commdoc
Forum Replies Created
-
I don’t think that error message is necessarily accurate.
I’ve used the plugin for certificates on multiple WordPress installations hosted by the same provider. Only one of them returned this error message, whereas the others worked fine.Good catch, @lykkelig.
Confirmed: disabling Smart Payment Buttons seem to fix the conflict.
Also stops the button unexpectedly appearing in fixed header with cart shortcut.
Hope this is wrinkle is ironed before smart buttons become the default!Yes, that summarises the issue well. Even when they are the only two plugins activated, login via the page with the my-account shortcode fails
The site runs on Royal by 8theme
Have also tested with twenty-seventeen: yes, the problem persists.verified: WordPress 4.9.7
verified: WooCommerce 3.4.3
verified: WooCommerce PayPal Checkout Payment Gateway 1.6.1As an aside, just noticed that PayPal icon now shows up unexpectedly in the fixed header with the cart item count icon. This throws out the header formatting so it displays when it should be hidden. (As a quick-fix, I’ve hidden the button with CSS.)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [All-in-One WP Migration and Backup] Import from file, blocked by NortonThanks lesleym.
Scans don’t find malware, but they do highlight the fact that the WordPress version on the original server is outdated.
Maybe Norton is treating old WordPress files as a risk?
I’ve solved my issue using an alternative method. Hope similar issues don’t impede other people’s migrations.- This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by commdoc.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [AccessPress Parallax] Slider Not ResponsiveFound that slider overlay text does not appear on small devices. Hoped this old topic would have quick fix.
It didn’t, so I looked into it. Ended up adding some custom css to rectify. In case others stumble on this thread in the same hope…First, check the box next to ‘Enable Responsiveness’ found in Theme Options > General Settings. (This must be turned on or your slider captions will stray off the edge of smaller screens.)
Then, add this custom css to your site.
@media screen and (max-width: 480px){ .slider-caption{ display: block !IMPORTANT; } }This may be added via the css file in a child theme, or via AccessPess Parallax theme tools. You can get to AccessPess Parallax Theme Tools via:
Dashboard > Appearance > Theme Options > ToolsNB. This is only intended to make slider caption text appear, even on small screens. For some reason, it is set to not display by default. On all examples I tested, it worked fine. If your caption text is particularly bulky, it may cause display issues.