Hi Yigit,

Sorry about that, there’s something amiss with the login URL – I have to use the super awkward one below ??

The username and password should still be ok…

Does this work for you??

Hi Yigit,

Thanks very much for replying.

I had checked the theme actually and it says the site is on the current version? I use a child theme – so that appears as Enfold Child in the left sidebar. I have checked via as many routes as possible ie Dashboard – Updates; Enfold-child – Update. It states I am on version 4.8.1. I used Themeforest and have the API key entered.

On the Site Health section of the WordPress dashboard there are some issues – could it be one of these? It mentions that I’m on PHP 7.2.34 and need to update that to minimum PHP 7.4 (this ties in with the error messages appearing (see below) It also details some security issues I need to address ie unused plugins, themes etc, which may be an issue – I have them on auto-enable but I notice there is still a red number on the sidebar and some plugins highlighted in blue – I’m not sure why. I may just delete the plugins (there are only 5 and none are of huge importance to the content.) I have also deleted all the WordPress themes that were deactivated.

So it seems from what I can gather that the Enfold theme is up to date – do you think it could be the PHP issue?

If I click on the Dashboard tab in the left sidebar, then click Updates – the following strings are currently appearing at the top of the page (some are incomplete because I am copy-pasting and the initial data runs off the page)

et ‘http_code’ in /home/aruleoft/public_html/www.bexhilltobago.co.uk/wp-content/themes/enfold/framework/php/auto-updates/class-envato-protected-api.php on line 307

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/aruleoft/public_html/www.bexhilltobago.co.uk/wp-content/themes/enfold/framework/php/auto-updates/class-pixelentity-theme-update.php on line 49

Warning: Illegal string offset ‘http_code’ in /home/aruleoft/public_html/www.bexhilltobago.co.uk/wp-content/themes/enfold/framework/php/auto-updates/class-envato-protected-api.php on line 307

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/aruleoft/public_html/www.bexhilltobago.co.uk/wp-content/themes/enfold/framework/php/auto-updates/class-pixelentity-theme-update.php on line 49

EDIT: I have just updated the PHP version and those error messages have now gone. However, the page building interface is still a mess – the Enfold block building interface is way down the page, with what looks like WordPress interface at the top. It’s as though they are competing. I feel this happened with a WordPress update – are there compatibility issues??

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Ok, thank you. I tried that but got a message saying something like “Import didn’t work – nothing to import.”

I can access the .php files from my host cPanel, but actually I couldn’t find the text I want to edit anywhere – is it definitely in the comments.php file??

Fab, it worked!

I feel pretty silly now – definitely a case of me overcomplicating things….!

Just one query – is it possible to edit the text that reads:

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It’s not hugely important but it would be nice to put my style/tone on it….

Just noticed that the first error message looks as if Enfold is trying to open a sessions file for another user – user51483! My account is user52791. Where could Enfold pick up user51483 from? Help!

Just to keep you updated: Have now activated Enfold again because I received an email saying the latest version of Enfold is out.
Using the username and API key I have applied changes. We can now get into the WordPress admin screen but the error messages remain on the live site.

I have amended the databse to use theme twentyfifteen so that I can login as admin, so the error messages mentioned above will not appear now. I think that the following rows in table wp-options may be the occurrences of ‘user52791’ that are causing problems:-

(40, ‘recently_edited’, ‘a:3:{i:0;s:62:”/web1/user52791/website/wp-content/themes/enfold/functions.php”;i:2;s:58:”/web1/user52791/website/wp-content/themes/enfold/style.css”;i:3;s:0:””;}’, ‘no’),

(82, ‘uninstall_plugins’, ‘a:2:{s:94:”web1/user52791/website/wp-content/themes/enfold/config-layerslider/LayerSlider/layerslider.php”;s:29:”layerslider_uninstall_scripts”;s:30:”backup-wp/backup-wordpress.php”;s:20:”sns_backup_uninstall”;}’, ‘no’)

(998, ‘frmsvr_last_folder’, ‘/web1/user52791/website/wp-content/uploads’, ‘yes’),

Ok, great, thank you. So I can just transfer this whole folder across via FTP into the themes folder of my website, yes?

Hi Andy,

Yes, I followed that tutorial and the WordPress codex one on child themes, but it’s not working with the code suggested. But it’s no problem, I’ll open a new thread.

Thanks Andy

Ok, so I don’t lose the General Styling CSS snippets when the theme updates? They are preserved?

Sorry, not concentrating – I see the link now. Doh!
Thanks Yigit, I’ll check that.

I don’t have a child theme set up so I’ll have to edit the .php file.

Thanks!

Thank you! That’s so helpful, I’ll check it out.

Thanks Yigit x

Brilliant, that’s changed the text colour….

Now for the background?! You see where the background of the tooltip box is the same colour as the dark red background – we need to be able to change that to say a pale blue…

Thanks for the tip re hex codes too

Lovely, thank you – and tell me, can I use hexadecimal codes where it says green or must I use colours?
If so, how can I find some colour-descriptions to choose from? Sorry, I just always use hex codes!

Hi there,

Thanks for replying!

Where would I adjust those settings??