Hi Mike,
I’m preparing an installation copy of the site in production. It will be ready tomorrow.
As soon as I’m ready, I’ll write the admin login in the Private Content area.

Best regards
Oriano

Hi Mike
i tried with:
> echo ‘<p> di : ‘ . $value . ‘</p>’;
and it doesn’t change anything, and I don’t even get error :(

Best regards
Oriano

Hi Mike,

the problem is that the term “Autore” should remain in the Product Attribute, while under the title, where, thanks to your code the attribute appears, the term “Autore” should be replaced with the word “di“, see image .
I tried to use the “after” css, but failed :(

Best regards
Oriano

Hi Mike,

Your latest version of the function seems to me to work correctly.
The only correction needed is the order of appearance of the two Attributes, which in the frontend must be: Titolo/Autore/Contributore (while now it’s Title/Contributor/Author).

I reversed the order of the two attributes in the function, as you see below. Does this seem correct to you?

function add_autore_and_curatore_attributes_after_title() { ?>
  <script>
window.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {
(function($){
  $('.shop_attributes .woocommerce-product-attributes-item--attribute_pa_curatore').each(function() {
     $(this).clone().wrapInner('<p class="pa-curatore"/>').children(0).unwrap().insertAfter('.single-product-summary .product_title').css({'margin':'0'});
     $('.pa-curatore .woocommerce-product-attributes-item__label').wrapInner('<p class="curatore-label"/>').children(0).unwrap().css({'display':'inline-block','margin':'0'});
     $('.pa-curatore .woocommerce-product-attributes-item__value').wrapInner('<p class="curatore-value"/>').children(0).unwrap().css({'display':'inline-block','margin':'0'});
     $('.pa-curatore .curatore-value p').css({'margin':'0'});
  });
  $('.shop_attributes .woocommerce-product-attributes-item--attribute_pa_autore').each(function() {
     $(this).clone().wrapInner('<p class="pa-autore"/>').children(0).unwrap().insertAfter('.single-product-summary .product_title').css({'margin':'0'});
     $('.pa-autore .woocommerce-product-attributes-item__label').wrapInner('<p class="autore-label"/>').children(0).unwrap().css({'display':'inline-block','margin':'0'});
     $('.pa-autore .woocommerce-product-attributes-item__value').wrapInner('<p class="autore-value"/>').children(0).unwrap().css({'display':'inline-block','margin':'0'});
     $('.pa-autore .autore-value p').css({'margin':'0'});
  });
})(jQuery);
});
</script>
  <?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'add_autore_and_curatore_attributes_after_title');

Hi Mike,
I just realized now that the two attributes appear only if the “Product short description” field contains text.
On the other hand, if the “Product short description” field does not contain text, the two attributes do not appear :(

Best regards
Oriano

Hi Mike
I’m still here…

Would it be possible to add a second Attribute?
Example add also the attribute Curator?

Best regards
Oriano

Hi Mike
now it’s almost perfect.

One last detail.
I saw that I can edit the “.pa-author” css, and this is great.
But since book authors are fussy… we should add a colon after the word “Author”.
To obtain:
Author: Name Surname

Post scriptum: I hope this will also be useful for an upcoming demo of Enfold “Bookshop”

Best regards
Oriano

Hi Ismael,
> You may need to set the Enfold > Shop Options > Product Gallery settings to the second option (Woocommerce 3.0 gallery).
thank you. Perfect 👍

Best regards,
Oriano
⇢ Enfold for ever.

Hi Mike, i’m working in a local Mamp clone of the site?
Find in “Private content” the URL of thr site in production.

Best regards
Oriano

I apologize, but unfortunately I can’t reproduce the error continuously either :(

I created a new admin account, then deactivated the plugins and this way the error disappeared.
Then I started activating the plugins, and from time to time the error appears and sometimes disappears…
I could not determine if the cause of the error is a specific plugin.

Could it be a server-side permissions issue?
I also asked the hosting support, I hope they answer me.

Sorry for bothering you unnecessarily with this unreproducible problem :(

Best regards
Oriano

Hi Mike, thanks for your help.

It seems to me that your code is working correctly 👍.
Now we can use the “Block Image Full Wide” and “Block Image AlignWidth” on the blog post edit with WordPress block editor.

Thanks Enfold, thanks to all the support staff. 👏

Best regads
Oriano

Hi Ismael, thank for help.

I have installed your code on a demo site.
1) On this post, the image is with Image Block “Full width”.
2) On this post (a duplicate of the previous post), the image is with Image Block “None” allignement.
As you can see, the full width image overlaps the content that follows.

Best regards
Oriano

Hi Rikard

Please watch this video.

You will see how to add two images in a Post using the Block Editor.
The first image with “None” allignement,
the second image with “Full Width” allignement.

Then if I view the page on Enfold, there is no difference between the two images :(
If instead I view the Post with a WordPress default theme, you can see that the two images are exactly as I edited them in the Post:
the first image is normal, the second is Full Width.

I hope I have explained the problem :(

Best regards
Oriano

Hi Mike.
Thanks for your explanations and for your suggestion.

Best regards
Oriano

Hi Ismael, I have tried your workaround and it seems to work, Thanks.

But now my question is:
this bug will be fix with the next Enfold update?
I ask this to avoid that on the occasion of the next Enfold update this workaround code can create new conflicts.
What is your opinion?

Best regards
Oriano