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Hi there, thanks responding about the theme. I have reached out to the theme developer for further troubleshooting.
What about the second part of my question?
`However, even once the button for selecting an icon successfully reappears with the theme plugin deactivated, none of the settings in the “Menu Icon Settings” interface actually affect the SVG icon that appears next to the menu item. The icon just stays tiny regardless of what settings I enter into the Menu Icon Settings
See screenshot of settings: https://pasteboard.co/uBrkqMCsVv60.png
See screenshot of menu item with those settings: https://pasteboard.co/J7pfmPsFBKwr.png
See screenshot of the SVG image that is being used in the menu: https://pasteboard.co/eikrkuRWNrlI.pngSo even without my theme plugin conflicting, the Menu Icons plugin does not work correctly.`
Thanks!
Is there any word on this? 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] How to edit invalid payment messageFor changing text, we generally suggest using a translation plugin, such as Loco Translate. This will allow you to find that phrase and change it to be what you’d like.
This worked like a charm, thanks!
Hi there, @arsalantariq . That’s very surprising.
Can you at least point me to where I can edit whatever generates the leaderboard shortcode? Or point me to documentation on how to use the leaderboard?Thanks
Thanks. Will my thread be unlocked? And how long until I will hear from the technical team? It has been nearly two weeks now.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Remove Dashboard Access] Exception URLs?Yeah, that should work fine! Seems super simple to have a very basic UI that allows user to type in a series of URLs they want excepted for all traffic, and then whenever a connection comes (from any IP) to an excepted URL in that list, it is allowed through.
@tonygao Note that the above code provided by @arsalantariq will allow users who are logged in to pay for Woocommerce products with points, but will block all non-logged in users from having the option to purchase with points.
Hello @wpexpertssupportteam !
I would like both 🙂 A leaderboard ordered like:
- User 6 – Rank 4, 277 Lifetime Points
- User 2 – Rank 4, 220 Lifetime Points
- User 1 – Rank 3, 195 Lifetime Points
- User 3 – Rank 2, 96 Lifetime Points
- User 4 – Rank 2, 88 Lifetime Points
- User 5 – Rank 1, 2 Lifetime Points
See how they’re listed from highest amount of lifetime points, to lowest? The Ranks Add-On says that it tracks
Ranks Based on Total Balance
Users retain their rank even if they spend their points and can only lose their rank if the admin deducts points from the user manually.so that “Total Balance” is what I’m calling “Lifetime Points” in this example.
Does that make sense?
- This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by 2Flow2.
@lala9 On your individual WooCommerce “Product” pages, there is a “myCred” module in the right-hand sidebar if you have both plugins installed. In the module there is a “Reward with Points” checkbox. Is that what you might be looking for?
It looks like it is some sort of conflict with another plugin, because when I disable all other plugins, the notifications stay hidden. They come back when I re-enable the rest of my plugins, however.
I’m not sure which one might be causing this. I suppose I would have to individually turn each one of them on one by one until I see the issue happen again.
- This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by 2Flow2.
Ah, okay, makes sense. Thank you!
Hi there, thank you very much for the reply!
I disabled the Yoast SEO plugin, as well as the Yoast Duplicate Post plugin, and then re-enabled them. Upon re-enabling the plugins, there are now 2 notifications being displayed by Yoast in the upper bar instead of 1.
One of the notifications is the same notification that appeared before, reading “Yoast SEO and WooCommerce can work together a lot better by adding a helper plugin. Please install Yoast WooCommerce SEO to make your life better. More information.” This notification is acting exactly the same as before, and clicking the icon to hide it does nothing but grey out the notifictions area without removing the actual notification itself.
The new, second notification that has appeared displays more odd behavior. The notification reads “You can speed up your site and get insight into your internal linking structure by letting us perform a few optimizations to the way SEO data is stored.
We estimate this will take a couple of minutes.”
Upon clicking the icon to hide this notification, both notifications do successfully clear. They disappear and it says I have 0 notifications, with “1 hidden notification” (the message to speed up my site with storage optimizations). However, whenever a new page is navigated to or when the current page is reloaded, one notification will come back and it will display that I have “1 notification” (the SEO/Woocommerce notification). Then, upon navigating to a second new page or reloading the current page a second time, the second notification will return and it will display that I have “2 notifications”. At that point, I am back to where I started, and the process can repeat itself.I have taken a video of this in action because I believe it easier to see done than trying to comprehend it over text: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3RXo893LNw
I also tried installing the Yoast Test Helper and following the steps you described. Unforunately, clicking the “Reset Notifications” button did nothing (other than bring up a green banner that said “Yoast SEO feature Notifications has been reset.” but none of the notifications actually disappear).
Let me know what I should do next. Thank you for helping me work to resolve this.
I can also confirm that you can use the API to have MyCred add points in response to external events. I just finished implementing this functionality with the plugin on my own website!
I used GET/POST requests to indicate external events, and implemented it using this tutorial modified with this hook. Best of luck!
Woah! Well, it looks like it is working on my end now, too. I have no idea what was changed…. Sorry to take up your time, thank you for looking into it!
Hi there, thanks for the reply.
I can confirm that my Yoast SEO version is 16.9, and my WordPress version is 5.8. Both of those were already the case.
I have ensured all of my other plugins are updated.
At your reeuqest I have cleared my site’s Cloudflare cache, and have cleared the “SuperCacher” feature provided by my host, SiteGround. There is no other caching features present on my website that I know of.
I can provide screenshots of any of these actions if need be.
After all of this, I accessed the website dashboard from a new browser on which I have never visited the site before. The problem still persists, and the notification still does not go away. What should I do next? Is there something that needs to be updated on your end?
