it’s extremely frustrating, especially as the weird toolbar does not have a link button.

I’m still seeing this issue in 3.1.7. Homepage does not seem to refresh when a new post is published.

Bumping this, because I am now experiencing the same issue on ANOTHER, unrelated client site.

I’ve tried replacing any custom comment stuff with the default wp comment form.

If anyone has any other ideas to resolve this (other than installing an ajax comment plugin which I’d rather not do), please let me know.

Update: this no longer seems to work with the newest update. The CSS is as it should be in my stylesheet, and yet the custom image I have uploaded doesn’t seem to show up anymore.

I’d love to get this CSS out of my header. Please advise…