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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [AccessPress Lite] Can not show full content of a pageI saw a similar case with another Accesspress free theme (Mag) in a WordPress forum where I do support.
At the end the user has solved after my advice to upload via FTP a previous working version of the theme. Then, uploading again the current version the problem disappeared.
So it could be a site or server cache problem, corrupted file, incompatibility with some plugin, or a bug in the theme.
You should notify the authors in some other way if they don’t respond in this forum.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Remove query strings from static resourcesGoes into the child theme’s functions.php file anywhere after the opening
<?phptag, below the last function (if you have other) it’s OK.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Remove query strings from static resources/* Remove Query String from Static Resources */ function remove_cssjs_ver( $src ) { if( strpos( $src, '?ver=' ) ) $src = remove_query_arg( 'ver', $src ); return $src; } add_filter( 'style_loader_src', 'remove_cssjs_ver', 10, 2 ); add_filter( 'script_loader_src', 'remove_cssjs_ver', 10, 2 );Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Enable compatibillity modeDon’t enable compatibility mode.
@mrslartibartfast – It’s not exactly what I said. I understand that you’re bona fide and you’re trying to help, but please don’t quote me if it’s not clear to you what I’m talking about, the O.P. is already confused enough per se.
Read with attention, please. My english isn’t so good, but I think it’s enough clear.
You are wrong in:– Not completely empty the site cache made by – don’t know what nor how many – plugins you have installed. Usually there is a botton for this, it isn’t difficult.
– Using more than one plugin of the same type: it’s almost sure that they conflict with each other, so it’s wrong to use more than one cache and/or optimization plugin, unless you know how to configure to make them compatible. Decide to keep only one and delete the others of the same type.
– Not proceeding with the complete removal of the cache/optimization plugins that you don’t and shouldn’t use no more, following the instructions for each plugin. Caching plugins don’t requires deletion only from dashboard, you have also to remove residual folders or files on the server and remove the define in .htaccess. Read the instructions that you can find on the web for any of them.
– Writing the same CSS rule more than once in more places. It has to be written only once in one place. Who told you to write it twice?These are all things already said, and they are the first things you should have done.
The debug with no plugins and the default theme in this case is useful to understand where is the jquery error, then you must proceed as said above until you find the culprit.
The complete cleaning of the site cache instead it’s to see whether is the cause to the failed CSS changes.The title still remained on the portfolio image
What? The CSS rules are for the title printed by the theme – does not change the image of course – and it is closely related to the theme, you can not apply them on another theme.
@lorey80 – @andreapilotti I opened a ticket on Github 14 days ago and today the issue has been tagged as scheduled and milestone to 3.2.
The breadcrumb last working version is 3.0.7, stick to it if necessary.@soyd “Remove query strings” has nothing to do with “jquery not defined” issue, and both are likely not theme-related.
You must stick within the topic that you have opened, for any other question you have to open another topic in the right forum here (and link to your source if you mention some scripts).For all the rest, I have already answered you. As I said you have to clear the cache (due to some plugin) completely.
If it does not work you have to debug as already described above, and this also applies to the undefined jquery issue.do the usual internal test to find the cause, i.e. disable all plugins at once and activate a Twenty series default theme, just to see if the issues are solved, as expected. From there, activate one by one plugins and theme and check until you find the culprit.
Anyway as said I think the source is that kind of plugin mentioned above, so you should start from there.I also have the impression that you have had different cache plugins, either alone or, worse, at the same time.
If you have deleted some, chances are you haven’t done the right way.
Find the information in the web to completely delete the cache plugins no longer used by you.@mrslartibartfast yes, in appearance >> editor >> style.css you can find child theme’s style if you have activated it, but from there one tend not to do a backup of the file before modifying it, and that’s the reason why I don’t recommend it for non-experts.
@mrslartibartfast – it’s not strange, the name of that file is the minified file of a cache plugin.
Edit: And no, “editor” it’s not – never – the right place to put any modification (it’s only for experts).
The right places are theme’s Custom CSS (if is present), where he actually put the code, or the child theme’s stylesheet via FTP after a file backup.
The problem here isn’t the place, it’s the cache, as said.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] White screen problem in frontendForum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Finally cracked why W3TC doesn't work properly!@freshaspect thank you for clarification.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Finally cracked why W3TC doesn't work properly!Hi, what you say sound interesting, but I don’t know if I understand well neither the issue nor the solution.
What you say may be related to this issue of soft 404 pages?
I noticed that the errors are often (but not only) on addresses with the old URL structure or without “/” (while my URLs have final trailing slash), but they are likely all pages related to edited posts.@soyd It is definitely a cache problem, likely due to some plugin.
As mentioned before you have a “jquery not defined” issue, mostly due to caching and/or optimization plugins (one or more that move, defer, cache or minimize your files) and you should first worry about that, probably the source of the problem you described and other issues that you don’t see now but that are there.
Use Firebug or Chrome inspector console and do the usual internal test to find the cause, i.e. disable all plugins at once and activate a Twenty series default theme, just to see if the issues are solved, as expected. From there, activate one by one plugins and theme and check until you find the culprit.
Anyway as said I think the source is that kind of plugin mentioned above, so you should start from there.Try to clear the site’s and browser’s caches completely. I’m pretty sure it should work because by trying with Firebug it works. Maybe an ancestor element is needed but yes, if it’s not the cache, ask the author.
@soyd To get rid of that title, put this line in your child-theme or theme Custom CSS:
.portfolio-list h3 {display:none;}
Anyway when you enter the article the title is still there, so to remove that too you have to add:
.entry-header h1.entry-title {display:none;}
Yet in this way I think that all of h1 titles are hidden, so check if it’s OK. If not, you can try a more specific rule:
.entry-header h1.entry-title.no-date {display:none;}
So any of the two you choose, eventually it will be:
.portfolio-list h3, .entry-header… {display:none;}
However next time post on the right forum, THIS is the forum of your theme.
I’m not the right person to ask about SEO because I give more relevance to the user experience rather than any other thing (not that I don’t try to follow basic SEO rules anyway).
Ask in a more appropriate forum (a SEO forum), but anyway in the article page you have the title in the URL and you have it in the title tag, so I think it’s enough.
You should be more worried about the JQuery issues, maybe due to a caching plugin. Check with the developer tools, in Chrome or Firefox.