Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
Sorry for talking to myself, but I found out how to solve this.
1.) Renamed the piklist folder in my theme and created a fresh one.
2.) Reloaded the site in the browser.
3.) Deleted the empty piklist folder and changed the name of the original one back to ‘piklist’.
4.) Reloaded the site in the brwoser. Now the empty containers are gone.Is there a way to avoid this in the future?
Best
StefanNow I also noticed, that the empty meta box containers are appearing on all post types, not only the ones they originally had been set for.
I tried again to recreate and redelete the files, but that made it much worse (see screenshot). It’s odd, because I know I’ve done the same thing in the past without any issues.
Update:
The field I could not update is part of a field group. At first, my group didn’t have a group field name, since I didn’t want to unnecessarily create an array. But now everything works nicely after adding a field name to the group field.
I now remember that I had to do the same thing on several other field groups before, because I had experienced weird behaviour leaving it unnamed.
Best
StefanThank you, Steve, and sorry for not making quite clear, what I’m trying to achieve. I don’t want to replace any quotation marks within my files, so the translation file won’t help. I’m aiming at the text the user types into the text editor.
In the code I posted above the Unicode entities for the quote marks have been translated to symbols on saving the post. The str_replace part should actually look as follows (without the spaces after the ampersands):
`add_filter( ‘final_output’, function( $text ) {
$text = str_replace( ‘& #8220;’ , ‘& #8222;’ , $text );
$text = str_replace( ‘& #8221;’ , ‘& #8220;’ , $text );
$text = str_replace( ‘& #8216;’ , ‘& #8218;’ , $text );
$text = str_replace( ‘& #8217;’ , ‘& #8216;’ , $text );
return $text;});`
The filter works fine everywhere on my site and replaces the quotation marks – except for the content of my Piklist text editor fields. They do accept a str_replace of normal text, only the Unicode entities are being ignored.
It looks like the output buffering solution does work with normal text (“Bar” replaces “Foo”) even for Piklist fields. Only the html entities, that I have to use for my quotes problem, are being ignored.
Just added some custom css, that will do for now:
.piklist-upload-file-preview .attachment, .piklist-upload-file-preview .attachment .attachment-preview { max-width: 62px; max-height: 62px; }Looks just fine, I guess:
array (size=4)
0 => string ‘http://www.mahlermuseum.dev/wp-content/uploads/wi-01-daruebersprechen.jpg’ (length=73)
1 => int 128
2 => int 96
3 => boolean falseHm. I’ve removed everything that’s not WordPress. I’ll check it on another server next.
When image sizes ar set to zero, all images are being scaled down automatically to fit where they’re meant to be.
I tried, but nothing has changed. And I’ve never had problems with having everything set to zero. I started doing this years ago to avoid cluttering the uploads folder with duplicates.
