I had to use this to get it to work:

.header_color .phone-info { 
   font-size: 15px; 
} 

Josue – just wanted to let you know I reached out the folks at cro.ma via the email on their site and got this:

Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently:

(Email address hidden if logged out)

Technical details of permanent failure:
Google tried to deliver your message, but it was rejected by the server for the recipient domain cro.ma by cro.ma. [192.185.141.87].

The error that the other server returned was:
550 No Such User Here”

While I think the gist of the technical knowledge is valid and provides insight and guidance to the cause, his point about robots is out of date, just like his blog which seems to have been abandoned in 2012…

Thanks again – I know if we all put our heads together we can find the best solution. Right now I’m wondering what happens if I only restrict the index.php file in my theme folder and leave the CSS and JS files… anyone know how Google will handle that? I know SEO, but not so much about how crawlers actually chew their food….

Glad to hear I’m not the only one who has been hitting his head up against this… Its happening on all my Enfold sites and I’m constantly going back and forth between blocking robots.txt folders so they don’t throw up errors, then getting other errors because resources in those folders are blocked.

I will say adding this to htaccess:

Options +Indexes
# or #
IndexIgnore *

has removed my 403’s so far across the board. Now I’m just trying to figure out if the 500’s are going to go away or if they are going to linger…no verdict yet, but I am keen to hear Kriesi’s thoughts on whether we should or shouldn’t block these resources…I’m not in the habit of hiding things from Google just because I don’t want to see the error :D

Hey Josue – are you suggesting we tackle this from the cro.ma link?

First we’ll look at a coding solution for this.

in your index.php file right at the top you will find the following:

<?php get_header(); ?>
or

get_header();
You should replace it with the follwing:

<?php if (function_exists(‘get_header’)) {
get_header();
}else{
header(“Location: http://&#8221; . $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] . “”);
exit;
}; ?>

I am an SEO guy and am experiencing the same problem with one of my sites using Enfold. While the front end of the site looks gorgeous, Google Webmaster Tools is throwing up this error on the dashboard:

Last crawled: 7/17/15
First detected: 5/11/15
Googlebot couldn’t access the contents of this URL because the server had an internal error when trying to process the request. These errors tend to be with the server itself, not with the request.

As you can see this problem has been happening off and on for 2 months. I’ve marked it as fixed a number of times, assuming that it was a server problem, only to find it coming back. I have multiple sites on the same platform (WP Engine) which all use Enfold and this seems to be the only one showing this problem consistently over time. I logged a case with WP Engine (their support is as awesome as Enfold’s!) and they helped me fix the 403 on the framework folder I was having by adding this piece of code to the top of my .htaccess:

Options +Indexes
# or #
IndexIgnore *

As per: http://viralpatel.net/blogs/htaccess-directory-listing-enable-disable-allow-deny-prevent-htaccess-directory-listing/

Moving back to the 500 error – I continued to work with WP Engine and we found this error in the server log file, which points a problem with the header call on line 9…

[Fri Jul 24 18:30:26.399224 2015] [:error] [xxxxxx] [client ……………] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_header() in ………/xxxxxx/wp-content/themes/enfold/index.php on line 9

WP Engine asked me to contact my theme developer as they cannot see an issue with any other sites of mine with Enfold. Any thoughts at this point are appreciated as I don’t want my Webmaster Tools showing 500’s – and to answer the earlier question, you can no longer get away with hiding CSS files via robots.txt. Since Google upgraded their mobile friendly algorithm on April 21st, they want to be able to completely render your site, so hiding front end files with robots is now frowned on 100%.

Anything I can do to assist in figuring out this issue please let me know as I’m eager to sort this. I’m about to go thru all my Enfold sites with a fine tooth comb and see if any others are showing 500 and 403 with those 2 folders.

Thanks,
Kyle

PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_header()