sayontan/suffusion

"latest" showing at top left corner of page

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RogerKIWI commented

Suffusion 4.6.1 downloaded, although when installed it identified as 4.6.0 until I changed the 3 instances of 4.6.0 to 4.6.1

I don't know if I've done something wrong, or there's something I'm missing...

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I'm seeing the word latest at the very top left corner of any page on my new site I'm developing for my genealogy (to try out a different plugin for displaying the genealogy data).

https://testing.lisaaandroger.com/

running WordPress 6.2.3, and it also shows on another site running WordPress 6.4.2 at

https://new.lisaandroger.com/

It shows in the source code of a page here

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but I can not figure out where it's coming from - it's from Suffusion somewhere as it goes away if I change the theme, but I can't figure out where it's coming from.

Is anyone else seeing this, and can point me to where it's coming from so I can remove it?

Thanks

Roger

marcissimus commented

Hi Roger,

sorry, I cut the 4.6.1 zip file before updating the version. It's updated now.

I just released 4.6.2 which has the correct version number (and fixes a few log warnings). Give that a try.

I don't see the issue with "latest" on my suffusion sites. Are you using a child theme?

Or it's a plugin that doesn't behave well with suffusion (using wp_head hook).

Best,
Marc

marcissimus commented

I found the cause of "latest" 😀 I will include it in 4.6.2.

marcissimus commented

Latest 4.6.2 should fix this issue. Please test 🙏

mbrsolution commented

Thank you @marcissimus for the latest fix. I was going nuts trying to find the word "Latest" in the code. I can confirm version 4.6.2 removes the word "Latest".

Thank you also @RogerKIWI for creating the support thread :)

Well done :)

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RogerKIWI commented
RogerKIWI commented
mbtools commented

I'm on here nearly every day, so don't hesitate to open an issue.

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mbrsolution commented

Thank you for helping so much, I really appreciate this. I was trying to find the issue before I reported it. I want to help in any way I can. Plus diving into the code also helps me understand PHP as well, which I want to become more familiar with :)

Kind regards,
Manuel

mbtools commented

PHP is still a hobby for me but I learned a lot from many plug-ins and themes over the years. The key for understanding how WP works is learning about hooks and templates.

The issue here was related to a hook, some pho that the theme "told" WP to call. This overwrites the usual WP behaviour (via function.php in the theme). I initially didn't understand exactly how this particular hook worked and returned the wrong data. Well now I learned something, too, and can use the hook correctly. 👍