You have CSS on the page that is applying to all canvas elements. If you didn’t add this then it’s probably a plugin.
.glow, canvas {position: absolute;}
CSS like this should be specific, not added to all elements of a certain type. I can’t tell what plugin is adding this because all CSS is being combined using an optimization plugin. That’s good for site speed, but also hides which plugin is adding what CSS. If you turn off whatever wpfc is (I’m assuming https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-fastest-cache/) I can tell you which plugin is adding the bad CSS. (Assuming it’s a plugin).
i disabled wp fastest cache. can you please find out? thank you!
it was the christmas plugin that would let it snow. i can find another plugin like it that works. I thank you for your quick replies and help!
Can you send me a link to the plugin you were using? I can easily add a change to my plugin to be compatible if it’s just a CSS change.
If you add this CSS to your site you can actually go back to using that snow plugin again:
.dino-outer .dino-canvas {position: static;}
I can include that in the next release of my plugin to improve portability, but I would like to know which plugin is including that CSS because I bet others are using it too and I’d like to be more comprehensive in my testing.
Thanks.
Hey! Thanks! the plugin is called Christmas Greetings
Thanks! My next plugin update will include compatibility with that if possible.
