Using [SSB] no longer working in Widget area

  • Resolved stevieboy23

    (@stevieboy23)


    1 month, 3 weeks ago

    Hi, been using SSB for 5 years now (in a classic theme scenario) with a really simple setup:
    1) Chose the button design I like
    2) Didn’t select any position options
    3) Used the [SSB] shortcut in “Widgets” in our right sidebar which gave us the fully functioning icons

    Since the latest upgrade the buttons do not load in the sidebar properly unless a position option is selected (i.e. “Inline”) and posts & pages is selected. They appear on the sidebar but are unstyled and non-functioning unless they are “positioned” first through settings.

    Is there any way to restore the previous functionality so the buttons can work solely in a widget area?

    Thanks for your time

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  • Web1776

    (@commareus)

    1 month, 3 weeks ago

    I also came across this issue.

    You can force the front-end assets to load with a filter (add to functions.php or a code snippet plugin):

    add_filter( 'ssb_enqueue_front_assets', '__return_true' );

    I think there should be an option in the plugin settings to enable this though.

    Plugin Support ruqyya

    (@ruqaiyya)

    1 month, 3 weeks ago

    Hello @stevieboy23,

    Thanks for bringing this to us! Just wanted to let you know that yes, the filter shared by @commareus will work as a temporary workaround, but we’ve actually fixed this issue on our end already.

    For early access please raise a support ticket in our support forum to get access to the beta version with the fix.

    Thanks again for your patience!

    Thread Starter stevieboy23

    (@stevieboy23)

    1 month, 3 weeks ago

    Hello –

    Thank you to you both Web1776 and ruqyya the WordPress community is great – in 24 hours, I’ve gone from having an issue, to having a choice of options!!

    I hope you both have a great day – and best wishes from Bonnie Scotland!!

    Plugin Support ruqyya

    (@ruqaiyya)

    1 month, 3 weeks ago

    Hi @stevieboy23 ,

    That completely made our day, thank you!

    Just checking in as well, if you’re still keen to get ahead of things with the beta build that includes the fix, we’re happy to send it your way whenever suits you.

    Just let us know!

    Web1776

    (@commareus)

    1 month, 3 weeks ago

    I should have clarified that we’re not using the shortcode in a widget, we’re calling it directly from the theme using do_shortcode() — will the fix in the beta solve the issue in this scenario too?

    Thread Starter stevieboy23

    (@stevieboy23)

    1 month, 3 weeks ago

    Thanks, I have done as you suggested, followed your link and requested the beta version – many thanks!

    Plugin Support ruqyya

    (@ruqaiyya)

    1 month, 3 weeks ago

    Hey @commareus,

    Yes! the fix in the beta also covers your scenario.

    Thread Starter stevieboy23

    (@stevieboy23)

    1 month, 2 weeks ago

    Beta installed and fully working – thank you!!

    Plugin Support Abdul Wahab

    (@abdulwahab610)

    1 month, 2 weeks ago

    Hey, @stevieboy23 and @commareus!

    Thank you both so much for your patience, support, and kindness throughout this thread; it really means a lot to us! We’re thrilled to hear that the beta build resolved the issue on your end.

    Just wanted to let you know that we’ve now officially rolled the fix into release 7.1.0, which is live. So you’re all set to update to the stable version whenever it’s convenient; no need to stay on the beta any longer.

    Thanks again for reporting the issue and helping us test the fix. Wishing you both a great day!

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