A gravatar is a globally recognized avatar (a graphic image or picture that represents a user). Typically a user’s gravatar is associated with their email address, and is managed using a service such as Gravatar.com. Gravatars are supported natively by P2.
gravatar hovercard. When I hover my pointer to my headshot of my wordpress account, the hovercard is cut off from above. When I move my pointer away and hover it back to my headshot, the hovercard appears on a different location and it’s 90% blocked.
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comments. I just approved a comment but on the left panel, the “1” still shows beside comments. I had to exit out of the dashboard and get back in to clear that “1”.
Hello @jonburke, I just created a new public P2. When I go to the Jetpacks activity log, it shows that I did some changes. The only thing I did here was to change privacy from private to public. Why does it show that some changes were made by me?
Do we have a list of premium blocks here in P2? I just added “Whatsapp” block and publish it. When I view the published version, there is a message saying “Upgrade your plan to use this premium block”.
When I click on the “Upgrade” button, the page just refreshed and nothing happened.
Also, when I tried to click on the green “Chat on WhatsApp” icon, it brought me to whatsapp site. Seems to be working…
Hello @jonburke I was trying to add/share a podcast from Matt Mullenweg, “Distributed“, using the Spotify block. I find the spacing a bit too much between the player and the custom text that you can add. Is this a Spotify thing?
Also, when I try to add playlist, there’s a huge blank area below the player. This is where the list of songs will appear (on preview/published).
This is happening on both front and
Back end
The back end is the area that authorized users can sign into to add, remove and modify content on the website. This may also be referred to as “WordPress”, “admin” or “the administration area.”
back end.
Once published, this is how it looks like:
Mobile has a much better view. It doesn’t have those huge spacing.
Podcast player and custom text has the right spacing in between.
Playlist doesn’t have a blank space after the last song.
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