Andrew Rothman
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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Fuzion Blog] font css files generating wrong urlsw00t!
Looks like deleting the entire ‘Fonts’ folder, not just the .css files, was required.
- This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by Andrew Rothman.
I have worked around the issue by adding an @import for the Google font into my site’s custom CSS, but I’d love to know where it’s finding the reference to the dev environment so I can make sure it doesn’t break anything else.
SOLVED!
Start > Settings > Accessibility > Visual Effects > Animation Effects
It would appear that turning off animations on Windows 11 also disables animations for websites, which I would not have expected. Flipping that toggle back to ‘On’ solved my problem.
THEME INFO Theme Name : Accountra
Theme Version : 1.0.2 WordPress Environment Home URL : http://localhost:8888/wallach/
Site URL : http://localhost:8888/wallach
Login URL : http://localhost:8888/wallach/wp-login.php
WP Version : 6.1.1
WP Multisite : -
WP Debug Mode : Disabled
PHP Memory Limit : 256M
WP Memory Limit : 256M
WP Language : en_US
WP Upload Directory : ✔
Number of Category : 1
Number of Tag : 0 Server Environment Server Info : Apache/2.4.33 (Win64) OpenSSL/1.0.2u mod_fcgid/2.3.9 PHP/8.0.1
PHP Version : 8.0.1
PHP Post Max Size : 128M
PHP Time Limit : 60
PHP Max Input Vars : 1000
SUHOSIN Installed : -
WP Remote Get : ✔
PHP Image library installed : ✔
PHP GD library installed : ✔
PHP GD WebP supported : ✔
PHP fileinfo library installed : -
CURL Installed : ✔ Active Plugins Gutenverse : by Jegstudio - 1.8.1I’ve also recorded a video of me scrolling both my local host version and two of the demos on the website: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zj49MQjdDannh8JUqSgMcEYdpXkVi7FP/view?usp=share_link
The demo links do work on my Windows 10 box at the office, so this is definitely something specific to my own machine… I’m just not sure what. Since it happens in all themes and on two browsers, it must be something broader. I’m open to any suggestions. I’d like to be able to develop with the theme on this box, so I’ll need to get to the bottom of it one way or another.
I tried both Chrome and Edge on my Windows 11 machine. The animations in the site demos do seem to work on my iPhone…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [PCRecruiter Extensions] Opening and ending tag mismatchThe error message you’re receiving appears to be related to the Feeds feature of the plugin, which is enabled/disabled from the Settings panel for the plugin. It’s possible that some invalid values have been entered into that panel, which is normally empty unless someone at PCRecruiter has provided specifics. Start by making sure that the ‘Job Feed Enabled’ box is unchecked and that the other boxes in that screen are empty.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Seeking RSS display plugin with Namespace supportI had looked at Feed WordPress, but I’m trying to avoid creating posts out of all the items in the feed. I’m just looking to display the content, not import it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Job Manager] Job location data coming out wrong in JSON schemaI got my answer:
If you’re importing the zipcode, rather than relying on Google’s API for it, you want to put the zipcode into the “geolocation_postcode” custom field. That gets it lined up properly.
- This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Andrew Rothman. Reason: typo fix
Got my answer! If I want to import the zipcode rather than relying on Google to geocode it, I just need to put it in the geolocation_postcode custom field. All working now.
Just checking back on this one. Where on a job should the zipcode be placed in a normal situation? None of the videos or screenshots I’ve seen show anything other than city and state. How do I include the zipcode correctly in a job listing?
I’ve created a test account and I’m getting similar behavior. The city and state are imported, but I can’t import the postalcode without breaking the JSON object.
Can you give me any direction on where the postalcode should be imported to? The walkthrough video shows adding address, city, and state, but no zip. I just need to see an example of proper postalcode import and I should be able to figure it out from there.
I’ll open a support ticket with the demo link though, thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Job Manager] Job location data coming out wrong in JSON schemaHi Richard,
I do have a Maps key in there, and I can see that the ‘custom fields’ section on the job includes the geolocation_formatted_address, geolocation_lat, geolocation_long etc. but when I view the JSON object there’s no postalcode.
When I click on a job listing in the admin area of WordPress, where should I see the postalcode? I see City and State, but I don’t know where postalcode is supposed to be put into the job.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Job Manager] Job location data coming out wrong in JSON schemaActually, I don’t think this is an issue with the import. It’s a question about where I should be importing the zipcode data to. The problem occurs even when I manually enter a job.
If the Location field contains “Denver, CO” the schema is valid, but missing the zipcode:
{“@type”:”Place”,”address”:{“@type”:”PostalAddress”,”addressLocality”:”Denver”,”addressRegion”:”CO”,”addressCountry”:”US”}}
But when I put “Denver, CO 80012” into the location box, the schema is invalid:
{“@type”:”Place”,”address”:”Denver, CO 80012″}
I’m trying to figure out how to add zipcodes to the jobs in such a way that the JSON object is properly formatted. Is there some other field I should be putting the zip into?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Job Manager] Removing jobs when importing from feed?Never mind – I found the WP All Import setting for deleting items that aren’t in the feed each time and that fixed it.