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I have experienced the same thing. Notice the first three lines of this screenshot:
https://accesshardware.com/wp-content/uploads/Untitled.pngRunning latest version of Enfold.
Here is the page where the error is thrown: https://accesshardware.com/sitemap_index.xml
We never compiled anything. That’s the problem. And yet it is behaving as though the setting is enabled.
Screenshot of the Enfold settings: https://eboligos.com/wp-content/uploads/screenshot.png
I’m not sure this issue has been thoroughly addressed. If so, please point me to the appropriate discussion thread.
We are running WordPress 5.03 and Enfold 4.5.2. We run a child theme.
We have developed hundreds of sites for clients using the Enfold theme and are extremely familiar with the framework and its history. Suddenly, something significant has changed in recent versions in terms of how CSS is handled. The entire point of us using a child theme is to maximize control of every detail of the site without impacting the parent theme or preventing us from upgrading as new versions are released. Managing the CSS via the child theme is critical.
In the Enfold > Performance > both Javascript and CSS merging and compression are turned off. In fact, they have never been turned on.
However, the Quick CSS is still being subordinated by the CSS files in the ../wp-content/uploads/dynamic_avia directory.
What are we missing?
Please see the following…
Screenshot of the Enfold settings: https://eboligos.com/wp-content/uploads/screenshot.png
Screenshot of the CSS path: https://eboligos.com/wp-content/uploads/screenshot2.png
Website: https://eboligos.comGreat theme, but very frustrated with this issue.
DebCikovic – I honestly feel sorry for whomever hired you to design and/or develope their website. Your level of ignorance is as breathtaking as it is obvious. Eesh!
Problem resolved. It was a combination of WooCommerce, Enfold, and Download Manager Pro. As usual, Download Manager Pro is a problem.
We completely deleted the old Enfold theme via SFTP. Reinstalled the latest version. Reset file permissions. Confirmed we have the latest version of WooCommerce installed.
The link I gave is specific. It’s the homepage of the website: http://securakey.wpengine.com/ (hosted on WPengine)
At the top of the page is a full width slider. When WooCommerce plugin is activated with Enfold, the slider is not visible. When the WooCommerce plugin is deactivated with Enfold, the slider returns.
All other WooCommerce related plugins have been deactivated. The only one that causes a conflict with Enfold is the main WooCommerce plugin.
Doesn’t change anything. It appears to be related to interaction between the main WooCommerce plugin and the latest version of Enfold.
There is a conflict.
We uninstalled and reinstalled Enfold v3.3.2
We uninstalled and reinstalled WooCommerce 2.4.6 (and 2.4.7).
Wordpress is version 4.3.1
When WooCommerce plugin is activated, and the Enfold theme is active, fullwidth sliders and fullscreen sliders do not work. Also, if WooCommerce is activated and the Page Preloading is checked, pages do not load.
This does not happen with other themes.
Hi Rikard –
I’m having the same problem over at http://pioneerinst.wpengine.com/ (hosted on WPengine)
That bit of CSS helped move the mobile navigation block to the right edge of the website container, but it is still visible when the browser window is wider than the 1130px with website container.
See screenshot here: http://pioneerinst.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/enfold_mobilenav_screenshot.png
I tried using “overflow:hidden;” in a couple of places, but didn’t have any luck.
Thoughts?
Scott Graves
Version 2.9.2 is installed. Still get a 404 page not found error on any page that uses a custom post type.
Example here: http://tnreport.staging.wpengine.com/2014/08/28/haslam-committing-new-voucher-legislation/ (hosted on WPengine)
Okay. Forget the theme switcher. Forget the other theme. Both have been disabled and are no longer a variable.
Our client’s site is running WordPress 2.9.2 and Enfold 2.8.1
The site has a custom post type called “Videos”
When we go to permalink to one of the “Videos” post, we get a 404 error: http://tnreport.staging.wpengine.com/2014/08/28/haslam-committing-new-voucher-legislation/ (hosted on WPengine)
We don’t get that error when we try any other theme.
