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Ok, no problem. Thanks for taking a look. After previewing on other devices, I think it may be acceptable as-is.
Thank you! I will disable that notifications module. I’m not sure of any other server-level caching, but I’ll look into it.
I just deactivated the notifications feature, turned on the Javascript merging and compression, and I still get the same behavior. I will keep testing under different circumstances (like you said, maybe a server-level cache issue). Thanks for helping me track down what’s happening.
After additional testing, I think I have isolated the issue to the “disable Javascript file merging and compression.” With that option disabled, everything looks right. With that option enabled, some images aren’t displayed. This occurred with all plugins disabled.
Any ideas on resolving the issue?
Apologies for the incorrect login info! See the private content for the correct info.
I made a change to the Quick CSS and turned on the performance features. I dumped the cache. The images in the homepage slider still don’t appear.
If I disable Javascript file merging and compression, the images appear once again.
I expect a plugin conflict, and I will check on that. But if you can provide any other guidance, that would be great. I appreciate your help.
Thanks for your reply, Victoria! It turns out the host had not updated PHP to 7.1 yet. That was the issue. Problem solved!
Very nice! I wasn’t sure if I could enter more than a hex code…the ColorZilla generator worked perfectly. Thank you!
Thank you Rikard! I thought I had all the sites in my hosting environment rolled forward to PHP 7, but this one was not. Problem solved. Thanks again.
I had the same issue as the original question. I have a lot of content in the Top Bar area, and I want to hide that on mobile. This is the CSS I used:
@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) { #top #header_meta { display: none; }}I understand it’s difficult to work with. I apologize for the inconvenience. I will enlist the help of another developer.
Sorry about that! I just reset the credentials.
And I’m going to check carefully for plugin conflicts now.
That’s near perfect. Thank you.
The only thing I added was 12px of padding to push the phone-info text down and center it within the top bar.
Thanks again!
Thank you! I was unable to find that when I looked. My go-to practice for changing that was to pull the CSS from a previous project. That worked until the latest update. Thanks again!
OK, thanks. I did use Quick CSS to remove a border element. I think it’s okay now, but I’ll style it further in Quick CSS if needed. Take care!
Hi Jordan,
I have a quick follow-up question about TablePress. Is there a simple way to turn off Enfold table-related CSS on a page where I’m using TablePress? I think I have some conflicts, and I would like to see if the TablePress styling along works.
Here’s the page with the table:
https://uscw.ajdesignco.com/earn-more/employment-data-and-wage-data-for-the-upper-savannah-area/Thank you,
AndyGood call Jordan. It was the Scroll Progress Bar plugin:
When I disabled it, the special heading element re-appeared.
Thanks for your assistance.
That resolved the issue. Thank you!
Do you have any idea what caused it? I had been running a minify plugin. I was also using W3 Total Cache, but I switched to WP Super Cache.
Apologies for leaving out that critical detail! Here is my domain.
I also added a login in the private content area.
Ouch. Looks like the quickest path to a solution might be to rebuild with a different theme. I have a resource I’ll check with before I jettison Enfold for this site.
Thanks for your reply.
