I contacted mailchimp support. They said the API keys were valid.
I tried the API I generated for another clients mailchimp account: Did not work, same error

I can not guess how you are getting your key to work in the same site but we can not duplicate on our end. I will leave our API key in the private section.
Please let us know if you have any other suggestions.

Steve

Rikard,

I have tried reauthenticating Mailchimp API key from within the theme Newsletter area. AFter doing each step. Still with no results.
Steps I have tried:
-theme updated to latest version
-wordpress updated
-tried switching to latest PHP, Did not work so I switched back
-Tried deactivating each plugin one at a time and then reauthenticating with mailchimp. Failed.

As I said, at some point last week, after updating the theme token with Envacto, the mailchimp connection worked.
It then stopped working later in the day.

Please help. Client has upcoming seminar and the mailchimp feature will be needed.
Please feel free to login and try. I have precious posted the login in the private area.

Steve

ummm, sorry nevermind :D
I did another regen and for some reason it finally worked.
I don’t know why but its working now.
I guess I was not doing a regen on the right image.

Ismael,

Thanks your confirmation it was not installed put me on the right track.
Here is the solution for anyone with the “couldn’t add the font because the server….” error
This applies to people on godaddy…
https://ca.godaddy.com/community/Managing-Web-Hosting/ZipArchive-need-to-be-enable/td-p/7942

Victoria,

Thanks for your reply. the only error in the error_log in the WP install directory is listed below. The date seems to be when the WP was initially installed and does not seem to pertain to the icon issue.

[01-Dec-2017 15:48:55 UTC] WordPress database error Query execution was interrupted for query SELECT option_value FROM wp_options WHERE option_name = ‘avia_options_enfold_child_dynamic_pages’ LIMIT 1 made by include_once(‘wp-config.php’), require_once(‘wp-settings.php’), include(‘/themes/enfold/functions.php’), require_once(‘/themes/enfold/framework/avia_framework.php’), avia_superobject->__construct, avia_superobject->_create_option_arrays, get_option

Ive attached a link of what I am trying to do.
I have indicated with the circle where I’m looking to add the “remove from cart” text using the ::after.

For now I have commented out the CSS in my style sheet

This is what I had for the styles red “X” but obviously the after content isn’t working.
I was trying to get it to appear (the “X” and the “remove from cart) right after the product description but I didn’t get that far.

#top div ul.product_list_widget li a.remove{
top:auto !important;
height:17px !important;
background-color:red !important;
right:auto !important;
bottom:0px !important;
position:relative !important;
}
li a.remove::after{
content: ” – Remember this”;
color:red !important;
}

Thanks for your time.

Steve

Thanks for your quick reply.
The page works/looks well. I had done something similar but I was concerned that I would now be able to use a sidebar on any page. Is that a correct assumption when we are talking about right page sidebars? If yes, is there a way to confine the effect to only the blog page.

Once again, thanks for your support.

Steve

Thanks, that looks great. I made some media queries to make it smaller on tablet/phone size.

How can I get rid of that single vertical border line that runs through the blog-meta? I can not seem to find the style.

Thanks again.

Thanks. I played with the styling on the weekend and got it working (kind of).
It seems the method I used doesn’t scale well to tablets or phones. Should I have used % as the image sizes/containers? Or should I enter different @media styles. As soon as I start reducing the screen width the margin evaporates and the text creeps below the preview pic:(
Maybe you can recommend better styles or method?

Thanks for your help.

Wow, that worked perfect. Went with the 2nd option.
Thanks so much.