Hi Gunter!
Thanks for looking into this.
Today it seems to be working – I don’t see the message.
The message only appears in the Enfold sidebar widget on the blog pages. “Please Subscribe to My Newsletter Here:”
and yes, the button still exists even when the error message is displayed.
You can see the sidebar on this page:
Marin real estate blog

I do not see it in the contact form in the footer, only in the Enfold widget on sidebar. I’m pretty sure I am using a different real estate plugin for the contact form in the footer.

If and when the problem reappears I’ll try the code… right now there’s nothing to fix since it’s an intermittent issue. Maybe there’s some issue with the server side caching (WP Engine) and this widget?

Many thanks,
Rob

I have seen the iframe=true recommendation in other threads and feedback from users is that it no longer works.
I tried it in this format:

and there was no change in behavior. Same if I get rid of the rel=0 parameter.

It appears from this Youtube developer URL that there is a way for Enfold to include this capability:
https://developers.google.com/youtube/player_parameters

“Embed a player using an <iframe> tag
Define an <iframe> tag in your application in which the src URL specifies the content that the player will load as well as any other player parameters you want to set. The <iframe> tag’s height and width parameters specify the dimensions of the player.

If you create the <iframe> element yourself (rather than using the IFrame Player API to create it), you can append player parameters directly to the end of the URL. The URL has the following format:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEO_ID

The <iframe> tag below would load a 640x360px player that would play the YouTube video M7lc1UVf-VE. Since the URL sets the autoplay parameter to 1, the video would play automatically once the player has loaded.

<iframe id=”ytplayer” type=”text/html” width=”640″ height=”360″
src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/M7lc1UVf-VE?autoplay=1&origin=http://example.com&#8221;
frameborder=”0″></iframe>”

I tried adding the above code to a code block on a dummy page and it does not launch lightbox either… are you sure Enfold is set up to do lightboxes for Youtube? Maybe Gunter can add a checkbox option to the video media element?

Thanks!
Rob

I am going to bump my own thread from a couple years back…. has the ability to launch Youtube videos in lightbox been added to Enfold yet? As I recall, this capability used to exist?

Thanks,
Rob

Thanks, that works perfectly!

Thanks!

Now that this function has been added to the latest Enfold 4.5.7, is it possible to set a custom screen size to break? I would like to switch to Burger at 1300 px, not at 990 px, which is the option in the new dropdown menu.

Thanks,
Rob

2019 May 10th – Version 4.5.7
– added: option to switch to burger menu on different screen sizes in Fullwidth Submenu element

Hi,

Thanks for the offer – currently that site is out of date as I am working on an issue with a plugin author and need to keep it frozen to several weeks ago.

If you were to do that, the changes would need to be reapplied before next update right?

Actually, I solved it by disabling the performance options on Enfold (which, respectfully, never really worked for my site anyway) and going back to a performance plugin that I love (Fast Velocity Minify).

Hoping you are working on some great new features for us in upcoming releases Günter! :)

Thanks,
Rob

You got it! When I enable CSS compression under Enfold performance tab, the 404 error above starts… if I disable, it goes away.

Is this a bug with css compression? Well done on figuring this out!

Thanks,
Rob

Hi Mike,
WP Engine puts them both on the same server, but has caching on the production side that’s not on the staging side. I’m not sure what other differences there might be.

I didn’t see this in functions or header.

I’ll leave admin login credentials for staging side in private content.

Thanks,
Rob

Hi victoria,
Geoblocking is now turned off…can you try again please?

Thanks,
Rob

Hi there,

Sorry for delay in responding – we had a death in the family.

You can check it out here:

Marin County Open Houses

and it looks like it starts wrapping under 1350 pixels when I look at it on developer tools on Chrome.

Thanks!
Rob

Hi Günter,
Thanks so much. Hoping it’s an easy fix since it’s such a small little bug.

Thanks,
Rob