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[educaccess]

Hi,

The Content dock is working fine on most pages. However, on my Blog page (www.yourcollegebrand.com/blog) it doesn’t show up at all. Then if I click on any of the posts on that page it shows up in a strange format (see attached image).

[educaccess]

Here is an example of a post page:

http://yourcollegebrand.com/2016/05/26/game-changers-strategies-to-revamp-your-satact-scores/

[educaccess]

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[Darshana]

Hi there,

Thanks for writing in! Content dock will only display in posts or pages which you can select in the Content Dock settings page. Please check the following thread for a possible implementation (https://community.theme.co/forums/topic/content-dock-all-pages/).

Hope that helps.

[educaccess]

I’ve already done this. All pages are manually selected. It still doesn’t show up. That should be clear from the image, as if the page wasn’t selected nothing at all would show up. Actually the deck shows up but it is blank on some pages.

[Rue Nel]

Hello There,

I went ahead and made some changes in the plugin files. The blog page is no longer a page once you set it as your Post Page. It will become the blog index which is not covered by the plugin’s condition. I had to edit the few lines in the plugin from this:

if ( is_page( $x_content_dock_entries_include ) || is_single( $x_content_dock_entries_include ) ) :

into this:

if ( is_page( $x_content_dock_entries_include ) || is_single( $x_content_dock_entries_include )  || is_home() ) :

The content dock is now displaying in your blog index. If you need anything else we can help you with, please let us know.

[educaccess]

Thanks but I don’t see any difference. The Content Dock does not show up at all on the blog page still. In fact, it only shows up correctly on the main page and the About page (/about). On all other pages it shows up but does not have any content in it (as in the attached picture – please check it so you understand what I’m talking about – the dock shows up but not correctly at all). The changes you made have showed no difference at all for my website.

[Rad]

Hi there,

The content dock is displaying on all pages and not empty. Would you mind providing a screen recording? If you wish to enable it on all pages without a need to choose which page, then you can simply replace this

if ( is_page( $x_content_dock_entries_include ) || is_single( $x_content_dock_entries_include )  || is_home() ) :

with this

if ( true ) :

Thanks!

[educaccess]

Please see the screen shots I’ve attached in the two posts above. This is how it appears on every single browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox). It also doesn’t show up on the Blog page at all. Most importantly, on almost every page it shows up as in the screenshots (completely empty and not even full size).

[Rue Nel]

Hello There,

Thanks for the updates! I did some investigation and I found out that you enabled the Widget Visibility, a JetPack feature. In your text widget which will display in the content dock, you have selected this:

I would recommend that you disable the visibility for the content dock widget so that it will always display in posts and pages.

[educaccess]

Wow thanks problem solved. I couldn’t for the life of me figure out what was doing that. Sometimes it’s difficult to keep track of all of these features, add ons, etc. Thanks so much!

[Joao]

Great to hear it 🙂

Let us know if you need help with anything else.

Joao

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