hey if you update laygridder it should now be compatible with the latest version of qtranslatext!

hey @billykioso

1. The text formats I create don't appear in the formats button.

I'm guessing you have inserted your own formats via your theme's code.

This filter is used to pass in custom textformats using code:
https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/tiny_mce_before_init/

The filter "tiny_mce_before_init" passes in an array. That array has a ['style_formats'] array key that we add LayGridder's textformats to.

Like this:

$in['style_formats'] = json_encode( $style_formats );
return $in;

In case you use that filter too or a similar one, in your theme's code you'd need to do something like:

$in['style_formats'] = array_merge( $in['style_formats'], $my_formats );

This way you'd merge your style formats and LayGridder's without replacing LayGridder's formats.

Here's some example code of how your code could look:

function my_formats($in){
	$myformats = array(…);
	$in['style_formats'] = array_merge( $in['style_formats'], $my_formats );
	return $in;
}
// use priority 11 to make sure this is run after lagridder's function 
add_filter( 'tiny_mce_before_init', 'my_formats', 11, 1 );

Just created this topic so I can move a post from a different topic here

Hey!

That's not possible

What about using "+more" → "+embed" to insert a vimeo video?
You could also create a custom element
http://laygridder.com/documentation.html#custom-element-type

Or use "+more" → "+html" and insert your own html5 video code like

<video playsinline muted autoplay loop src="yoururl"></video>

ok if you update laygridder, this should be fixed now

hey man, i'll look into this asap, thanks for the heads up

Hey can you update and see if the problem still persists?
If it does can you send your /wp-admin/ login data to info@laygridder.com along with a link to this topic?

Ok! I just released an update and now it should work!

Hey Ernesto,

Sorry for the late reply.

I've also tried by using an async wp-json API call in order to render the images asyncronously but it is not working (even though I was excpecting thi behaviour).

Ok well, maybe this won't work.

I think the easiest thing to do would be:

Your JavaScript that is used to render the view in the Gridder. It could just contain a standard image that would kind of be a placeholder of what that element would look like. And then it could have a Text of the ID of the category.

You could also use javascript and ajax this way:
https://codex.wordpress.org/AJAX_in_Plugins

This way you could send the categorie's id to a php function via javascript and then get back the php function's markup.

This is kind of similar to what you have tried using a wp-json api call.