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You’re right! I missed that tiny download icon next to the font. Rather than deal with that, I changed the Heading Font to Arial and used the Quick CSS to set the font-weight to 600. Now it looks the same on laptop, table and mobile. Thanks!
I removed the CSS since it didn’t affect the mobile display. Any idea why the Special Heading shows a different font on mobile and also on an iPad than on a laptop? By selecting the font in General Styling: Fonts, shouldn’t the font be the same on every device regardless of screen size?
Were you able to see the different fonts on your mobile device compared to a laptop?
Yes. Arial Black is a standard font on iOS. I also tried other standard web-safe fonts.
Arial Black is now displayed correctly on mobile for both the blog headings and H tags used inside Text Blocks. Did you change something?
However, it’s now showing what looks like Open Sans or Arial Narrow on the headings that use the Special Heading Content Element in the editor.
I tried adding this to the Quick CSS but it had no impact:
.av-special-heading-tag {
font-family: “Arial Black”!important;
}The webhost finally figured it out. Here is there response:
“I believe some apache modules that were part of the “Server Security Plus” package may have been the problem. I did remove the apache modules mod_suexec, mod_evasive, and mod_bw and installed mod_env. I then matched the PHP extensions on your new server with what is in place on the testing server.”
Thanks!
I tried the “delete old css and js files” and “remove querystrings” options but those didn’t work. Still no images and I even saw unformatted HTML on one page load, which has also been happening occasionally.
I reactivated the required plugins and put the performance settings back to the way they were.
The login details are in the private content. Your help solving this is greatly appreciated. The web host is insisting it’s a theme issue and can’t think outside the box to figure out what server settings are causing it.
Thanks!They continue to blame the theme (Enfold), but since we don’t have this issue on the only site I manage that’s hosted at a different company, it can’t possibly be the theme. We’re seeing it on 17 websites I manage that are hosted on the same server. Also, we didn’t have this issue on my old, outdated server; just the new one.
I tried disabling every plugin, but still see the issue. I don’t have a caching or minification plugin installed. I also have the file compression and merging disabled on the theme for both CSS and Javascript.
I asked the host to install the website on a different server with a clean install to see if it happens there. Am I correct in assuming that you haven’t seen this issue with any other customer websites?
ThanksI activated the WordPress 2020 theme and I’m still having the same issue. Do I need to completely remove the theme to eliminate all potential conflicts, or is deactivating it enough? Thanks!
Thanks for the quick response! However, I had to change it to “left: 0” for it to work properly. But that worked great! Thanks for the direction!
Thanks for the update! BTW – the indent buttons in the toolbar don’t work on the bullets in this scenario either. That’s the really odd thing.
This response doesn’t make sense because it works correctly when the text block is not inside a column as per my original post. It also worked correctly until the latest theme update.
I linked one of the pages in the private content that isn’t working. If you hit enter after a bullet and then tab to indent, you’ll see what’s happening. I’m using Chrome on a Mac and my client uses a Surface Pro. Bullets aren’t working for either of us under the circumstances described in the OP. Thanks for taking a look at this!
Six plugins issued updates in the last two days. I updated all of them and the problem appears to be fixed, so it must have been a plugin conflict.
FYI, I don’t have any print or pdf plugins installed, unless they’re bundled in one of the other plugins.
Great! Do you have any idea how long that would take? This has been a bug for quite a while. Thanks!
Did you see my post before hostworks? I’d rather not install another search option. I like the way the current search function works, and its simplicity. I’d just like it to work correctly. Thanks!
I’m having the same issue with version 4.4.1. In fact, I’ve had this issue in the last several versions. If I type a search term in the ajax magnifying glass box, it very rarely displays the post in the ajax results. But when I click enter, it’s usually the very first post in the search list. We’ve had lots of people complain about this. Do I need to implement the solution mentioned above or is there something else wrong?
Thanks
JPUpdate: I have this working on all but the content section with the circle icons just below the top banner. That content section overlaps the top banner, so I set it’s style to this:
#tdw-home-services {
position: relative;
margin-top: -110px !important;
background-color: transparent;
z-index: 10!important;
}However, doing this causes the text in this section to appear over the sticky box. Setting z-index: 9 causes the icons to appear below the top banner image, but the sticky box appears over the content as desired. I created a new page to show this. Link in the private content section.
The sticky box has a z-index of 99999 but that doesn’t appear to do anything.
How do I get the icon section to appear over the top banner, but under the sticky box?
Thanks. It was an issue with centering the main nav. The new mobile nav is inside the old main_menu class so the css to center the main menu was also affecting the new burger menu. It’s odd that it forced the new burger menu to overlap the logo instead of wrapping it to a new line or pushing it off the right side of the screen, but it’s fixed now. I added media detection and remove the menu centering css on mobile.
This doesn’t solve the issue. And it would take too long to revert all of my client sites back to 4.0.7. Then upgrade them again once this bug is fixed. I would rather fix the bug than rollback.
Excellent! Thanks for sharing this solution! Works perfectly!
One question… where can I find the name of a custom post type? I figured it out by trial and error, but I’m sure there’s an easier way that will save people time.
It would also be a nice theme feature to be able to select the custom post types I want displayed or hidden from the ajax search box and the search results page.
Thanks!
