Don’t worry. It still doesn’t work but I found another way.

If anybody else comes across the same problem, here is what I did. I have a child them and I put the following code in the functions.php file.

add_action( 'wp_footer', 'my_footer_scripts' );
function my_footer_scripts(){
?>
<script>console.log('Add Your Google Analytics (etc) Script Here')</script>
<?php
}

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by AdrianSmithUK.

Hi Mike,

I was waiting for this to get rolled into a formal release but it’s nearly three months and three releases and this fix still hasn’t been rolled into a release.

Anyhow, I decided to implement it and you can see on the attached page that it works but not when I switch to mobile view.

Is there some way I can fix that too.

Kind Regards,
Adrian Smith

Hi Mike
Many thanks for your help.
I created a new home sub-directory on the server, moved the files across and set the permissions to 755 but unfortunately it didn’t work.
I’m going to migrate the website to a different server and see if that fixes it.
Kind Regards,
Adrian Smith

Hi Basilis,

Sorry for the delay. The website is on a shared hosting platform (1&1 Ionos) and I had to enable the error logs.

I have produced a 2 minute video showing you the tests I did and what the problem is and I have put the link and password in the Private Content below.

I have also created you an FTP account on the server and the details are below.

You will see in the video that there is nothing in the error log. After the video I checked that the error logs were working by creating a php file with an error in it and they work fine. (See my-error-file.php)

I hope that helps.

Kind Regards,
Adrian

Hi Rikard,

I’ve backed the database and files up so feel free to do what you like (including enabling / disabling plugins).

Kind Regards,
Adrian Smith

Hi Vinay,
I tried turning off all of the plugins and I switched from the child to the core Enfold theme. Unfortunately, the problem still persisted.
I also loaded a vanilla WP/Enfold test installation onto XAMPP and found that the Sub Menu works fine. Therefore, it’s definitely something to do with my installation, but I can’t think what.
I’ve tried debugging it with Chrome and the CSS looks fine and there are no errors in the console.
I’ll keep trying and report back when I find a fix.
Thanks for your help.
Kind Regards,
Adrian

Hi Victoria,
Unfortunately, it’s running on XAMMP on my desktop at the moment.
It’s just the default demo:
https://kriesi.at/themedemo/?theme=enfold-overview …
and I followed the instructions here:

Unfortunately, there aren’t any instructions for the “Logo Left, Menu Below” option.
Kind Regards,
Adrian

Sorry. It must have been something to do with file permissions. This Works.

add_filter('avf_form_send', 'avia_process_form_data', 10, 3);

function avia_process_form_data($send, $new_post, $form_params)
{
    wp_mail( ' (Email address hidden if logged out) ', 'TP2', 'TP2', "", "" );

    return false;
}

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by AdrianSmithUK.

Hi Rikard

Spot on! One page was built with the builder and the other with the editor.

Many thanks.
Adrian

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