ashuga
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Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Disable Automatic Overlay Color on Cover Blocks (WP 6.5)Is there no way to do this? If so, it’s frustrating that I will have to revisit 200+ client websites to “fix” these overlay colors on cover blocks because there’s no way to control it as the theme developer.
Is there a more appropriate place to discuss this?
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Theme.json: image block missing block spacing on front endI figured it out! Posting here in case anyone else is having issues. I was including this in functions.php:
add_theme_support('wp-block-styles');Which includes wp-includes/css/dist/block-library/theme.css in my theme, which I don’t really need anymore.
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Theme.json: image block missing block spacing on front endHi @jordesign – thanks for your response. I switched to TwentyTwentyThree and the same issue does not occur there. I am comparing it to my theme that I’m having trouble with, but still haven’t tracked down the issue.
Out of curiosity, I also tried TwentyTwentyTwo. The same spacing issue above images also happens there. I’m not sure why, but maybe someone more familiar with that theme might know.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Job Manager] Job type filled, but form does not send@cena or anyone
For clarity, these are the steps to make this issue happen:
1. Have both “Job Type” and “Job Categories” set up as multi-select.
2. Fill out every required field, EXCEPT “Job Categories”
3. Try to submit the form. Validation will focus you on “Job Types” even though it is filled out.
4. Fill out “Job Categories”. Now you can submit the form, but it’s confusing since the validation did not point to “Job Categories”.I’m also now noticing that some fields will do server side validation instead of client side? If you fill out everything but “Job Types” and submit, it lets you know that it needs to be filled out with a message at the top of the form, instead of focusing on the field. I wonder if this is related to my initial issue somehow.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Job Manager] Job type filled, but form does not sendUltimately, the issue is that the form points to a required form field that is already filled out when it should be pointing to the empty required form field below it. Like in the screenshot I shared here: https://imgur.com/a/3su24Eo
I was able to replicate this in the 2020 theme. Note that the theme doesn’t show a popup for what hasn’t been filled out, but instead focuses on the field. So it’s subtle, but in this screenshot the “Job Type” field is focused because it apparently isn’t filled out (it is): https://imgur.com/a/atuVTqc
That’s the confusing part for user experience. I can sort of make it go away by setting up job type to not be multi-select, but ideally it should work either way, right?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Job Manager] Job type filled, but form does not sendHi @cena any updates on this?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Job Manager] Job type filled, but form does not sendAny updates since my reply above?
ETA:
I just tried a couple of things to troubleshoot:
– Switching the theme to 2020 does not make a difference in the behavior. If a job category is not selected, the browser still takes you to “job type” as if it needs to be filled out, when it is. It should be pointing to “job category” which is apparently required no matter what? I cannot find a setting to turn off requiring job category.
– Also I figured out this issue only happens if you have set up “job type” to be multi-select by checking the “multi-select listing types” in the settings.
– Weirdly enough, I do not have “default to category multiselect” checked, but job categories still displays as multi-select.
Hopefully with the info above someone can replicate this issue and help me out here.
- This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by ashuga.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Job Manager] Job type filled, but form does not sendOur theme does not use a fixed header, and in the screenshot I shared you can see that the field isn’t really hidden under anything. It’s just pointing to the “Job Type” field as needing to be filled out when it already it is.
I might be misunderstanding though. When you say “fixed header”, do you mean something aside from a header section of the theme being fixed to the top of the viewport?
Aside from it pointing to the wrong field, another weird thing is that it works if you choose a job category. I’m looking closer now at the source code and I do see that there is a <div class=”field required-field”> around job_category, implying that it’s always required? I can’t find an option to not make it required if so.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Job Manager] Job type filled, but form does not sendHi Cena,
Here’s a screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/3su24Eo
In my screenshot you can see that a job type is filled out, but category is NOT filled out, but when you submit the form it shows an error for job type.
Thanks.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Broken Link Checker] 200 OK when page is a draft (404)Hi Adam – I did mean moving a child page under a page. Apologies, I should have used the correct term.
After the plugin finished another scan after the first one, I’m seeing now that the page I moved/set to draft is reporting as a 404 as expected.
While this thread is open, I wanted to ask: does the plugin treat private pages as 404, even if an admin or editor can technically access the page? It looks that way but I wanted to confirm. Thanks.