Hi Mike,

The security header issue does appear to be a result of using the Really Simple SSL plugin that is used on all my websites. When I look over the “manually add the security headers” page you offered, it says to manually add a bunch code within the .htaccess file. However, the “thread on WordPress” page you also offered up says “Perhaps you should ignore that list of recommendations and instead do some research to determine which headers are best for your site.” So, I’m wondering if I should simply ignore the so-called header security issue.

Hi Nikko,
Yes, that is what Mike suggested and works for that section. But the sections below, which are grids, still have gaps. And I don’t see a “margin-bottom” element to edit. I suppose I’ll do it via CSS?

Wow, that’s strange. The trash bin returned. Okay, thanks for checking that!

I’ll post back here should I find a solution.

Oh, duh! I can’t belive I didn’t see that. The child styles are now working. Thanks for your time, Rikard.

Thank you. For my other sites can you tell me where you got the working PHP files from?

I have deleted the footer.php and the header.php files from the child folder. I then copied the footer.php and header.php files from parent and placed them in the child folder. no change at all.

I am wondering why this happened with the updating of Enfold from 4.8.9 to 4.9. And why there was no problem before, on any of my Enfold installs. It looks like your team did something to the footer files in the recent release. Right now, I have about 10 Enfold sites that I cannot upgrade until this problem is resolved.

Hi Nikko,

That didn’t work. I copied over the footer.php from 4.9 into the child folder and no change. See private for website location.

No, not in some time. And I just swapped out the current footer.php to an older version, no change. Also, when I return the theme to 4.8.9, the footers work.

Well, it’s still crashing. But, thanks for the try. I’ll just keep the Enfold default collapse.

Best,

Hi Rikard. Link is in Private now.

thanks

Nope. I’m using a page to display the footer.

Hi Ismael,

I added your code:

add_action("ava_main_header", function() {
   $output = "<button>This is a button</button>";
   echo $output;
}, 10);

to my child funcitions.php file. It produces the button: “This is a button”. However, I am not able to style it in any other HTML code.
I’ve tried:
<span class="abovenavi"><button>this is a button</button></span>

and other variations, but it creates the Critical Error on the site.

Since I am not good with PHP, I figure that I am applying the wrong set of styling options?

You can see the result in Private.

Yup, that worked. Thanks! (you can close this topic now.)

Guenni,

Yes, you nailed it again. Thanks!