Hi Ismael,
sorry, but for me it’s the same, nothing has changed, text fields are not editable on my blog page. For sure, on any other page there aren’t any problems and textfields there are editable. Also the masonry element on the blog page does only load on scrolling. I tested the issues with firefox and ms edge. The same thing with both browsers.

Best regrads,
lebenspraxis

Edit: I saw that your link in the private field went to a blog page version that shouldn’t exist. I have had a duplicate uri, which was an accident. Sometimes the system seems to grab an old and deleted template for blog entries and displays it as the body of my blog page. I had deleted the duplicate uri with the permalink manager lite plugin. I had deleted the old template via enfold. It should not exist any longer! I cleared up the database with the Sweep database plugin. I don’t know if this issue I had with the duplicate uri is relevant to the not editable text fields, templates that cannot be saved and a not loading masonry element. By the way, the functionating blog page with the entry-template may indicate that the issue is somehow relating to the masonry element?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by lebenspraxis.

Hi Ismael,

thank you for your support that I always appreciate very much!
Yes, you can temporarily deactivate the pliugins. Only one plugin is a bit tricky to handle if deactivated and activated again: “All in one wordpress security” (AIWOPS). Its settings have to be exported and as I noticed can only be imported by copying the text content of the file and inserting it in the text field for importing. Also it has to be confirmed that AIWOPS shall reinsert its settings into the .htaccess file. It’s important that the security plugin works for there are so many criminals out there attacking our wordpress systems day after day …

By the way, in the support forum I saw that there are similar Problems with editing text fields in the ALB. See here: text-block-input-not-working-text-disappears

Best regards,
lebenspraxis

Hey support team,
sorry Basilis, but your answer in my opinion is not satisfactory. I waited two and a half days to get this answer! I understand that there are so many questions in the forums every day… Maybe you haven’t read all I wrote and misunderstood? Maybe I better shouldn’t post the whole code for the shortcode I use, makes it seem a great thing. Indeed it is an easy question. You can see here that your colleague Ismael linked to the shortcode I found and use:
Ismael’s link
What I asked for is only a few lines of code to add in so that I can display the time when a blog post was last modified. “Hire a freelancer” for something that is easy to give and that many users see as a basic functionality of a wordpress blog can’t be taken as serious. Sorry. I think that there are feature requests for having an ALB element for displaying blog meta infos and I can’t understand why having this isn’t already the case.
Besides that I by myself without significant programming-skills found a solution!

if (get_the_modified_date() != get_the_time()) {
						
					$output .= '<span class="minor-meta">Aktualisiert am </span>';
					$output .= '<time class="date-container minor-meta updated" {$markup}>'.get_the_modified_date(get_option('date_format'))."</time>";					
					$output .= "<span class='text-sep text-sep-date'>/</span>";					
					}

It works! Most of this lines was just copying some code that gets the publication date and change it, so that it does the same for the modified date.

Regards,
lebenspraxis

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by lebenspraxis.

Hi Mike,
I got an error on my site some hours ago caused by the last update of the statify-plugin. Because I worked on some things including .htacces-file I first thought I made a mistake. Took me some time to find out what happened.

I use Autoptimize for a long time and it is realy good, also cache-enabler. Working fine together.

The editor was disabled by the hosting provider from the beginning. In the beginning I had a managed wordpress installation. For that I just didn’t know that there normally is such an editor in wordpress. I edited the files via ftp and a desktop editor. I provided ftp-login-credentials for you in an earlier post. For the moment I enable the editor for you. For security reasons I will disable it when the issue is solved.

Best regards,
lebenspraxis

Hi Mike,
the browser cache is not the problem. I always clear all the caches before testing: browser cache, autoptimize, cache enabler.
On desktop with Firefox and MS Edge it doesn’t work, sorry.

Best regards,
lebenspraxis

Hey Mike,

maybe we could say it‘s about masonry animation, yes. But the animation is really nice and I want to maintain it. The problem is that the animation should start while the page is loaded and not only when the user scrolls the page. If one doesn‘t scroll the page, the masonry and it‘s content do not display. That behaviour will increase the bounce rate and makes no sense for me.

I didn‘t try your code, because it‘s not what I want.

Best regards,

lebenspraxis

Hi Rikard,

you can close the topic.

Thank you all for your support!

Best regards,

lebenspraxis

Hi Victora,

sure, I give you full access to my wordpress and to the ftp-server too.
Meanwhile the issue has changed a little bit. If I test the site fom gtmetrix or pingdom it seems that the google fonts are loaded correctly from my server and not via google itself. But! If I have a look into the browser console, I see that somehow both is happening. Fonts are loaded from my server, also via connection to google!
I don’t konw what is happening here and why the fonts in a way are loaded from my server now. For me it seems I didn’t change anything that could be the reason for that. Somehow strange for me. by the way: Before testing with the browser console I deleted the browser cache.

Best regards,
lebenspraxis

Hi Vinay,
thank you for your reply. Yes, maybe I will start a feature request.
You can close this thread.

Best regards,
lebenspraxis

Hi Jordan Shannon,

it’s fine now, but I don’t know how it happened.
As I mentioned above, this css is in my style.css of the child theme:

.toggle_icon .hor_icon, .toggle_icon .vert_icon {
border-color: #7b1f50 !important;
}

First I deleted the !important-rule in the above css, but it didn’t work. The color of all other toggle icons changed (to white? -> became invisible)
At least I copied your css into my style.css and I deleted all cache of caching plugins (Cache Enabler and Autoptimize).
After that it worked. Your css and my css both have the !important rule and there’s no conflict.

Thanks a lot for your support!

Best regards.
lebenspraxis

Hey Jordan Shannon,
you can find the link in the private content. It’s about the toggle icon placed in the indigo colored field. As you see, the color is the standard color I defined in my style.css (child theme):

.toggle_icon .hor_icon, .toggle_icon .vert_icon {
border-color: #7b1f50 !important;
}

Now I want that single toggle icon in white color. Would fit better in the indigo colored field. In the future I would like to cfeate more fields with the indigo background and with white toggle icons. For that I need to know, which element or element-id I have to adress to successfully change the color of the toggle icon.

Best regards
lebenspraxis

Hi Support-Team,

meanwhile I could fix the two issues.

For the first issue I found some css in the forum. This works for me:

#top .widget ul {
list-style-type: disc !important;
padding-left: 15px;
}

The second issue was associated with media queries. I just had to move the css layout instructions that only made sense on the desktop to the desktop styles area of the media query.

You can close this thread,

Best regards,

Rigobert

Hey Support-Team,

I ‘ve been successfull in reducing the space to the right edge in the single blog entrie’s site. I did this:

.single #main .container {
max-width: 100%;
width:100%;
padding-left: 10.8%;
padding-right: 2.5%;
}

Now there are the same settings as on the blog-page and the other pages, except the homepage which has to be special.
The issue that remains is the adjustment of the line-height of items in the recent posts widget. Any suggestions for that?

Best regards,
Rigobert

Hey Rikard,
on my screen it does not look tight as you can see in the screenshots I made. I marked the things that seem to need an adjustment. I refer to the homepage and its left sidebar and there is also a wide right sidebar on the site displaying the blog entries. You can see what I mean and what I want in the screenshots.

Best regards,
Rigobert