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The host has resolved things!
It looks like the Avia Builder which is packaged with the Enfold theme was triggering what appears to be HTML and PHP injection at a rate which most quality security software platforms would see as malicious when its functions are being triggered which caused some assets to not be able to be accessed.
During testing, switched over to PHP 7.4 which is currently the latest and the site looks to be loading quite nicely on that, it also reduced a number of the warnings in error logs. Also disabled a couple of security rules that the Avia Builder is triggering, however highly recommend that you re-enable WordFence and run a full scan of the site to check for any issues that may be present within your sites theme and its packaged Avia Builder as removing security from your setup is not an ideal solution. The way the Avia builder functions are interacting indicate that something is amiss within its setup, and an online search came back with quite a lot of forum entries where other users with the same theme have had similar issues. I also recommend checking if there is a newer version of your theme available from the theme developers as its possible that an update to it could clear things up.
Hi Rikard
We’ve now updated to php 7.3 and the latest version of WordPress.
Still have the same spinner issue.
Please help.
Thanks
Hi Rikard
I’d already tried disabling all of the plugins.
I can’t update php past 7.0 at the moment.
Hi Ismael
Thanks for the confirmation.
It’s a real pity that elements can’t be set to the width of their container ‘or’ full width.
Best,
Matt
After even more testing – it seems that the only time the issue ever really presents is if a grid element is used. I guess I’ll just avoid that.
I suppose I could:
– remove the rest of the content and add a grid [3/4 and 1/4]
– put my content with fancy elements in the 3/4 part
– re-create what the sidebar would usually be in the 1/4 and save it as a template
– use jquery to move the div as a child of the <div class=”content”> elementThis kind of works. However, I’d really prefer to not have to do this …
Weirdly it seems that if a grid row is added to the post (anywhere). The grid row comes after the container class (so doesn’t sit with the post content) and the sidebar doesn’t get included anywhere? Is this normal?
I would have thought that the post content would go in id”after_section_1″ and within the div class “container”.
I’m a bit lost here. Thanks for your help!
Hi Yigit
Thanks for the update (ref the masonry).
Our biggest (critical and can’t go live) issue us that we can’t include a grid element in a post without it breaking the page (by going full width and pushing the right hand column down or off the page).
I’ve included the login details in a private post.
Cheers!
Matt
Hi Yigit – is this with regards to the right hand column disappearing or being pushed way down when I add a grid element within a post?
Hi Rikard
I tried this and failed.
This is how the usual post is (keeping the right hand column working.
[av_textblock size='' font_color='' color=''] The intro [/av_textblock]Looking at a grid element with two text boxes within it, it looks like this:
[av_layout_row border='' min_height='0' color='main_color' mobile='av-flex-cells' id=''] [av_cell_one_half vertical_align='top' padding='30px' padding_sync='true' background_color='' src='' attachment='' attachment_size='' background_attachment='scroll' background_position='top left' background_repeat='no-repeat' custom_class=''] [av_textblock size='' font_color='' color=''] In the left cell. [/av_textblock] [/av_cell_one_half] [av_cell_one_half] [av_textblock size='' font_color='' color=''] In the right cell [/av_textblock] [/av_cell_one_half] [/av_layout_row]So, to put one in the other, I do this?
[av_textblock size='' font_color='' color=''] The intro <br><br> [av_layout_row border='' min_height='0' color='main_color' mobile='av-flex-cells' id=''] [av_cell_one_half vertical_align='top' padding='30px' padding_sync='true' background_color='' src='' attachment='' attachment_size='' background_attachment='scroll' background_position='top left' background_repeat='no-repeat' custom_class=''] [av_textblock size='' font_color='' color=''] In the left cell. [/av_textblock] [/av_cell_one_half] [av_cell_one_half] [av_textblock size='' font_color='' color=''] In the right cell [/av_textblock] [/av_cell_one_half] [/av_layout_row] [/av_textblock]Needless to say, it doesn’t work for me. The part that is in the grid jumps out and the right hand column area disappears.
It’s a shame it won’t stay in the parent. Am I doing something wrong (I’m sure I am)?
The masonry of the list of posts. I know it would be squished into one column, but – I still think it looks cool. NB – this is for putting into the sidebar.
This is what it currently looks like: http://postimg.org/image/62c7mrj1z/
This is what I’m trying to get: http://postimg.org/image/mc2dpntpz/
Also, In the main column where the workpress post / article content is, for some reason, if I try to put the post into a grid it goes full width as well as pushing the slide bar down:
This is what a normal post with side bar looks like: http://postimg.org/image/sk71cvyx5/
As soon as I put the post in a grid (so I can add loads of cool stuff) it breaks out like this:
http://postimg.org/image/wxcvo89zr/ . The part at the top is in the grid, above another text part that is not in the grid. The part not in the grid, gets the side bar, the part in the grid goes full width and always stays above the sidebar (even if I use some css to try and sort out the width).It’s like the grid part is umping out of the content holder, whereas I need it to stay with the post, with the sidebar to the right.
Thank you so much for your help!
MattHi begrafiks
Thanks for responding to this thread.
Let’s say for example that I have a set of three tabs and three tables to put in them.
If I use short codes, does that mean that I’ll have to store the three tables elsewhere, then put the shortcodes for each table into the tabs content?
Thanks,
Matt
