We are not aware of the issue from other users, can you please try to check on a different browser with no browser extension to verify if the issue occurs on your particular environment?
I use Google Chrome on a Mac, or on a window. I disallow the pub blocker.
I’m having no sidebar displayed, but on the DOM, I found two div with id=”media-library-organizer-tree-view” that containing the sidebar content.
I try with Firefox on my Mac :
The first div displays the sidebar above the grid, while the second div is not displayed. In the screenshot, I removed the display:none statements from the CSS, and this displays the sidebar (on the chrome or on the firefox).
When it’s activated, there are the bug. I reproduce it in the playground with only plugins : – Booster for WooCommerce – Media Library Organizer – WooCommerce
The extension add in the DOM a div with a “wrap” class, and your tree view is wrap to div and not only the media view. The wrap class is too generics for use it.
If I change the selector to :has(.wp-heading-inline) it’s works !
I have the same problem as Patrice when Advanced Custom Fields PRO is active. When it’s active, the entire left sidebar (“Media Library Organizer -> Settings icon, new folder, sort, etc.”). That entire bar is present in the DOM, but not visible in the window.
However, the JS fix that worked for Patrice does NOT seem to work for me.
Thank you so much for letting us know about the issue you’re facing. We truly apologize for the trouble this is causing you.
We’ve confirmed the problem and created a bug report for our development team. They’ll be carefully reviewing it soon and determine the best course of action.
Our team prioritizes fixes based on their impact and the number of users affected, so it’s hard to say exactly when this will be fixed. But we’ll keep you updated every step of the way.
We’ll let you know as soon as a fix is ready. You can also keep an eye on the product’s changelog for updates.
