Birgit Pauli-Haack
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In reply to: [Timely All-in-One Events Calendar] Gutenberg readiness and roadmapGot it. Thank you:-)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Timely All-in-One Events Calendar] Gutenberg readiness and roadmap@sunny454 the Gutenberg Roadmap has been announced. You can read about it here: http://bit.ly/2HSpZn6
Let me explain. If I want to test things for multiple sites that all have events plugins or team plugins installed, I don’t want to work in code and mess with plugin codes for each site. Your plugins already picks up on the registered post types. So you could add the check for ‘show_in_rest’ and if false, switch it to true. and therefore make it available for this site.
This would make the testing of current sites much easier, available for non-developers and your plugin even more useful, not only for those who need Gutenberg disabled but also to those who need Gutenberg enabled and increase your user base<g>
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In reply to: [Gutenberg] combiningYou can accomplish it in two ways, the easiest would probably be using a columns block, put the text in one column and the image in the other column.
Or you can add your text which display over the full width of the page then add an image underneath, and use the controls above the image to align it left or right.I might not understand you correctly, though. Forgive me. Maybe a screenshot will help.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Paste into a paragraph blockEach paragraph is in it’s own block. But that shouldn’t deter you copy/pasting text into the editor. In the back-end the paragraph was always separate from the previous paragraph. Now you can actually to more with a single paragraph. (changing background color, etc)
If you like to have more of a previous editor experience, you can use the “Classic Block”. It even has the old full toolbar for you.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Can not edit posts made of shortcodesHi there!
Glad you are trying Gutenberg. In general, short codes do work. I would like to reproduce what you are seeing. Which Events plugin are you using when trying to create a post with a short code? And do you have a screenshot or something?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Editing the permalinkHi there!
Great you are trying Gutenberg! Yeah not being able to edit permalinks is a pain at the moment.
And you have some very good reasons. Yes, it’s very important to content creators. And it needs to be on par with the current functionality, for sure.
The developer team members are working on it and it seems they are almost done with it. You can follow along on this GitHub issue.
Keep testing and sharing your experiences!
Birgit
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Gutenberg editor not workingSorry to read that 2.3 worked but 2.5 doesn’t.
When you encountered the blank screeen, did you happen to catch the error message(s) in the browser console? In Chrome via Menu > Other Tools > Developer Tools > Console?
Or when you get the message “The editor has encountered an unexpected error”? It might provide more details as to the component, which caused the error.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Reducing trust (Resolved )For those who are wondering if WordPress 5.0 will miraculously appear and break things:
Just because there is no timeline attached doesn’t mean you can’t follow along.The Gutenberg team, as well as the Core Team, are discussing issues and process in the open. I know it’s a lot to take in but if you are interested in a particular issue, you could follow along, if not chime in.
Here are the milestones for future Gutenberg releases as a plugin and for getting it into core.
Not all issues have milestones attached. But they have labels. Here is the list
Further, you can bookmark the page outlining a WordPress 5.0 release timeline. It also lists all the steps. As you can see there, the Kick-off meeting hasn’t been scheduled yet.
- This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Birgit Pauli-Haack.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Confusing UI, Bad accessibility, A step backThank you for your insight, @dedering What particular part of Gutenberg caused a hickup at your client’s websites? The reason, I am asking is that the development team has spent considerable time to make sure the new editor does not cause websites disruptions. Shining a light on issues that you and your clients encountered would be very, very helpful. And if you could log issues on the Github repository for the development team that would be awesome! If you have questions, you can also connect with the developers on the WordPress Slack channel #core-editor
Here is the current state of the plugin:
- Themes should work unless they are built with 3rd party page builders.
- Most of those page builders have worked out a way to co-exist with Gutenberg.
- Right now, custom post types are not touched unless the plugins specifically integrate with Gutenberg.
- Advanced custom fields have a solution to work with Gutenberg.
- Meta-Boxes in general work. If they don’t for you, that would be a great area to connect with the developers
If you haven’t tried Gutenberg on staging environment with your clients’ site, you might start looking at it sooner rather than later.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Gutenberg] PHP Fatal error with Version 2.4.0It seems this should be fixed in tomorrow’s release.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Much work needed!There is no release date set. I would watch this page for changes. https://make.wordpress.org/core/5-0/
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In reply to: [Gutenberg] Much work needed!Oh no, what a horrible experience. Hope this wasn’t a live site! Gutenberg is still in beta and not ready for any production site. I think the Gutenberg Dev team would be the first to admit that it’s not yet ready for prime time, yet.
I haven’t read anything about the progress the authors of your theme make in adding Gutenberg support. They might be holding back until there is a beta version of WordPress 5.0 available.
As a precaution, just in case your theme developer doesn’t release a Gutenberg-ready version, there is an alternative plugin in the works called the “Classic Editor” (right now also in beta) It’ll prevent an unintentional breakage of your 3rd party page builder once Gutenberg is merged into core. It’s still several months away, though.- This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Birgit Pauli-Haack.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Timely All-in-One Events Calendar] Gutenberg readiness and roadmapOk. I did it here: https://ideas.time.ly/ideas/CAL-I-1251
Now it needs all the votes it can get so it bubbles up on the developer’s radar. I would have thought that Core compatibility would be the highest priority for plugin developers.- This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Birgit Pauli-Haack.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Allowing comments, does not work, Gutenber resets to OFFI can confirm the comment off – bug.
Just a note regarding the manual check to allow comments: the setting is available for edits via the “Quick Edit” links from then “All Posts” screen. It also is exposed to “Bulk Edit”.