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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: autofocus change header and title fonts? font plugin?Hi greenb1,
are you getting the popup to select after clicking “Pick any element” and then choosing a title?Remember that there are 2 modes of Font plugin. One is in post view and the other one works directly on your home page.
Hi gunshuter,
that’s something new for me but I’ll take a look what could be causing the problem with one of the next updates.Hi nickia,
usually this kind of situations are caused by another newly installed plugin which is probably poorly written and is breaking other plugins. Disable any newly installed plugins and see if it works then.Go to a page where the selection is not working.
1. Choose the selection to which you want add element to
2. Click “add to this selection”
3. Select the element which you want to include
4. Save changesHi Ian,
I’m glad you like the plugin. I wasn’t making any updates recently until now. There’s a new 7.0 version and you can update from plguins page in your admin panel. Where’s that arrow? I see it’s working now, isn’t it?What do you mean doesn’t work? What other plugins are you using? One of them could be causing a conflict. There’s a new 7.0 version which is fixing lots of problems.
How is it working with the new 7.0 version? It adds lots of bug fixes and doesn’t crash silently anymore but informs what could be causing the problem. It’s also redesigned, and remember to clear the cache after the update.
Closing the topic. Now in similar situations it’s not crashing silently anymore but is showing an alert that other plugin is breaking jQuery. Usually it’s fault of poorly written plugins which are including jQuery using hardcoded <script> tag instead of using hooks. Moreover jQuery is already included only not aliased as $! Just use a closure
(function($){ $('#dollarworkshere'); }(jQuery))There’s a new 7.0 version which eliminates the problem, adds dozens of bug fixes, redesign and a adds new “effects” window.
That’s how the plugin works now. It’s trying to automatically create a CSS rule which will be applied to type of element not to a particular element clicked. It’s not perfect and I’ll focus more on adding accuracy options to element selecting mode: generating precise or general rule.
It’s not always working for all elements across different pages, because template developers are using different tag names and classes for same elements but on different pages. Post page can be built differently than home page so if you’ve picked an element on home page the CSS rule automatically created for it might not be applied to this element in different template. So it all depends on how the template was built.
You’ll have to go to the page where the customization is not working, select the preset which was set up for this element and use a button to add another element to current preset and click on this element. Then save changes.
Are you using any TinyMCE extensions?
Hi littlebizonline,
please update to the latest 7.0 version(you might need to refresh plugins page in your admin panel twice to see that the update is ready). When you click on “font settings” there will be a small window shown in upper left corner. Make sure to clear your browser’s cache after the update.regards,
PawelHi Thoughtlife,
sorry to see that you’re having problems with the latest version. Did you get any error messages which could explain more to me? Or error log?You can try resetting “Font” plugin settings in Appearance->Fonts and see if that helps.
best,
PawelGood to hear it. I’m just working on the next update and I wan’t to focus on compatibility. Which plugin was causing the conflict?