WPKube

It’s mostly just the default setting, the only difference is that “Related Posts” is disabled.

But that option didn’t make a difference.

Something that comes to mind that could be the cause for the issue is if the theme has a custom WP query loop (posts query) for the archives and doesn’t call wp_reset_postdata() after that query.

That function basically tells WordPress “I’m done with the custom posts loop, revert the post data to the one from your original query”.

So if that’s skipped and the Molongui plugin tries to figure out where it’s at (to decide whether to filter or not), it will have the wrong information.

Not 100% sure that’s the case but that’s the only thing that comes to mind at the moment.

You can test that by simply switching to a default WordPress theme.

You’re welcome

Hi @ignitemedical

You can disable the bio section at the top of the “Content” area of the settings. “Bio word trim” option is at the bottom, “Show Bio” is near the top (3rd option).

But you’ll get the same issue as when hiding it with CSS.

It looks like a bug with that specific layout. The floats aren’t cleared. Can you try adding this CSS:

.authors-list-cols-dir-horizontal .authors-list-col {
    clear: both;
}

Hi @sukinoz

Sorry for the wait. It looks like we might be able to make it work, but we’re running into a couple issues which we’re trying to figure out how to solve.

I’m hoping we’ll make it work by the end of this week.

Hi @wccmcd

I tried OceanWP, imported the “Personal” demo, and it did not work.

BUT, I checked the theme’s code, they do handle the excerpts filtering themselves unless the excerpt length (in the theme options) is set to 500 (the maximum allowed), in that case it lets WordPress handle the output which means our plugin can take over and handle it.

You’ll find the excerpt length option in WP Admin > Appearance > Customize > Blog > Blog Entries, set it to the max (500).

Hi @janoubie

Try this:

 border-radius: 50% !important;

If it’s not working out, send over the URL to the page where you have the authors list and I’ll take a look and figure out what’s going on.

Ohhh, yeah, I see the problem.

But the field is not handled by our plugin, it’s added by “Yoast SEO” plugin, our plugin simply uses the value of the field.

I played with the “Yoast SEO” code a bit and figured out what’s confusing Firefox. The label for that field contains the word “username” which makes Firefox autofill that field with the value it remembers for the real username field.

Solution is basically that they change that label for that field or disable autofill for it, but for that the only approach is to contact “Yoast SEO” support.

Edit:

Or you could install Loco Translate plugin and modify that text string so it doesn’t contain “username”

But it is an issue that would affect many people so I’m sure they’ll update the plugin with the fix.

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