Hello, Ismael–
Ah ha! That code was it. It wasn’t creating problems until recently, but be that as it may, it’s fixed now.
Thanks very much indeed for your help!

Hi Yigit,

Thanks for your response. (Incidentally, I am late in getting back to you because for some reason I have ceased to receive notifications of follow-up replies from this forum. Nothing in spam folder, either.)

As to the problem described above, I’ve been through the process you indicated above (thanks for the clear instructions). Alas, no change.

I’ve created a temporary login for you. See below.

Lance

Thanks, Ismael.

I added the CSS code. It seems to have done the trick. I have also disabled “CSS file merging and compression.

You say “temporarily disable” that setting. Just to clarify: Now that it’s working, should I re-enable the CSS compression setting?

Thanks! Lance

Just updated to 4.8.5. No change in this problem. Thanks!

OK, problem solved. It was a conflict with a plugin (Smart Logo Showcase Lite). Plugin gone, problem gone. Case closed.

OK, I downloaded the plugin. The result was rather odd. First, I redid my Envato tokens. It seems that the Envato plugin requires different permissions than the token in the Enfold update tab. Then the plugin told me that an update was available. Before running the update from the plugin, I tried again from the Enfold update tab. That failed, in the sense it told me once more that my plugin was up to date, though it wasn’t.

Then I ran the update from the Envato plugin. I received a message in the plugin that the update had failed, but–Lo!–a number appeared on the Enfold tab, and–Behold!–an update was available, and was successful.

Note that I ran this scenario twice: first on my staging site and then again on my live site.

As I said: rather odd behavior. Hope you guys can do something to fix before the next update!

But thanks for your help. Lance

Brilliant! Thanks, Rikard. That did the trick. Lance