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Still doesn’t work. Still can’t change the look of this block. Why?

I’m trying to get this working, I made a custom plugin following the documentation (https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-plugin-method/)

I copied the code for flex block 4 from td_config_blocks and put it into the plugin

        //hook used to add or modify items via Api
        add_action( 'tdc_loaded' , function() { //add the api code inside this function

            td_api_block::add( 'td_flex_block_4_custom',
            array(
                'map_in_visual_composer' => false,
                'map_in_td_composer'     => true,
                "name"                   => 'Flex Block 4 Custom',
                "base"                   => 'td_flex_block_4_custom',
                "class"                  => 'td_flex_block_4',
                "controls"               => "full",
                "category"               => 'Blocks',
                'tdc_category'           => 'Blocks',
                'icon'                   => 'icon-pagebuilder-td_flex_block_4',
                'file'                   => TDC_PATH_LEGACY . '/includes/shortcodes/td_flex_block_4.php',

I copied all the ‘tdc_style_params’ ‘tdc_start_values’ ‘params’ as well but don’t want to paste them here as they are very large.

I changed the parameters that seemed to need changing, by adding _custom ad the end of them. But kept all the code the same.

When I activate my plugin and try to load it in TD Composer it doesn’t load.

tdcJobManager.addJob - Error callback - textStatus: error errorThrown: 
js_files_for_wp_admin.min.js?ver=e12b81d6cbdf467845997a891495df2cx:42 jobRequest {shortcode: '[td_flex_block_4_custom modules_category="image" m…xcerpt1="" show_excerpt2="none" hide_audio="yes"]', columns: 2, jobId: 1, postId: '40247', replyHtml: ''}
tdcJobManager.addJob - ERROR: 500 server error

I see in the logs this:

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class 'td_flex_block_4_custom' not found
in public_html/wp-content/plugins/td-composer/legacy/common/wp_booster/td_global_blocks.php on line 33

Any help getting this working would be appreciated.

• This reply was modified 2 years by wordpressive.

Edit:

For better understanding ill post this code:

this is what my rendered site looks like in the footer:

<div class="td-footer-template-wrap" style="position: relative">
<div class="td-footer-wrap ">
<div id="tdi_137" class="tdc-zone"><div class="tdc_zone tdi_138 wpb_row td-pb-row" >
<style scoped>.tdi_138{min-height:0}</style><div id="tdi_139" class="tdc-row"><div class="vc_row tdi_140 wpb_row td-pb-row" >
<style scoped>.tdi_140,.tdi_140 .tdc-columns{min-height:0}.tdi_140,.tdi_140 .tdc-columns{display:block}.tdi_140 .tdc-columns{width:100%}</style><div class="vc_column tdi_142 wpb_column vc_column_container tdc-column td-pb-span12">
<style scoped>.tdi_142{vertical-align:baseline}.tdi_142>.wpb_wrapper,.tdi_142>.wpb_wrapper>.tdc-elements{display:block}.tdi_142>.wpb_wrapper>.tdc-elements{width:100%}.tdi_142>.wpb_wrapper>.vc_row_inner{width:auto}.tdi_142>.wpb_wrapper{width:auto;height:auto}</style><div class="wpb_wrapper" ></div></div></div></div><div id="tdi_143" class="tdc-row"><div class="vc_row tdi_144 wpb_row td-pb-row" >
<style scoped>.tdi_144,.tdi_144 .tdc-columns{min-height:0}.tdi_144,.tdi_144 .tdc-columns{display:block}.tdi_144 .tdc-columns{width:100%}</style><div class="vc_column tdi_146 wpb_column vc_column_container tdc-column td-pb-span12">
<style scoped>.tdi_146{vertical-align:baseline}.tdi_146>.wpb_wrapper,.tdi_146>.wpb_wrapper>.tdc-elements{display:block}.tdi_146>.wpb_wrapper>.tdc-elements{width:100%}.tdi_146>.wpb_wrapper>.vc_row_inner{width:auto}.tdi_146>.wpb_wrapper{width:auto;height:auto}</style><div class="wpb_wrapper" ></div></div></div></div><div id="tdi_147" class="tdc-row stretch_row"><div id="footer-jonas-id" class="vc_row tdi_148 footer-jonas-class wpb_row td-pb-row tdc-element-style" >
<style scoped>.tdi_148,.tdi_148 .tdc-columns{min-height:0}.tdi_148,.tdi_148 .tdc-columns{display:block}.tdi_148 .tdc-columns{width:100%}.tdi_148{padding-top:54px!important;padding-bottom:20px!important;position:relative}.tdi_148 .td_block_wrap{text-align:left}@media (max-width:767px){.tdi_148{padding-top:40px!important}}@media (min-width:768px) and (max-width:1018px){.tdi_148{padding-top:44px!important}}</style>
<div class="tdi_147_rand_style td-element-style" ><div class="td-element-style-before"><style>.tdi_147_rand_style>.td-element-style-before{content:''!important;width:100%!important;height:100%!important;position:absolute!important;top:0!important;left:0!important;display:block!important;z-index:0!important;background-image:url("https://entwicklung.nahe-news.de/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Felsenkirche.webp")!important;background-position:center center!important;opacity:0.4!important;background-size:cover!important}</style></div><style>.tdi_147_rand_style{background-color:#111111!important}.tdi_147_rand_style::after{content:''!important;width:100%!important;height:100%!important;position:absolute!important;top:0!important;left:0!important;z-index:0!important;display:block!important;background:rgba(0,0,0,0.36)!important}</style></div><div class="vc_column tdi_150 wpb_column vc_column_container tdc-column td-pb-span12">
<style scoped>.tdi_150{vertical-align:baseline}.tdi_150>.wpb_wrapper,.tdi_150>.wpb_wrapper>.tdc-elements{display:block}.tdi_150>.wpb_wrapper>.tdc-elements{width:100%}.tdi_150>.wpb_wrapper>.vc_row_inner{width:auto}.tdi_150>.wpb_wrapper{width:auto;height:auto}</style><div class="wpb_wrapper" ><div class="vc_row_inner tdi_152 vc_row vc_inner wpb_row td-pb-row" >
<style scoped>.tdi_152{position:relative!important;top:0;transform:none;-webkit-transform:none}.tdi_152,.tdi_152 .tdc-inner-columns{display:block}.tdi_152 .tdc-inner-columns{width:100%}</style><div class="vc_column_inner tdi_154 wpb_column vc_column_container tdc-inner-column td-pb-span4">
<style scoped>.tdi_154{vertical-align:baseline}.tdi_154 .vc_column-inner>.wpb_wrapper,.tdi_154 .vc_column-inner>.wpb_wrapper .tdc-elements{display:block}.tdi_154 .vc_column-inner>.wpb_wrapper .tdc-elements{width:100%}</style><div class="vc_column-inner"><div class="wpb_wrapper" ><div class="wpb_wrapper wpb_text_column td_block_wrap td_block_wrap vc_column_text tdi_155 tagdiv-type td-pb-border-top td_block_template_1" data-td-block-uid="tdi_155" >
<style>.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-pulldown-filter-link:hover,.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-subcat-item a:hover,.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-subcat-item .td-cur-simple-item{color:#ff0000}.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .block-title>*,.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-subcat-dropdown:hover .td-subcat-more{background-color:#ff0000}.td-theme-wrap .td-footer-wrapper .tdi_155 .block-title>*{padding:6px 7px 5px;line-height:1}.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .block-title{border-color:#ff0000}.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td_module_wrap:hover .entry-title a,.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td_quote_on_blocks,.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-opacity-cat .td-post-category:hover,.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-opacity-read .td-read-more a:hover,.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-opacity-author .td-post-author-name a:hover,.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-instagram-user a{color:#ff0000}.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-next-prev-wrap a:hover,.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-load-more-wrap a:hover{background-color:#ff0000;border-color:#ff0000}.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-read-more a,.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-weather-information:before,.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-weather-week:before,.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-exchange-header:before,.td-theme-wrap .td-footer-wrapper .tdi_155 .td-post-category,.td-theme-wrap .tdi_155 .td-post-category:hover{background-color:#ff0000}</style>
<style>.tdi_155,.tdi_155 p{text-transform:capitalize!important}.tdi_155 h1{text-transform:capitalize!important}.tdi_155 h2{text-transform:capitalize!important}.tdi_155 h3{text-transform:capitalize!important}</style><div class="td-block-title-wrap"><h4 class="block-title td-block-title"><span class="td-pulldown-size">APOTHEKEN-NOTDIENST</span></h4></div><div class="td-fix-index">

