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Development local server, Enfold Like box not working on one Facebook page, but it is in another one. I mean, in one page I put three Enfold Like widgets, with different page in each Like box. One is shown, the others don’t. So, I think that maybe there is no problem with Enfold, but the question is, what characteristics needs to have the Facebook page to be displayed? or what I’m doing wrong?
I compressed the the Enfold folder in the server after the bad update, if you want to examine exactly what was installed and what wasn’t. May be helps you, may be don’t. If you want it tell me and I gladly will send a link from you may download it.
I was using PHP 7.0 and it resulted in the 500 error trying to update. What I did was upload the theme to the themes folder trough the web file manager as a zip file and extracted there. After that, now is working.
It didn’t work. But I found out what was happening.
As I said before, this particular server don’t let me update the theme using the links inside WordPress, so I upload the updated theme to the themes folder named enfold_402 (actual version) and when it upload, I changed the enfold folder with the old version to enfold_308(old version) then rename enfold_402 to enfold and test the website and everything, then delete the folder enfold_308 in this case.
So as you may guess it, I forgot to delete the old version. When I entered the Themes section in WordPress, there was two Enfold themes and the child based on one of it.
I deleted the old enfold_308 and problem solved.
Thanks four your help.
I don’t mind having notifications from WordPress, what makes me a little nervous is the fact that is reporting me something that is not true. How I can check the hard cache that you mention about?
Thanks for any help.
JL Garcia
I haven’t heard from support, so I’m using this plug in while they find a solution:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/cardoza-facebook-like-box/
in case that anyone else have this same issue.Im using this solution while there is a solution for Enfold:
https://en.support.wordpress.com/google-maps/ (Links to a page inside WordPress support about how to include Google Maps in posts )Using version 3.6.1 and the same, nothing happens when I click “Enter Address, then fetch coordinates”
Thanks, I will hope don’t loose the link, but it would be nice to have that info very visible someplace. Typically I update the theme inside WordPress and I have to make a Google search before to find out if everything will be ok.
Thanks.
It would be great to have that info with the actual files that we install. I try to read that info before installing anything to prevent issues like today with WP 4.5 or another piece of software breaking something, don’t you think? ;)
Thanks for the answer, but I just downladed the 3.5.2 version from Themeforest and that version.txt file is not there.I downloaded the version that says only for install in WordPress.
I don’t get what solution you are referring to above.
The Enfold theme only option that I found is to use percentages in the size of content + sidebar.We are using a plug in because we are managing local clients directly. We are pasting the code of the plug in directly in a text widget, it sends the banners as supposed to, but the problem is that the ads get clipped at the right at certain sizes.
The ads could be bigger as you say, but it will be clipped the same.
Another Solution would be that the ad wouldn’t be clipped in the first time. That can be done easier?
Thanks for your help.
The ads are served using “Advanced Advertising System” plug in and it needs to display in 270 px wide. How we can do that?
I have the same problem. What I need is to fix the width in pixels, not percentages, of the sidebar. I have an advertisements 270px wide but if the browser windows is less than some size (i don’t know exactly the size), the ad starst to get clipped from the right side.
I think that I need to keep the size of the sidebar at 270 px at all times so this doesn’t happens.
Where I can set or patch this? Thanks for any help.
