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The plugin should work out of the box when enabling:

For Varnish, in the tab Advanced, we have an option for it that you can enable it(Varnish Support):

If you are referring to Cloudflare CF-Cache-Status: HIT, then yes, it is working fine. If it just X-Cache it might be a setting from other plugins or server host. For our feature of local caching, the header is 'X-WP-CF-Fallback-Cache: 1' (without labels like HIT or MISS)

Thanks for the confirmation. The fix should come in the next release.

Hello,

Did you previously add the rule using this guide https://gist.github.com/isaumya/af10e4855ac83156cc210b7148135fa2 since the name is exactly as the tutorial suggests SPCFC Cache Rule ? Cache Eligible Requests?

The plugin is managing only the second rule.

Hey,

It looks like the script was double enqueuing. On the page with the issue, you can run this code snippet in the Browser Console:

document.querySelectorAll('[id^="swcfpc_admin_js"]').forEach(e => console.log(e))

It should look like this when you run it:

If not, we kindly ask you to post a screenshot of the result and mention if you’re using any plugins that optimize the JavaScript.

Hi,

I checked the page and no error has been provided which mean that the workflow pass without problem but it is possible be something with the configuration of the email provider.

Can you tell us what plugin you use for email configuration (WP Mail SMTP, POST SMTP Mailer) and the provider (Gmail, AWS, Sendinblue)?

The data should be available on Admin Dashboard > Otter Blocks > Form Submission if you use Otter Pro and have not set the saving options as Email only in the Form block.

I’m glad that it worked out for you.

Thanks for the answers!

I made a test page with a sticky group block in the Sidebar to check the base functionality: https://recommenddowntown.s2-tastewp.com/2023/02/13/sticky-test/. If something like this can not be done on your page, then it might be 2 cases:

• I misunderstood your context.
• There might some plugins that blocks the functionality. (ex.: filters that remove content from widgets)

In both cases, I will kindly need a link to the page where you are trying to add the sticky block. I will try to recreate your scenario. Also, if there is a plugin you think can affect a page, do not hesitate to mention it.

Have a great day!

Hi Josh,

Thanks for trying out the sticky block feature. This feature is very context-sensitive, so it might not work as you expect based on your setup. We will check to see if there are any compatibility problems.

I would appreciate the answer to the following question regarding your setup; this will help me to scope the problem better:

• What are blocks trying to make sticky?
• Is the block you are trying to make sticky in another container block (like Section, Group, Columns, or Tab)?
• What options do you use? (position, behavior) (a screenshot with the options will be very helpful)

Have a great day!

Hi! Thanks for reporting the issue.

The feature is context-sensitive. Depending on your theme and plugins, the behavior may vary.

Could you tell us what theme and block plugin you use? We suspect that the theme or the block plugin might add some extra styling that conflict with the typing animation, thus the mismatch in fonts.

If you have a live site with a page that expresses this behavior, it will be helpful for us to investigate.

Have a nice day!

Hi,

To do a full-width section that can keep the element contained, you must use two Section Blocks. One section will serve as a background, and the other will have the content.
The steps are:
1. Insert a Section block. Press Skip when it asks about the layout (in this way, we will have a single column).
2. Set the section’s width to Full Width in toolbar controls.
3. Inside the column, insert another Section Block. Go to Inspector > Section Structure and select the Maximum Content Width using the slider. (Beware that there is a minor bug with the slider that does not allow you to reach the end. This will be solved in the next release.)

You will have to adjust the Maximum Content Width to fit your page flow.
You can see here how it looks: https://satisfyingbell.tastewp.com/2022/01/17/full-width/
Here is the example snippet: https://gist.github.com/Soare-Robert-Daniel/2488ff2074c0904f76c1f287242b9ddb ; you can copy this and insert it in a separate Paragraph block to see if this solution fits your needs.

Have a great day!

Hi,

The fix for the losing focus is planned for the upcoming release. You can track it here.

@ngodong suggested an excellent method for reusing the block with the desired default settings. In future releases, we will introduce the possibility of setting new custom defaults values for the block; thus, every created block from that point will have those settings without making a reusable block template for every block.

It will be available in Global Settings and you can track it here.

Thank you for reporting this issue.

Hi,

The option to filter out the posts by their category is already present.

Steps:
1. Insert a Post Block
2. Press on the gear icon [1] on the top-right corner – this will open a sidebar
3. On the sidebar, there should be a section named Settings [2]
4. You can select from the dropdown the category you want

!! The block works only with the category recognized by the WordPress internals. If you have a plugin with some feature isolated from WordPress, it will not be shown on the options.

References:
[1] https://imgur.com/OFNwRep
[2] https://imgur.com/k2lvdqc

Hi,

To remove this limitation, we need to use some CSS magic. Select the Section block that you want to change, and in the Block Settings click on the Custom CSS tab.

In the text area, insert the following code:

selector .innerblocks-wrap {
  max-width: 1600px !important;
}

You can replace the 1600px value with the specific size that you want. Also, notice the !important keyword. This will force the browser to use that setting and ignore the others for the max-width property.

Hi,

To change or remove the hover effect you need to target this specific class in the Custom CSS option from the Block Settings: .wp-block-themeisle-blocks-accordion-item__title

Select Accordion, and in the Custom CSS, you can write this code to remove the hover effect of changing color:

selector .wp-block-themeisle-blocks-accordion-item__title:hover {
   filter: unset !important;
}

Notice the !important; this will force the browser to use that particular setting.

This code is also available for putting it on the Accordion Item to change the hover effect on a particular tab.