mark l chaves

Hey @stephunique ,

Thanks for the excellent details. You’re right. It sounds like a CSS conflict.

Please try the CSS fix we’ve outlined in this help guide.

https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/544-your-popup-is-not-displaying-on-your-homepage#conflict

We also recommend you make both popups “stackable” and turn off the overlays for both.

We’ve got instructions on how to do that as well.

https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/196-display-multiple-popups-at-the-same-time

Remember to set your auto open trigger delays to 3000 ms and 10000 ms respectively (3 seconds and 10 seconds).

When that’s all done, you should have something like this.

https://share.wppopupmaker.com/6qu1KRn7

Let us know how that goes 🙏🏽

Hello @improvedline ,

Thanks for submitting a thorough description of the problem and sharing your website link.

I can reproduce the problem on your blog posts. I see only the Gravity Forms shortcode text when I manually launch your popup 7936. But, I can see the form display perfectly on your homepage as you sad.

Can you make sure Gravity Forms is allowed to load on your blog posts?

For example, I see gravityforms.min.js loading on your home page, but I don’t see it loading on https://jacuzzi.fr/blog/actualites/prenez-de-lavance-sur-vos-vacances-offres-exclusives-sur-les-spas-et-spas-de-nage-jacuzzi/.

When a shortcode doesn’t work and you only see the text, that can mean the plugin for that shortcode isn’t loaded or the theme or another plugin is blocking it.

Hey @wordmax ,

Right now, if a block has any settings (from WP or a plugin), the block editor will show the settings tab first. It’d be great if we could change the tab order or choose which tab to show by default. Maybe in the future.

Luckily there’s PHP filter you can use to turn off the tabs completely and stack settings and styles in 1 column. This might work better instead of always clicking on the styles tab right away.

I recorded a demo that shows you how to turn off the block inspector tabs so at least you can get to the appearance controls faster.

https://share.wppopupmaker.com/P8ur0Nr2

The link to the code snippet is in the video description.

Holler if you have any questions.

Have a great weekend 🙂

Hi @danstramer,

That snippet is actually (almost exactly) based on GenerateBlock’s (GB’s) code (as mentioned in the Popup Maker doc and my snippet source code.

I didn’t see any other version in the GB docs that takes in a post ID arg. That means you’ll need to call that filter individually for each popup ID.

Here’s an example.

function my_generateblocks_do_content_63 ( $content ) {
	$post_id = 63; // Change to your Popup Maker popup ID https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/409-find-the-popup-id
	
    if ( has_blocks( $post_id ) ) {
        $block_element = get_post( $post_id );

		// Where 'popup' is the custom post type for Popup Maker popups.
		// The original text from the GenerateBlocks doc is 'your_post_type'
		// https://docs.generateblocks.com/article/adding-content-sources-for-dynamic-css-generation/
        if ( ! $block_element || 'popup' !== $block_element->post_type ) {
            return $content;
        }

        if ( 'publish' !== $block_element->post_status || ! empty( $block_element->post_password ) ) {
            return $content;
        }

        $content .= $block_element->post_content;
    }

    return $content;
}

add_filter( 'generateblocks_do_content', 'my_generateblocks_do_content_63', 10 );

function my_generateblocks_do_content_85 ( $content ) {
	$post_id = 85; // Change to your Popup Maker popup ID https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/409-find-the-popup-id
	
    if ( has_blocks( $post_id ) ) {
        $block_element = get_post( $post_id );

		// Where 'popup' is the custom post type for Popup Maker popups.
		// The original text from the GenerateBlocks doc is 'your_post_type'
		// https://docs.generateblocks.com/article/adding-content-sources-for-dynamic-css-generation/
        if ( ! $block_element || 'popup' !== $block_element->post_type ) {
            return $content;
        }

        if ( 'publish' !== $block_element->post_status || ! empty( $block_element->post_password ) ) {
            return $content;
        }

        $content .= $block_element->post_content;
    }

    return $content;
}

add_filter( 'generateblocks_do_content', 'my_generateblocks_do_content_85', 10 );

Yes. It’s clunky.

I’ll ask the GB team if they can get us a version of their filter that also takes a post ID arg if they don’t have one yet. I can post a link to that thread here in a bit.

Hey @lfmizukawa ,

This will be fixed in version 2.0 coming soon!

https://github.com/code-atlantic/content-control/issues/59

In the meantime, look at the workaround in the posted issue above or checkout a video demonstrating the workaround.

https://share.wppopupmaker.com/4guXX1xg

Cheers! 😌