vyyt

UPDATE+CORRECTION:
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It is not the “Code Snippets” plugin, but “Insert Headers & Footers” plugin causing this. I tried updating it on another site. Its name changed to “WPCode – Insert Headers, Footers, and Code Snippets” and it WP admin menu item is now labeled as “Code Snippets” – hence the confusion.

Once I updated the plugin, it surely created the 2 new snippets for disabling comments and for the 1st paragraph blabla.

Mystery solved, case closed, no need to panic ??

Hi!

The same happened to me. I also deleted the 2 new code snippets. Before doing so, I checked their contents and they were harmless (one was just plain text in the HTML snippet).

The “Code Snippets” plugin was updated 4 days ago (19 July) and there are now many options for generating snippets for common use cases. I am wondering if the above 2 snippets have been generated automatically by Code Snippets when the auto-update happened?

Everything else seems to be in order.

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

Is it the “Support Threads” link in the right column of this page?

Ok, I will start posting there in a couple of days.

Thank you!

Hi @litonice13 ,

Awesome, I’ll be happy to help you iron out the bugs! Do you have a GitHub or some dedicated support forum, where I can list them up? I am using the plugin on the site I am currently developing and things are turning out nicely. I will take notes and post them when I am done.

Thank you!

Oh, ok, understood. I was actually secretly hoping that you would say something like “That’s very easy, @vyyt, just edit the TimeInterval.php on line XY and change that one variable from ’60’ to ’30′”. Apparently, it is not that easy.

If you add this in the future, it will be great (It could even have an option to display in lines, e.g. (10:00-10:30 ; 10:30-11:00 ; …).

Thanks, anyway

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by vyyt.

@iuriem, thanks for checking. Something wrong on my end then probably. Will look into it further.

Thank you!

Hi both,

Re 1. Sorry, I misunderstood, I thought @schakon was talking about how long in advance the service is bookable (not the duration of the service itself)

Re 2. @schakon, ok try this instead. Tested and it is working on my end.

.sln-steps-duration.sln-service-duration {
display: none;
}

Perfect, thanks for the quick response!

Hi,

I am on 3.26.1, but the bookings are still 1 day off in the week view. Did it work for you @iuriem?

Not sure if it matters, I have the WordPress set to the Czech locale (our week starts with Monday).

All the other views work correctly.

Hi @schakon and author,

Re 1. I would also appreciate this. Actually, would it be possible to enter a custom value somewhere instead of picking from a few predefined ones? OR select a custom closing time – e.g. at 20:00 on the previous day.

Re 2. Before the author replies, you can hide the times by custom CSS. Place the code below to the Custom CSS field or inside your style.css in your child theme:

.sln-steps-duration {
display: none;
}

Cheers!