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Can I publish all pages & templates at once (full site update)

Harry K.
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Is it possible to update all pages and/or templates at once? Now I have to update each page separately which is a slow process.

The reason I ask is that when I change something of a global block it will only show when the page containing the global block is published again.

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  • KC George

    Hi Harry,

    When you make a change to a global block, the changes should reflect on all pages of the website that has the global block instantaneously.  Normally you don't have to publish every page after you make changes to a global block.

    If you continue to face this issue, please get back to us. We will take a look at your project.

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  • Harry K.

    Hi KC,

    I have this issue for some time. Only found time to ask yesterday :) So if it is possible to take a look, please! What do you need from me? 

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  • KC George

    Hi Harry,

    Please add me as a user to your WordPress Dashboard if you would like me to take a look at your project. My email: kc.george@brizy.io. As shown in this screenshot: https://jmp.sh/sOSGGR3, please turn on the option "Send the new user an email about their account"

    Please let me know here when you send me an invitation.

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  • KC George

    Hi Harry,

    I have received your invitation and am able to sign in to your WordPress Dashboard. You had mentioned that 

    Now I have to update each page separately which is a slow process. When I change something of a global block it will only show when the page containing the global block is published again.

    I need additional information to fully comprehend the issue you're having. We can set up a Zoom call to discuss the matter if it is too lengthy to write. I can start working on fixing the issue once I fully comprehend it.

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  • Harry K.

    Hi KC,

    The case is this:

    1. i have global blocks that appear on almost every page
    2. I change the global block on the home page; for example I add some text
    3. then I update the homepage
    4. in the frontend the change is visible on the home page
    5. but it is not visible on any other page containing the same global block
    6. only when I open a page with "Edit with Brizy"; change nothing; update the page; then the change to the global block (step 2) is visible on the frontend for that one page 
    7. so in effect I have to "Edit with Brizy" and update each and every page to make the change effective on every page on the frontend

    Hope I describe this use case clear enough. Let me know If you have questions.

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  • KC George
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    Hi Harry,

    Thanks for describing the problem in more detail. I have one more question.

    I have noticed that you have two global headers; one with the Cart icon included and one without. Having a single header for the whole website would help simplify implementation. Do you mind if all pages, all products and all category archive pages share a single header (which includes the Cart icon)?

    If you are keen on having two headers, please list which pages/ products/ category archive pages should have the header with Cart icon and which pages/products/ category archive pages should have header without the cart icon.

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  • Harry K.

    Hi KC,

    Thanks for your feedback on the header. I have 2 headers (one with and one without cart) for UX purposes on the cart and checkout pages. So I like to keep it that way.

    But more important to me is the issue that the global blocks don't automatically update on the live pages (they do in the brizy editor, but i need to republish each page). I removed your credentials on my live site. However you cab examine the issue on my staging site which is exactly the same. The same credentials as the live site give you access to the staging site which you cab find here: https://staging.kroost.nl/wp-login.php .

    Best,
    Harry

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  • KC George
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    Hi Harry,

    For testing, I have added a star icon to your header next to the the Cart icon. Then I clicked on 'Flush Cache' in your WordPress Admin bar and the newly added icon appeared on on all pages. Please have a look.

    For the changes you make to a global block to reflect on all pages, please click on the 'Flush Cache' option in the Admin bar.   

    I have also simplified the Display Conditions for your header and footer. Earlier you had around 25 conditions. I have reduced it to 4.

     

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  • Harry K.

    Hi KC, I replayed your scenario and it works! Thanks! I will also look into your tip about the sanetizing the conditions. Thanks for your help. Best, Harry Harry Krijnen 

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