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Hi, I have the same problem and can’t fix it.
It only happens with linked images that are in HTML tables though.
Here is a page, the table is about half way down.When you mouseover the image, it jumps a bit. Very annoying.
Please help fix this.
Thanks!Even though it is technically expected behavior, it is not what the user intends.
The post content and the footer are different animals. As a user, I would want to inject something in either the post it the footer, but I can’t think of any reason to inject the same thing in both places.
So even though you don’t call it a bug, it is a problem that should be solved.
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TomHi, thanks but going back and converting everything to advanced layout builder is a lot of work, and just a workaround really.
Is there a “normal” solution?
The problem stems from using a page as the footer, whereby Enfold places a “page” content type at the bottom of each webpage. This is weird since appending content via is_single is specific to “posts”.
What’s even stranger is that on normal “page” post types, the author bio box is not added, even though the footer is there:If there is no immediate way to fix this, I will just revert to using widgets in the footer.
But it would be nice to keep this wide footer, it’s nice and modern :-)
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TomHi, the schema tags are generated by Enfold, or are they not?
I found another Enfold generated spot where the shortcodes are not converted, in the Related posts section at the end of a post.
Here is an example, you might have to refresh a few times to get a related post that has the [year] shortcode:Best,
Tom
ps: The img alt tags with the shortcode are my fault, don’t mind those.Hi, the title tag is the only place it is parsed.
Please do a search for [year] in the source code and you’ll see all the places the shortcode is not converted.
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TomI have this same problem.
Enfold is generating an extra URL for each individual page.
It does so with the search icon code:<a href="?s=" rel="nofollow" data-avia-search-tooltip="......Yoast SEO adds a canonical tag to the duplicate URLs, which points to the original URL.
But yes, this is not very crawl-budget friendly…Hi, thanks, but this removed the line above the footer area altogether, didn’t look too nice.
I don’t think we would need to resort to css hack to solve this problem though, so this looks like a bug with the theme. Please fix it with the next update if you can.
Until then, I’m just going to revert back to the first version of the footer, where the lines crossed.
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TomHi Ismael, thanks, I just did it, but it doesn’t work as intended.
It breaks the footer, as it adds an extra footer section below the actual footer:
https://pumpupboats.com/
Please help.
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TomHi Rikard,
Thanks for getting back to me.
When I’m in any other program like Photoshop or Word or Premiere, my hand automatically does CTRL + S pretty much every minute I think. I’m sure everyone does this.
But with WordPress/Enfold, that is not an option :-( As you type, you forget to push the big save button, as it’s not the norm anywhere else. That’s why it would be great to have an autosave feature, or even implement CTRL + S for Enfold’s popovers.
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TomHi, are you guys working on this? It would be a shame if Enfold wouldn’t work on large websites.
TomI did the debog log thing you asked for, but it just gave the memory error I already gave you guys, nothing else
[11-Jun-2018 13:01:10 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 20480 bytes) in ................/wp-includes/post.php on line 1939
Increasing memory doesn’t help.@Vinay
I tried your suggestion, so instead of just updating through wp-admin, update the site via FTP by deleting the enfold folder.
It didn’t work, same error as before.
And I don’t see how a staging server would help in this case. If the theme update doesn’t work for some reason, only your programmers can help.
Please fix this soon, thanks!
TomI have this problem as well. Updated to 4.4 from 4.2.3 and the site wouldn’t load anymore, not even wp-admin.
The error_log gives this error:
PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 20480 bytes) in ....../wp-includes/post.php on line 1939
And this one:
‘PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 1179648 bytes) in …../wp-includes/cache.php on line 652’Tried increasing the allowed memory but it didn’t make any difference.
Fortunately I had the previous version still, so reverting back to the older version of the theme brought the site back.
What could be wrong? The site in question has a lot of posts as well, over 50,000, just like the OP’s. Probably something to do with that?
I have the same problem with background images that I set in Theme options -> General styling.
It looks like it’s referring to a dynamically created URL, but it’s a 404 for all images:
https://koltsokosan.hu/wp-content/uploads/dynamic_avia/koltsokosan.hu/wp-content/themes/enfold/images/background-images/gradient-bottom-light.pngSure, please find it below.
The enfold contact form works for me on another website, same server, different cpanel though, so there might be different settings.
Thanks for looking into it!
TomHi, I just figured it out, I only needed to use this code instead of what I was using previously:
<?php comments_template( ); ?>
Thanks, please close this ticket.
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Tom@Ismael: The Enfold contact form looks like it’s working on the front end, but in fact, it isn’t sending any letters. I checked the server mail logs as well, and it isn’t sending anything to the server.
Contact Form 7 works perfectly though, so this is an error with Enfold’s contact form.
