Patrick Whitty-Clarke

Sorry for asking in the wrong place, but this update will help the free plugin too.

Thanks for reminding me to update the plugin!

I included a link to a meme in the review (to explain the “exactly what it does on the tin” reference) and apparently that isn’t allowed here.

Hi Andrew,

Thanks for your reply – that is very helpful information.

Hi @porseshgar. I was going to ask a similar question, so I thought I’d reply to your thread here.

I would like some clarification on this too. The plugin description states “It is not intended for use in production.”, so while it is not intended I suppose it could in theory be used to load jQuery v1.12.4 with WordPress 5.6.

There are numerous plugins and themes which will be challenging to test and make compatible with jQuery v3.5.1 and jQuery Migrate – especially at this time of year – some official guidance from the The WordPress Team would be appreciated.

Are we supposed to wait until the themes and plugins are compatible with jQuery 3.5.1 + jQuery Migrate before updating to WP 5.6?

Thanks

Great, thanks!

@ooksanen thanks, that would work but I think I’ll just wait for the feature to be added to the plugin. As you said the SEO manager might be able to access those URLs.

Thanks Renee, will do.

Hi @ironikus , thanks for including this option. I’ll update my theme soon.

Hi tdgu,

I have checked Settings > Post Types Order > Show / Hide re-order interface already and the post type is not shown in the list.

As far as I am aware I think the latest JS update with ACF in v5.7 broke compatibility with this addon. So if you can get a copy of ACF 5.6.10 it will still work.

Hi Corey,

Thanks. It doesn’t seem like its possible to add to cart from a single product page using the core add-to-cart.js file. This is the behaviour I’m after ideally.

Cheers for the info anyway, it was helpful.

I’ve used this plugin for years without any issues. Please don’t be put off by this 1 star review from someone new to WordPress.

OK cool. It should probably give you a notification saying that when you try and import using the free version, I’m happy to buy the pro one.

Yep. I think it’s possibly more of a WP Core issue than specifically this plugin. Either way it would be great if the crop tool worked on mobile/tablet.

I think by default this plugin is set to 100 quality, you can use a filter in functions.php or wherever to overwrite this:

add_filter('acf-image-crop/image-quality', function($arg){return 90;});