Kyle Taylor

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  • Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Site Kit by Google - Analytics, Search Console, AdSense, Speed] Google analytics not tracking any activity
    Kyle Taylor

    (@kyletaylored)

    1 year, 6 months ago

    I know it’s mentioned to make a new post, but I just installed Site Kit for the first time and I’m also getting the same issue where everything is connected, I’ve enabled to have Site Kit inject the code, and nothing comes through. I can see a DNS prefetch for Google Tag Manager, if I turn on Consent Mode I can see the snippet for that, but no actual tags with IDs are being added to the page output.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Blocksy Companion] WP CLI commands are disabled
    Thread Starter Kyle Taylor

    (@kyletaylored)

    2 years, 1 month ago

    Awesome! I’d love to contribute if there’s an easy way for me to do that. I dove into the CLI class the other day, so I could probably help get those annotations added, and test combining the WPCLI commands. Feel free to reach out directly if there’s a developer repo somewhere outside of SVN.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Blocksy Companion] WP CLI commands are disabled
    Thread Starter Kyle Taylor

    (@kyletaylored)

    2 years, 1 month ago

    Actually, yes! 🙂 I did figure out the order, at least something that seems to successfully run. I work as a sales engineer, and part of that is running demos or building proof-of-concepts, so sometimes I need to spin up a quick WordPress demo with more content than just the default install. Right now, I pass wpcli commands through a PHP script (could also use a CI/CD system) to install the demo. This is just an abstract, but gets the point across.

    // Choose demo and builder. For Gutenberg, leave $builder empty.
$demo_name = 'Tasty';
$builder = 'elementor';

// Import data into WordPress
echo "Importing demo template...\n";
$demo = $demo_name . ' ' . $builder;
echo "Installing demo: " . $demo . "\n";
passthru("wp blocksy demo clean");
passthru("wp blocksy demo import:start " . $demo);
passthru("wp blocksy demo import:plugins " . $demo);
passthru("wp blocksy demo import:options " . $demo);
passthru("wp blocksy demo import:widgets " . $demo);
passthru("wp blocksy demo import:content " . $demo);
passthru("wp blocksy demo import:finish");
echo "Import complete.\n";

    Ideally it would be just one command like wp blocksy demo import --demo-name="Tasty" --builder="elementor"

    Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: WordPress vs Drupal – Dreamweaver Integration
    Kyle Taylor

    (@kyletaylored)

    13 years, 3 months ago

    Dreamweaver isn’t meant to be a tool of integration, it’s just a robust text editor. You can integrate with Drupal by reading this Adobe blog post, but you might be coming about it wrong.

    Just import the theme folder as a new project, and edit away.

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