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The Pods Framework is a Content Development Framework for WordPress - It lets you create and extend content types that can be used for any project. Add fields of various types we've built in, or add your own with custom inputs, you have total control.
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Opening CPT post in background on iPad causes one-column layout #7338

Closed nisbet-hubbard closed 2 months ago

nisbet-hubbard commented 3 months ago

Description

Opening a CPT post in background for editing on iPad causes one-column layout instead of the usual masonry layout of the editor. Occurs in both Safari and Chrome.

Version

3.2.6

Testing Instructions

  1. Hold ‘Edit’ on a CPT post.
  2. Tap ‘Open in Background’.
  3. Wait until page finishes loading in background. If you tap on the new tab immediately after step 2, you’ll see the correct masonry layout.
  4. Tap on the new tab in background.
  5. You’ll see the ‘Publish’ box stretching across the whole screen, instead of its default position in the top right corner.

Screenshots / Screencast

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Possible Workaround

  1. You see the ‘Publish’ box stretching across the whole screen, instead of its default position in the top right corner.
  2. Refresh the page.
  3. Editor is back to the normal masonry layout, with the ‘Publish’ box in the top right corner.

Site Health Information

This doesn’t look like an incompatibility problem. I can provide this information on request, though.

Pods Package

No response

sc0ttkclark commented 2 months ago

I'm not sure this is a Pods issue. It seems like a WP core problem.

But the worst part of this is that you're seeing this problem with Classic Editor and it's doubtful any solution will be pushed forward for that by the WP core team since it's no longer a priority.

Sorry, wish we could fix this one on our side for you.

nisbet-hubbard commented 2 months ago

Thanks for pointing out we’re on the classic editor. Using a page builder for regular pages, it’s not a distinction we’d have realised ourselves.

Coming to Pods only after the move to Gutenberg, what we missed is the information here: https://pods.io/2018/12/05/pods-2-7-10-release-gutenberg-and-wp-5-0-compatibility/. In particular, the importance of having the ‘Editor’ box ticked.

I hope you’ll give more prominence to this, since it’s not apparent that ‘Editor’ refers to Gutenberg.