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Hi, because of the dynamic cache feature coming to new GP built websites (and not old ones) … I delayed starting the production website until the final release of GP 2.0, I hope it’s not going to take long, that’s why I’m wondering when will the final release of GP 2.0 is expected to be available?
Thank you.
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No need! You can turn on dynamic CSS caching within your existing websites in Customize > General 🙂
I’d love to get 2.0 out next Wednesday, but it depends on the amount of testing we can get done.
Oh, that’s a great option to have for that feature, thank you for your reply.
No problem! 🙂
I just release beta.1 with fixes to the bugs you reported: https://generatepress.com/generatepress-2-0-alpha-beta/
Thanks!
Your site isn’t including the GP rtl.css file. You can add it like this: https://generatepress.com/forums/topic/rtl-menu-sub-menu-aligned-left-i-need-it-to-be-aligned-right/#post-373683
The horizontal scroll bar issue is solved, but when I click the search icon, no text field appears.
I also need to know why should I include the GP rtl.css file, is this something new with GP 2.0? because I already had issues with some RTL stuff in my website (I think regarding the search icon) and you (or Leo) helped me with it by referring me to an RTL CSS code to include in my child theme’s style.css. Oh! maybe the CSS I already have in my website is the responsible about the search’s text field not appearing.
Ah, looks like I didn’t totally fix it.
Try adding this:
.rtl .navigation-search.nav-search-active { right: 0; }It’s always been required to manually enqueue the RTL stylesheet if you’re using a child theme. It’s something WordPress itself should do but doesn’t unfortunately.
Thank you for the explanation.
After adding the code, it appears now, but it’s with the old problem (has no focus, still need to click to write the search words).
I can’t reproduce that on any of my test sites using 2.0, so I’m assuming it has something to do with your install.
Can you try setting up a fresh install and see if it still happens?
Yeah it is just in my website as you said, I will try and see how to solve it.
If you have time and patience, please don’t hesitate to have a look and illuminate me with the issue source or the solution.
Thank you very much.
Have you tried it on another one of your websites? Did it work?
Yeah I did and it worked perfectly, so It’s definitely my website’s issue, not your theme’s.
Try making a staging version of the site so you don’t disrupt the live site. Then disable things one by one. Plugins, CSS etc..
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