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Clearing the iOS Safari cache made no difference. And I get the same result in a private browser window. But I’ll look into the JS errors and CDN/cache. Thanks!
I ran in to the same problem today, though the ACF field group was appearing on my blog category page, not inside an Enfold blog element. I quickly realized that it was a field group I’d recently imported using the ACF tools. A look in the database showed that the acf-field-group post had been placed in my default blog category during import. Looks like a bug with the ACF import, but thought this might be helpful for others to know.
I did contact the host, and yesterday they were able to make some changes to the security rules that solved the problem. Thank you for pointing me in that direction!
If the admin-ajax.php file were missing or blocked by mod_security rule, wouldn’t this problem be happening for me all the time? But it only happens occasionally with certain posts, after I have been editing them.
If I create a new post and paste in the content from the problem post, I recreate the issue. I have included the URL for the test post, which you can edit and experiment with as much as you need.
To revert the test post to a working state, use the debug field to replace the content with an earlier version. I have included a link to a text file on Dropbox that contains this working version of the post.
From that working state, any one of these next steps has been enough to produce the bug for me:
• Duplicate the last flex column
• Add a new empty flex column
• Add a hyperlinkThank you Günter. You are correct, when I use a private window it worked as expected. I had already cleared the browser cache files, but did it again and now it is working correctly. Issue resolved.
I had this same problem with a LayerSlider on my site. The slider uses the Full-Width skin, and the skinspath property in the init js code was incorrect, with my web server’s home folder and the site root inserted into the middle of the path. So I was getting 404 errors for skin files when the slider was loaded.
In the end, I was able to fix the issue by changing to a different skin for the slider (No Skin), saving the slider, then changing the skin back to “Full Width” and saving again.
In order to work around this, I have needed to change the page layout to remove the images from the tab sections, where they resize as expected. But I have recreated the issue in a test copy of the page, which you can view here:
When the image element is wider than the window, the image and the enclosing tab section are both stay wider than the window and are cropped by the right window border. I can disable all plugins and my child theme, and the problem still happens.
I can reproduce the problem with:
IE 11 on Windows 10
IE 10/11 on Windows 7 and 8I have included links to screenshots.
Thank you very much! That got me most of the way there. The individual list items inside were still being floated left, but I added this to what you posted, and I’m now getting the desired result:
body.home #avia-menu li.menu-item-top-level{ float:none; display: inline-block; } body.home #avia-menu #menu-item-search { float:none; display: inline-block; }Sure! The default header I am using throughout the site is lego left, menu right, sticky. Link included below.
On the home page (link below), I have increased the header height and centered the logo. I also wish to center the menu. This is the CSS I am currently using to accomplish this:
@media only screen and (min-width: 768px) { body.home #header { height:160px; position: relative!important; } body.home .logo { transform: matrix(1, 0, 0, 1, -300, 0); top:25px; left: 50%; height: 74px; } body.home .logo a, body.home .logo a img { height: 74px; width: 600px; padding: 0px; } body.home nav.main_menu { top: 100px; } }Thanks for your help!
Thanks Andy. I am using Safari 8.0.2 in Mac OS 10.10.
I have turned off internet plugins and all browser extensions, and cleared the browser cache. The issue still happens, About half of the time I load the page, when I scroll down to that third photo it is only partially displayed. What I;m not sure is whether it;s still loading, or just partially displaying. It’s less than 100KB in size, so not large.
I tested from a new user account on my computer and had the same result.
The issue is resolved. It was more about js than css. I found an article here about how to disable the image hover effect from the avia.js file, and that solved the problem for me.
Thanks for your reply, but I don’t think an iframe would be feasible in this case, as I need the content to be generated by a WordPress short code. And yes, I have used the Avia image element but I want to use something different here.
The instances of img that I want to impact are wrapped in a div — I can certainly apply css to just those instances, that’s not a problem. I’m not going to effect the entire site. I’m just having trouble tracking down the applicable source css in Enfold.
Thanks for the suggestion. In the end, this code gave me what I needed, defaulting all queries to sort by title. And this sort happens regardless of whether or not I use pagination.
add_filter( 'pre_get_posts', 'custom_get_posts' ); function custom_get_posts( $query ) { if( is_category() || is_archive() ) { $query->query_vars['orderby'] = 'name'; $query->query_vars['order'] = 'ASC'; } return $query; }No, because I want pagination. But I need the posts to sort before they are paginated, which is what I expected. That’s how it works if I code a query manually.
Hmm… I deactivated all plugins, deleted my browser cache, and then relaunched my browser and logged back into WordPress. The problem is still happening. Safari 7.0.3. I have not yet tried with other browsers.
