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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Home Footer different from other pagesI tried that and copying over the shortcode from the original home page to one with a working footer causes the same issue to arise.
On the dev site I’m using, I was able to actual get the problem solved by replacing the Image Media Element at top with a slider element instead (with just the one image). When I did that, the dev site home page suddenly fixed it’s footer. So problem solved? No, because when I enact that on the production site (which I cloned and should be running the same) the footer doesn’t fix and the slider image looks wrong. Similarly, when I try to replicate the issue on a different page by inserting an Image Media Element at top, the footers stay correct. Feel like I’m so close…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Home Footer different from other pagesHmmm… On my dev site I created a new page using the home template, and the problem wasn’t replicated, so the issue isn’t with the template.
Carefully inspecting elements between the two pages, the home page footer doesn’t reference back to a certain .css document (main.css?ver=null:112) while the working pages do. In the styles, it gives that .css doc credit for
@media only screen and (max-width: 765px) BODY#top DIV#wrap_all DIV#footer DIV.container .flex_column.av_one_third { text-align: center;As I mentioned, I’m not a coder/web dev, but it seems to me that might be part of the style code that causes the footer to stack on mobile? If so, then I need to figure out how to force the home page to include that .css
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Home Footer different from other pagesI super appreciate your insight! I’m just getting into PHP editing, but I also have everything loaded on a dev site to test with.
I looked in the functions.php for the child theme and didn’t see anything referencing the footer, nor was there a specific custom footer file that I saw through the WP Admin Theme Editor (I could SFTP in with Filezilla if it wouldn’t show up in the WP Admin version). Bonus though is I figured out how to correct a mixed content http->https error that’s plagued the site for god only knows how long.
Trying to use dev tools to diagnose, on the problematic front page, there is a red error “Uncaught TypeError:Cannot read properties of undefined” referring to main.js:88:73 and main.js:59:5. That error doesn’t show up on the other pages with the correct working footer. Could it be a JavaScript issue?