I have updated Amelia to v7.4 and Wordpress in 6.4.3 and I cannot find the Amelia block in the default block editor provided by Wordpress. However, I can see it in the Classic editor.
It could be a conflict since if i want to search for Amelia block in WordPress editor, i can see a bunch of them. We are using the latest version Amelia 7.4.3
So, you would need to create a new page, click on plus icon and then search for Amelia, just to confirm.
yes I confirm that when adding a new page on the block editor Amelia shows up, but when trying to do the same in Content composer, it is not.
The problem is that my pages were built on the content composer (Is it safe to change these pages on the block editor? or it will screw things up in the page?) so I cannot add the v2 of Amelia forms...
Any clues? Should I ask the guys that built the site?
Thanks for the screenshots. Well, that's strange, but there shouldn't be any problems in using the shortcodes with the block editor. Some people are using different builders like Divi, Elementor, Brick and etc, but certainly, the shortcodes can be used with the default block editor, of course. Perhaps, you can consult the developer of the site, indeed.
I have updated Amelia to v7.4 and Wordpress in 6.4.3 and I cannot find the Amelia block in the default block editor provided by Wordpress. However, I can see it in the Classic editor.
Can you help me restore Amelia block back?
What can be wrong? Is it a conflict?
Hello Athanasios,
It could be a conflict since if i want to search for Amelia block in WordPress editor, i can see a bunch of them. We are using the latest version Amelia 7.4.3
So, you would need to create a new page, click on plus icon and then search for Amelia, just to confirm.
Kind Regards,
Stefan Petrov
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Greetings,
yes I confirm that when adding a new page on the block editor Amelia shows up, but when trying to do the same in Content composer, it is not.
The problem is that my pages were built on the content composer (Is it safe to change these pages on the block editor? or it will screw things up in the page?) so I cannot add the v2 of Amelia forms...
Any clues? Should I ask the guys that built the site?
Hello,
Thanks for the screenshots. Well, that's strange, but there shouldn't be any problems in using the shortcodes with the block editor. Some people are using different builders like Divi, Elementor, Brick and etc, but certainly, the shortcodes can be used with the default block editor, of course. Perhaps, you can consult the developer of the site, indeed.
Kind Regards,
Stefan Petrov
[email protected]
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Greetings,
developers suggested using Amelia shortcodes using a "Featured Block" shortcode and this way I can enter Amelia shortcodes.
You can set the ticket to closed
Hello Athanasios,
Thanks for the feedback.
If you have any other questions, please open a new ticket and we will gladly help you there.
Have a nice day!
Kind Regards,
Stefan Petrov
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