Netspark
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Admin Custom Login] Fonts No Longer WorkingWith the release of Version 3.1.3. I can confirm that the fonts are now properly displayed again as set in the Plugin settings. So the font selection issue is no longer to track and can be considered resolved. I still wonder what Google has changed that the GoogleFont API went berzerk and resisted to work at all.
There’s only the password label issue remaining which I consider just a cosmetical but not important problem at all. Have sent you the code insector excerpts in my posts before to help you hunt down that little nasty bug that prevents the “Password” label to inherit the same font size setting like the “Username” and “Activation Code” label.
Thanks for your great support!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Admin Custom Login] Fonts No Longer WorkingAddendum: Did a rollback to Version 3.0.0 of the plugin and guess what… the font setting works as intended. It shows the Cairo Font setting in all browsers properly (IE, Chrome, FF).
One thing though:
The “Password” title appears not to use the font size settings like “Username” and “Activation code” title do.
It is slightly smaller and while Username and Activation Code seem to use P tags, the Password area is nested in a div tag.
Further code inspection shows that the div layer also discards the inherited font settings (18px as set in the plugin) and still applies 14px instead.
I have attached the Code inspector screenshots for your convenience and to help you track down the issue.
The form code:
and the CSS applied to the Username field
and here the CSS applied to the password field:
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Admin Custom Login] Fonts No Longer WorkingHello @weblizar:
Here are the requested Screenshots:
and the result:Although I set up “Cairo” from Google Fonts, it seems to fall back to the Browser’s standard display font which I have set to Arial at home. At work I am not allowed to alter the browser’s settings so it falls back to Times Roman instead. When opening the login page with IE or Chrome 79, guess what… there’s Times Roman back again.
Interestingly other plugins I use which also access the Google Font API seem to have no problem at all and just work fine. I wonder what keeps the ACL Plugin from properly formatting the elements at all…
In no case I was able to make the browsers render the login form with the selected font.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Admin Custom Login] Fonts No Longer WorkingI can confirm that. Since latest update, the font setting is no longer working. Maybe there’s a problem with the javascript API that does the font loading in the background.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Passster - Password Protect Pages and Content] PHP error on Version 3.2.0.4Yepp! Can confirm that! 3.2.0.5 works like a charm!
Thank you for your fast fix! 🙂
Have a nice weekend!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Passster - Password Protect Pages and Content] Illegal string errorThis applies to the same error I have. See my post.
Only recommendtion is to roll back to 3.1.9.1 which doesn’t have this error.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Passster - Password Protect Pages and Content] PHP error on Version 3.2.0.4I have rolled back to 3.1.9.1 which runs without any issues on my WP installation (WP 5.1 with PHP 7.3).
Hopefully the upcoming version will be without this error, so I am skipping 3.2.0.4 for now.
I can confirm that PHP5.6.37 does no longer provide support for the plugin. Lifting the PHP version to 7.1 solves the script problem.
So check your webserver (and optionally .htaccess) for
AddHandler php71-cgi .phpThis is mandatory. You may want to check ALL your plugins for compatibility with the new PHP version!
Found on my WP installation 4 plugins that stopped working when raising the PHP version…
Hope that helps
P.S: Lifted to PHP7.3 and everything’s fine for now. Sometimes it’s necessary to do a cleanup on aisle 4! 😉
- This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Netspark.
Same here… after Update… plugin broken!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Flexible Map] Center map on Marker by script in postI found something like this here;
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/event-simple
The example shows an automated version where the map gets centered back to the marker 3 seconds after the map has been dragged.
Something like this but manually triggerable by an a-link with JS would be great!
This might be the manual solution but seems to rely on named location rather than marker positions…
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/control-custom
- This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Netspark.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Upload issueOkay, forget about the stuff, deleted WP because I can’t get it to work properly. Am now switching back to plain old HTML and uploading my pics the classic way because THIS works!
No fuzz, no mess!
Sad to see that WP still hasn’t changed in simplicity.
Installing WP is still a nightmare!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Twitter Widget Pro] [Plugin: Twitter Widget Pro] No Tweets AvailableThe “Deactivate and Reactivate HTTPS”-Trick did it for me also!
I had the same problem of Tweets not showing in the widget anymore.Thanks for the quick solution.
This is odd…
Though 0.2.3 seems at first not to have the 100 seconds bug, it seems to tick off later on (almost same behavior as with grzmar), however the first second-digit doesn’t disappear.
But when running about 5 minutes, the counter seems to misscount Minutes and seconds again…
I.e.: My timer is set to 9:00 A.M. and at 9 A.M it still displays 4 minutes and several seconds left. Also the 100’s bug seems to randomly appear.
I wonder what part of the code gets all the browsers so upset? As mentionned above in my post, the determination of the time variable is still the same yet the browsers now think, x / 60 Mod 60 can hold a value > 59 even if it is mathematically impossible.
May there be a problem with PHP4? (yet haven’t updated as my provider needs some time to upgrade the servers…) *sigh*
Still hoping that Tommy might find the kink that messes around with his code…
For now I have adapted the graphics of the new plugin and edited the php of the old plugin. Seems to work well so far, yet WP is bugging me to update the plugin to the newer version.
Will keep track of this plugin and test new versions out for you.
Hope you can find the error…
Good luck and keep it up!