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I upgraded to 4.5.5 and somewhere between the recently released upgrades (maybe x.3, x.4, and likely x.5) my ability to display a custom background image broke on my home page. Now it’s just white space.
No matter what image I upload, size, shape, choice of how to display it from the drop-down menu (small, large, across the top, slider) it will not display on my website. I didn’t realize it was gone until a client of mine wrote to say the website looks bad without the image.
website: http://www.therapyhelpcenter.com
What can I do to bring back the image ability?
This is related to the last issue with CSS-merging/-parsing i posted just a few minutes ago.
=> https://kriesi.at/support/topic/merged-css-modifies-protocoll-relative-urls-so-font-files-arent-loaded-found/Your image-pathes are modified wrong during the merging (or avia builder parsing) process.
They become this, with a duplicated domain in the path:https://www.therapyhelpcenter.com/www.therapyhelpcenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Chiang-Mai-Mountain-Range-1500x352.jpgObviously the images can’t be found.
In the meantime a possible solution would be to make sure your URLs are absolutly defined, e.g. including protocoll and domain.
So they look like this:https://www.therapyhelpcenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Chiang-Mai-Mountain-Range-1500x352.jpgAnother option could be to deactivate the merging/compressing of the CSS and JS in the Enfold-options until this is solved … but only if the merging process is the cause … when images set in the backend are also getting a path-issue some other parsing (avia-builder) may be the problem.
on my installation the absolute path fails even too. On 4.5.4 this works on 4.5.5. it does not fix the issue.
i tested with url(“https://domain/wp-content/…) with (https://domain/wp-content/…) with (//wp-content/…) etc. pp. always doubling the domain – as you described above.The place to look for is : asset-manager.class.php – the new lines in:
public function rel_to_abs_url($content, $path)
espacialliy on thepublic function _url_callback( $match )Ah … thx @Guenni007 … now i see … there are some more topics about this in the forum and it’s an already known issue which they already work on.
How can I revert to the last working version of Enfold.
I can’t keep messing around with this to fix my website.
Where can I get the older version?
My URL did not include duplicated information from the domain.
Using the absolute URL, as you showed in your response, — did not fix the issue.
Deactivating the merging/compressing of the CSS and JS — did not fix the issue.
How do I return to a WORKING version of Enfold. The website looks stupid without its header and my website is a low-traffic site — I can imagine how pissed off people are with high traffic sites using Enfold.
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