Kev Provance

Hi,

I would need you to report back to EXACT error message. You may need to get it from the PHP error logs.

Thanks.

It looks as if we are phasing the Extendify Template Library out of Redux and pointing users toward the standalone plugin, which you can get here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/extendify/

My advice would be to install that plugin (which will override the version inside Redux). When we remove the library from Redux, you’ll experience no interruption in service. If you are still experiencing this issue after installing the plugin, post a support request for the plugin here: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/extendify/

I know this looks like I’m passing the buck, but the truth is, since we’re separating the products, you’ll be interacting with the actual developers, versus me, who’s basically a proxy going back and forth between them and you. 🙂

Good luck!

Well, I’m unable to replicate this on that version. There is an issue with the 6.2 beta version. Please paste back a copy of your WP Health report, so I can pass it along to the developers of Extendify. Thanks.

First, embedding is seriously discouraged unless you’re willing to keep up with updates to Redux. Otherwise, your users won’t benefit from updates or security fixes.

Second: When you’re writing your options panel, you have to add them in your sections and fields, like this:

Redux::set_field(
'OPT_NAME',
'SECTION_ID',array(
'id'=>'my-sample-textarea',
'type'=>'editor',
'title'=>esc_html__('Sample Text Area','my-text-domain'),
'subtitle'=>esc_html__('Write here your copyright text!','my-text-domain'),
'default'=>'Powered by Redux Framework.',
)
);

If you use translators in your options arrays, the translations will compile in your POT file. I don’t specifically know how you are implementing your translations or compiling them. That’s not something we support, actual theme/plugin development. There are numerous resources on the internet on how to compile and implement WordPress translations properly. See: https://www.hostinger.com/tutorials/wordpress/how-to-translate-wordpress-theme-using-poedit

As far as translatable strings inside Redux, they have translators on them. The problem is the translations PO/MO files are not complete. They’re hosted here. We encourage Redux devs and users to contribute. It may be why you’re not seeing a complete translation, depending on the language and the required percentage completion for that file. See here: https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/redux-framework/

Good luck.

Are you positive the beta is installed? Line 769 in the beta is a blank line and not a foreach statement: https://github.com/reduxframework/redux-framework/blob/master/redux-core/inc/extensions/custom_fonts/class-redux-extension-custom-fonts.php#L769

It still sounds as if you’re using a version that is not the one was have posted in your GitHub. Please download and install that version and verify the version number is 4.3.26.1

Unless you have a specific error message pertaining to Redux (which you can get from the PHP error logs), I do not have access to the theme, therefore I cannot do any tests. I cannot fix what I cannot break. This is why you have to report this to the theme author. If they can reproduce it, then they can file a report with us, at which time I can request a copy of the theme to test with. These are things you cannot provide. Sorry. Good luck.

I’ve asked that theme author to take that old version of custom fonts out of his projects and he won’t do it. It would solve so many problems.

That’s something you’ll need to contact the theme author about, as we do not support individual themes that use Redux, nor do we have access to them. If the theme author determines Redux causes an issue, they need to be the ones to file a support request with us via our GitHub issue tracker.

Good luck.