Hi Rikard,
The problem is, that the website is down once I carry out the update. And I have neither the knowledge nor the webspace to create a copy of the site (this is what you mean with a staging site, aren’t you?). So how can we arrange this so that downtime is reduced to a minimum?
Thanks

Hi Mike,
Thanks a lot – this hint helped! Thanks for your great support – as always…

Hi Victora,
Sorry, but I still am not allowed to provide access to the backend. But of course I can provide any screenshot of settings. Just let me know what you would like to see.
Thanks for your understanding…

Hi Rikard,

Sorry, but I am not allowed to provide login data. I can copy any seetings or send you pictures of settings as long as you let me know what exactly you want to see..
Thanks for your understanding!

Sorry – need to bother you with the code, too.

I can change 'columns' => 3 in order to change the number of columns. But I haven’t found anything within the archive.php which sets the number of posts to 10. No 10 included anywhere within the whole file. May you please give me a hint what I should be looking for?

Thank you!

Thanks for explaining! Please close the ticket.

Hi Victoria,

Thanks for your efforts. I tried again very hard, but still do not understand where the code is wrong. I’ll solve this otherwise. Please close the ticket.

Best regards

Hi Victoria,
Sorry, but unfirtunately I am not allowed to do that. But I can create screenshots of whatever you would like to see. Just let me know which ones I should create.
Thank you!

Hi Victoria,
OK – let’s disregard the Dreamweaver message.
But there still does not show up any read more text. And how about the error message when trying to open a categorie overview page on the website?
Any suggestions on that?
Thank you!

Hi Ismael,

Thanks again for your detailed description! This helped a lot in understanding.

Are these additional custom cookies automatically non-essential cookies? Or can I somehow influence this?
Or can I influence otherwise if they are activated or deactivated on first page load???

My idea is: Using the cookie logic, but hiding the cookie message bar by adding this in the function.php as mentioned in the documentation:
add_theme_support( “avia_gdpr_permanent_hide_message_bar” );

But neither the test with https://webbkoll.dataskydd.net nor the developer tool in my browser does show a different cookie behaviour when following these instructions. And I also have the problem that when I check with https://www.cookiebot.com these cookies are still not classified.

Hope you can help with these settings?

Thank you!

Thank YOU for your patience, dear Ismael. This helped a lot. Ticket can be closed :-)
Best regards

Hi Victoria,

Thanks for the links. But none of them explains the difference between

third option “User must accept and must opt in, only essential cookies are selected”
and
fourth option “Essential cookies are accepted on first page load, user must opt in”

May you please explain as also the documentation does not help either…

Thank you!

Hi Victoria,

I have added the code from your link (see complete code of my function.php in the private content). But still the read-more-text does not show up on home of my site.

Have I misunderstood what to add in my functions.php?

Thank you!!!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by mai.

Hi Victoria,

Thanks for your message! I have added this code in the function.php

add_filter('avf_blog_style','avia_change_category_blog_layout', 10, 2); 
function avia_change_category_blog_layout($layout, $context){
if($context == 'archive') $layout = 'blog-grid';
return $layout;
}

Unfortunately there is still no read-more text.

And are you sure that this is the category page? I am really talking about my blog overview page – where all blog posts are shown. Or is it really necessary to install a plugin in order to get a read-more text for these posts?

Thank you!

Hi Ismael,

Seems like I took a step forward: They are caused by the webapplication firewall which is included in Plesk (Atomic Secured Linux by Atomicorp – https://atomicorp.com/atomic-secured-linux-now-available-plesk-users/). When I turn this firewall off both Third-Party-Requests as well as one cookie are deactivated.

My hoster told me that it seems that this happens on Plesk with all WordPress installations (but e.g. not with Joomla installations).

I have contacted Atomicorp in order to find out what these Third-Party-Requests as well as the cookie are doing. But I was just told that I will have either pay 225$ for a one-year-support-license or have to pay 150$ per hour as such questions are not covered under my license (which is the Plesk license as the software if delivered with Plesk).

If there is anybody out there with such a license who would be willing to ask this question for me I would really be happy. Turning off a firewall probably is not a good idea. But accepting Third-Party-Requests and Cookies of which you do not know what they are doing might not be a good idea in Europe in times of GDPR either.

But to make a long story short: This is not an Enfold issue. I’d appreciate if you could leave the ticket open for comments anyhow in case there is somebody who could help me with this Atomicorp ticket. But no action necessary from your side.

Thank you!!!!

Best regards…