FlatPress support forum

Good question, I'm sure someone here will let you know soon enough. Regardless, I think there is a plugin here on the wiki for this. https://wiki.flatpress.org/res:plugins:legacyplugins#eu_cookie_directive More info on this plugin here, too: https://www.gsys.biz/blog/eu-cookie-directive-plugin Even ...

It's just another workaround to the issue, but yes. Glad to see you got it working.

Keep those "literal" tags in mind, though. They helped me out on many occasions where they shouldn't have needed to.

Sure. head to your fp-interface/themes directory, and enter the directory of the theme your blog currently uses (for example, leggero). Then, simply open up your footer.tpl file in your editor of choice. Then place the code where you wish for it to be seen in your footer. Flatpress can have issues w...

Arvid wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 06, 2020 10:32 am

Please feel free to add this to the wiki page!

D-D-D-Done~

Just thought I'd add to this with a small update... If you happen to want to include these sharing buttons on your Static pages, directly inserting this code won't exactly work. It's very easy to fix that, though! Once this code has been added to your static page template (I find after the {$content...

Both sound like great ideas.
Likewise, anything additional is welcome.

The last release was nearly a year and a half ago, so I'm sure many people are excited for the next one...

But, I have to ask, what are everyone's hopes and expectations for the next version of the project?

I just feel it would be interesting to hear!

Sorry, I'd love to help, but I don't know what exactly you're trying to get help with.

Arvid wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 05, 2020 5:43 pm

Thank you very much, this is really useful.
I created a how-to page on the wiki for this.

Just to note, Panther didn't alter the approach by using FontAwesome icons, I did.

If you write something in the form of the control panel, for exemple "So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish" this text is attached to the wp_footer hook, so if you are stiling a nice big footer it's not the best scenario, all scripts should run just before the </body> to prevents render blocking. Wo...