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Hello Wolfgang,

the core uses it as the default number of posts per page, default 10, can be 1000, for example.
$fp_config ['general'] ['maxentries'] // is the relevant setting (settings.conf.php).
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Please note: FlatPress 1.4.1 is not optimized to read 1000 posts ...

Hello @lukask,

due to stricter CSP, only the nonce value for inline script was missing there. Now the plugin should also work under FlatPress 1.4.1 Notturno.
As always, you can download it via the wiki.

Best regards,
Frank

Hello Stoufb,

Please take a look at the common.css file in the fp-interface/themes/leggero/leggero-v2/res directory.

In this file, search for @media (min-width:

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A max-width is specified ...

Hello ClarusAD,

Please post an excerpt from your web server's error log here. Check whether the error also occurs with the unmodified leggero theme.

Thank you very much.
Have a great start to the new week.
Best regards,
Frank

Hello ClarusAD,

Try using

{literal}<script nonce="{/literal}{$smarty.const.RANDOM_HEX}{literal}">…</script>{/literal}

Or with externally integrated JS:

<script nonce="{$smarty.const.RANDOM_HEX}" src="{$smarty.const.BLOG_BASEURL}fp-interface/themes/leggero/res/custom.js" defer></script ...

Hello dio2,

What appears as HTML output in the browser (Ctrl+U)? Are any warnings or errors displayed in the browser developer tools -> console?

Please post the contents of your myscripts.js file here in the code block.

Best regards,
Frank

Hello AtaraxiA,

You can use the [html][/html] tags in the post editor. Insert your HTML code between the two tags.
<iframe src="https://www.your-flatpress.ltd/book.html" title="Book"></iframe>

I would upload it via FTP. Alternatively, take a look at tinyfilemanager . You only need the php file ...

Another possible solution:

The current (Apache?) server configuration may assume that there is an .htaccess file there, regardless of whether there actually is one or not.
Either set the appropriate <Directory> to AllowOverride None via cPanel, or ask your host to do this for you.

Hello Tongara,

It is highly unlikely that this is a FlatPress bug.
The log shows a file system/ownership/permissions issue with the host.
If you manage your web space with cPanel, the answer may lie here:
https://support.cpanel.net/hc/en-us/community/posts/19156062702999-pcfg-openfile-unable-to ...

Hmm, in FlatPress 1.4.1, Smarty compiles array accesses ($_tpl_vars[‘seo_desc’]), which I had overlooked or ignored until now.

I have also incorporated

seometataginfo2_2_5_smarty4.zip

this patch into this version.

// Establish compatibility with older Smarty 4.
function seometataginfo ...