as you can see, i added a class and an id to my container:
.footer-jonas-class
#footer-jonas-id

I tried everything but i cant change the background image:
Felsenkirche.webp via CSS, as the other containers are generated randomly:

I can use the following classes, but that will only affect the homepage, as the ids would be different on other subsites.

.tdi_143_rand_style > .td-element-style-before {
background-image: url(NEWIMAGE.JPG)!important;
}

i am not understand this

The shortcode Posts Loop has numbered pagination. Also, this block: https://forum.tagdiv.com/flex-block-builder-flex-loop-builder/

Thanks it worked.

I want to hide this entire block. How to do that ?

Screenshot : https://prnt.sc/kws1q7hcsLjz

When I change the filter on any position on the homepage to a category i have created block isn’t pulling the content

http://www.stackedmag.com
admin
C@rterusmsw2

Snagit doesn’t work with my computer, is there another way i can send a screenshot?

The last time you sent me an email you didn’t ask for a follow-up you said you asked the developer for an answer and they have not gotten back to you. But I’m confused to that comment as aren’t you the developer? Here’s a copy of the email you sent me. It does not warrant a response because it says you’re working on the issue.

I also asked a developer to take a look, but at the moment I haven’t received any answer.

Thank you!
Calin

Thank you. Is it possible for you to show me where in the code Flex Block 4 was added/created, so I could copy/modify that code? I assume it uses this same API? I want to use it as an example to follow.

Hello Bettina,

The pages currently running on the website for the cart and checkout were not made with TagDiv Composer. They were made with WordPress’s own composer, as the TagDiv Composer was not able to pickup the payment options, but WordPress blocks were.

I’m sure you’ve also seen that the pages are not readable.

Can you advise on how to customize the WooCommerce blocks so that the text can be read?

Thank you!

Khalid

Hello,

Thank you for your response.

Unfortunately, creating a new page with the tagDiv Composer did not work as expected. Is there a way to create a new page directly in tagDiv Composer without going through the WordPress standard page editing interface?

When I create a new page, I usually transition from the WordPress block editor’s new page editing screen to the tagDiv Composer by clicking the blue button. The header and footer are already created and are visible in the tagDiv Composer. Even without adding any content, if I save the page, set it as the front-page, and then attempt to re-edit it, the same error message appears.

As I mentioned in my initial query, the issue persists even when creating the front-page from a Cloud Template. How can this be resolved?

I am not using the Classic Editor plugin or the Disable Gutenberg plugin.

Thank you for your assistance.