It’s because you’re looking at a specific revision. Make sure your query string is formatted like this in your preview tab: ?p=PAGEID&preview=true without any other variables like revision=332.
If I understand you goal correctly, then will you a select inside the Customizer, there list the Categories and the User can use this for save in your theme settings. If you will enhance the Customizer for categories, then use this class from this repo here. Include the file and enhacne the default class. You … Read more
Actually I’d love to have an answer from @ialocin, because he suggested me the way. But as the code is a bit long for comment field I’m posting it here as an answer. But I’d love to accept an answer more appropriate to the situation: After @ialocin’s suggestion, I got that, the $post_id wasn’t accurate … Read more
There’s a bug regarding content pagination links not working when previewing scheduled posts or pages. See ticket #32295 There’s already a proposed patch that adds the missing future status check within the _wp_link_page() helper function, that generates the content pagination links. We could e.g. construct a quick-fix like: add_filter( ‘preview_post_link’, function( $link, $post ) { … Read more
The Preview button and associated functionality is currently undergoing a fair amount of iteration – I would imagine we will see a keyboard shortcut added, along with other options for modifying it’s UI down the road. A Big Hack Interestingly, the old direct-preview button’s component is still rendered, but is hidden on a > 600px … Read more
This is probably not the best way to do it since it wont persist after wordpress updates (but hopefully the update will correct it. In wp-admin/includes/post.php ,edit the post_preview() function just before returning the apply_filters( ‘preview_post_link’, $url ); put the following code: //ORIGINAL //$url = add_query_arg( $query_args, get_permalink( $post->ID, true ) ); //CHANGES to make … Read more
I see your problem in the javascript. I’ve done something similar using the “on close” event of the wp.media object. You can use the “select event”, as you are actually doing, but I would use “on select” event mainly for events within the modal window (but it is just preference, you can use the “on … Read more
Do you have any kind of cache plugin used? Perhaps to help speed up the website. If Yes that just may be the issue here. Another suggestion is change the current active theme to any default WP theme (twentyThirteen, TwentyFourteen), and then see if Preview give you an issue. If it does not, then its … Read more
OR you can go into your own user profile (hover over your name on the right end of the bar and click on Edit My Profile) and uncheck the box that says Show Toolbar when viewing site. Click Update Profile at the bottom of the page and the bar will go away. Reverse the process … Read more
Still no way to disable them from what I can see, but the CSS you gave didn’t do what I wanted, so I used this: .edit-post-post-preview-dropdown .components-menu-group:first-child { display: none; } This just keeps the ‘Preview in new tab’ option.