Deborah Edwards-Onoro

Thanks, Alvaro.

I’m working with someone who switched from Twenty Sixteen to Twenty Twenty-Two. As you can imagine, that’s quite a shift in thinking about customizing layout.

They did try your recommendation on their site and it worked! Thank you for the help, Alvaro.

Personally, I’m surprised the “No results found for your search” text wasn’t built into the Twenty Twenty-Two theme by default.

Yes, this can be marked resolved.

Thank you for your quick reply and all the information, Alvaro. I wasn’t aware it was being discussed for Twenty Twenty Three theme, glad to read the discussion.

Appreciate your help and info for the Twenty Twenty Two theme. I was hoping there was a way to add the message, without requiring a lot of delving into code.

(Sorry about formatting issues on my support request. I missed updating the formatting until it was too late.)

Hi Chris,

Thank you, appreciate the quick reply and info. I plan to use Heroic Glossary for an academic research site. Showed the client the interface, they were impressed.

But I needed to make sure it was compatible with the current version of WordPress.

Hi Alex,

Thank you for your response and explanation of the “Where” field. Changing the field so the cursor displays would be helpful to the user. Without the cursor displaying, I didn’t know I could enter info in the field.

You’re right, without a time zone, the “When” is confusing.

Another question, is there a limit to the amount of text that can be entered in the “Where” field?

Hi Jeremy,

Thank you for the quick reply. Yes, I’m using the shortcode block for it.

I hoped to remove the Classic Editor for the client’s site, after I finished the site conversion to the block editor.

But I noticed there wasn’t any conversion options for the content items I’ve already created.

Jeremy,

Question for you: any chance you can update the “Tested up to” version on the plugin? It currently shows version 5.1.3.

Thank you for the quick response, Jeremy. It’s the shortcode.

My fault.

Tested it in another browser on another machine, it worked. Cleared cache, restarted the original machine. It’s working fine in 5.3. My apologies for the alarm.

Did you find a solution?

Asking the same question. Will this be updated to support WordPress 5.2.x?

Thank you @mplusb for your quick reply and update. I’ve updated to version 2.2.1 and pages are no longer displaying the author box.

Thanks for your help and quick update to resolve the problem.

That’s good to know. Thank you, Neil!

Thank you for the quick reply and info. Appreciate you getting back with me so quickly.

I haven’t tested it with WordPress 5.0, perhaps some other users will share their experience.

For those interested, I heard back from the Duo support team today. Their reply,

“Thank you for reaching out to Duo support.

We do not yet support WordPress 5.0, that being said we do have plans to support this latest version of WordPress.

If you update and find an error please let me know so I can bring that back to my engineering team.”

No ETA on when it’s expected. And nothing on their public facing site.

Thanks, Josh.

When I read that blog post and the blog post for 4.0.7, there was no mention of General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR compliance. I can’t find anything on the akismet.com site that refers to GDPR. I checked Help and Features. Nothing.

Perhaps I missed it. Can you point me to the pages on the Akismet.com site that explains how it’s GDPR-compliant?

Hey Michele,

Good to know. If I make the page public, I’m a bit concerned that anyone can request the data for another person’s email address. Or am I missing something?