Matthew Ryan

Hello @codersantosh,

$output .= "<div class='" . esc_attr( apply_filters( 'gutentor_post_module_t5_item_height', gutentor_concat_space( 'gptm-bg-image', 'gptm-item-height', $overlay ), $attributes ) ) . "' style='background-image:url(" . esc_url( is_array( $url ) && ! empty( $url ) ? $url[0] : '' ) . ")'>";

However, after the page loads, Gutentor’s frontend JavaScript re-renders the block and removes the inline style.

When I tried adding a data-image attribute, the data-image appeared correctly in the element. But if I add anything other than background-image to that element, all inline CSS gets wiped.

I’ve identified the issue — the only thing needed is to update your code. I just want this fixed soon so I can continue using your block.

I have been waiting for more than one month to get this issue resolved. I have already suggested the solution; it just needs to be implemented from your side. Please provide an update.

Hi @darshanaw,

We’re still waiting for your response on this matter. It has been almost a month now, and we kindly request you to resolve this at the earliest so that we can proceed further on our end.

Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to your update.

Hi @darshanaw,

Thanks for the update!

Just to confirm — all the recommended server limits on my hosting are already set to the maximum values, including:

• upload_max_filesize
• post_max_size
• memory_limit
• max_execution_time
• max_input_time

As requested, I’ve uploaded the theme ZIP to Google Drive. Here is the download link:

🔗 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AUFO9N3W_eAW-nZnDq_1hvoRMyUueDWM/view?usp=sharing

Please check and let me know if you need anything else from my side.

$output .= "<div class='" . esc_attr( apply_filters( 'gutentor_post_module_t5_item_height', gutentor_concat_space( 'gptm-bg-image', 'gptm-item-height', $overlay ), $attributes ) ) . "' style='background-image:url(" . esc_url( is_array( $url ) && ! empty( $url ) ? $url[0] : '' ) . ")'>";

However, after the page loads, Gutentor’s frontend JavaScript re-renders the block and removes the inline style.

When I tried adding a data-image attribute, the data-image appeared correctly in the element. But if I add anything other than background-image to that element, all inline CSS gets wiped.

I’ve identified the issue — the only thing needed is to update your code. I just want this fixed soon so I can continue using your block.

Above is the reference

Hello hamidxazad,

Thanks for your response.

Along with the configuration issue, we’ve also noticed some technical concerns in the plugin implementation:

In the plugin code, the following snippet is written:

setTimeout(function() {
initializeGooglePlacesAutocomplete();
}, 500);

This executes every 0.5 seconds, and if Google Maps is not connected properly, it causes the site to slow down significantly.

On the template page, the dropdown elements are getting pushed down repeatedly because the plugin keeps resetting the top position. This makes it difficult to override using our custom JavaScript, and affects the usability of dropdowns (as shown in the attached screenshot).

Thanks for the update. Please release the plugin update soon, as we are currently using the shortcode and have manually added the div as a temporary fix. An official update will be very helpful for us.