• Resolved KimMcDougalcrafter

    (@ormgrecipes)


    Hello, I’m back with a similar issue in this post. My notification bar is not showing on any of my devices. I made sure that the REST API access is enabled in the plugin and I don’t have any other plugins disabling REST API. Can you have a look and let me know how to fix it? Thanks!

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Support AR Rasel

    (@arrasel403)

    Hi @ormgrecipes,

    Hope you’re doing well.

    I’ve checked the site URL you shared and found that the notification bar is displaying at the bottom of the page. Please have a look at this screenshot for reference: https://d.pr/i/iVDQcs.

    Could you please check from your end as well? You can try on an incognito/private browser window. Let me know the update.

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter KimMcDougalcrafter

    (@ormgrecipes)

    Hello @arrasel403

    I saw your screenshot, but that is not the Notification X bar. That is the WP Consent plugin you saw for WordPress privacy compliance. If you click accept, then you’ll that the the notification x bar is not there. Please investigate further and let me know. Thanks!

    Plugin Support Zeba Afia Shama

    (@zebaafiashama)

    Hello @ormgrecipes

    I’m writing to follow up on the issue where the text was not appearing in the notification bar at the bottom of your website.

    I’ve investigated the code and have good news: I’ve found the exact cause. The problem isn’t that the text is missing or the wrong color. The issue is related to the fade-in animation that’s supposed to happen when the bar appears.

    The Simple Explanation:

    The notification bar is designed to be hidden at first, and then a small script makes it visible with a “fade-in” effect. Currently, a script that triggers this visibility is being blocked from loading correctly. This is a very common issue, usually caused by a caching or performance optimization plugin on the site. Because the script doesn’t run, the bar remains stuck in its initial “hidden” state.

    I have two ways we can solve this:

    Option 1: The Quick Fix (Immediate, but with a small trade-off)

    I can add a single line of custom CSS code that will override the “hidden” setting and force the notification bar to be visible.

    • Pro: This is very fast to implement and will make your text and button show up immediately.
    • Con: The bar will simply appear without the smooth fadeInUp animation.
      Here is the custom CSS:
    /* Force NotificationX bar to be visible, overriding animation state */
    #nx-bar-4 .animated {
    visibility: visible !important;
    }

    See the screenshot here: https://d.pr/i/90D5YP

    Option 2: The Permanent Fix (Recommended)

    The best solution is to fix the root cause by adjusting the settings in your website’s caching or performance plugin (e.g., WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, W3 Total Cache, etc.). This involves finding which setting is blocking the script and either disabling it or adding an exception for it.

    • Pro: This restores the intended functionality completely, including the animation.
    • Con: It may take a little more time to pinpoint the exact setting.

    My Recommendation & Next Steps

    I recommend we try for Option 2, as it will restore the site to its intended design.

    Please let me know how you it goes.

    Looking forward to hearing from you.

    Best regards,

    Thread Starter KimMcDougalcrafter

    (@ormgrecipes)

    Hi @zebaafiashama, thank you for your response. I don’t have the tech skills necessary to go with Option #2 so I went with Option #1, however the notification bar still didn’t show up after putting in the CSS code. What I did instead was, I temporarily deactived WP Fastest Cache plugin and rebuilt my notification bar with the Elementor lite plugin. After that, I reactived WP Fastest Cache, and cached the site and the bar appears now. Marking as resolved!

    Plugin Support Zeba Afia Shama

    (@zebaafiashama)

    Hi @ormgrecipes

    Thank you so much for the update!

    I truly appreciate you taking the time to follow through with the solution. Yes, as suspected, it was indeed a caching issue—so I’m really glad to hear that deactivating WP Fastest Cache temporarily and rebuilding the bar using Elementor Lite did the trick.

    You handled it perfectly, and I’m happy the notification bar is now showing up as expected!

    If you’re satisfied with the support provided, it would mean a lot to us if you could leave a quick review. Your feedback helps us continue to improve and support more wonderful users like you. 😊

    Link to review: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/notificationx/reviews/

    Let me know if you need anything else—I’m always here to help!

    Warm regards,

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