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Drew
ParticipantIt works perfectly Tom! Thanks so much, it’s exactly what was needed 🙂
Drew
ParticipantLikewise, thanks for the update Tom.
Drew
ParticipantExcellent, then I suppose this one is good to go. Thanks for confirming 🙂
Drew
ParticipantOh interesting, I think that CSS may have fixed #1 as well. I was looking at Edge via their InPrivate mode but even then, Edge seems to be stupid sticky when it comes to caching and when I cleared out WPEngine’s CDN cache, that change seems to push through.
So I guess this is a fix for now but I don’t really know if it’s the “right” fix moving forward. Thoughts?
Drew
Drew
ParticipantQuick update: I may have found a CSS workaround for the second item:
.wpsp-overlay .wp-show-posts-image, .wpsp-overlay .wp-show-posts-image img { z-index: -1 !important; } .wp-show-posts-inner { z-index: 50 !important; }
That appears to address the issue. Still can’t quite get a solution to the first item.
Drew
ParticipantBingo! That did the trick. This is so going into my gitHub snippet list 🙂
Thanks so much 🙂
September 14, 2019 at 10:02 am in reply to: Excerpts and Read More links not appearing on Edge #11119Drew
ParticipantHey Tom, if you take a look now, you should see this: https://www.screencast.com/t/wUe58ohm
I left the CSS in place so you can see live on IE as it doesn’t seem to impact other browsers. Although on Edge, the overlay copy and button still don’t show: https://www.screencast.com/t/Fnag688se
Drew
ParticipantHey Tom, any updates on this?
June 8, 2019 at 4:09 pm in reply to: apply masonry layout from WP Show Posts Pro to default WP image gallery #9786Drew
ParticipantThanks so much for the tip, I’m sure we’ll just see about integrating it directly.
June 7, 2019 at 7:36 am in reply to: apply masonry layout from WP Show Posts Pro to default WP image gallery #9770Drew
ParticipantThanks for confirming. And yes, there are lots of plugins but here’s what I’m finding:
- They are poorly coded and load up the wp-options table with a lot of autoloaded rows
- Actual functionality is limited and requires so much modification that it would be easier to code something from scratch.
- The jQuery classes use common class names and throw a lot of conflicts.
- They require a dedicated menu item and admin panel to use along with shortcodes instead of simply applying to default WP galleries.
- All of the premium versions pack way too much into the featureset (which I get) and are overkill.
Are you using a specific script for that functionality or did you code it from scratch? At the very least, if we do end up coding something ourselves and you’re using a specific script, it would be smart for us to pull the same resource.
Drew
Drew
ParticipantGotcha, I was hoping you may have a hook in place for it already with a snippet from some personal work but no prob. Looking forward to the updates! Let me know if you need some testers.
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Drew
ParticipantMany thanks Tom, I genuinely appreciate the effort!
Drew
ParticipantBump. Just checking in again on this one. Anything new?
Drew
ParticipantHi Tom, just checking in on this one in the wake of the 2.0 theme release.
Drew
ParticipantMany thanks!
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