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Hi – a couple of problems that may be related. Enfold 5.4.1. WordPress 6.1.1, PHP 8.1.8.
1. Under ‘Enfold-Theme Options’, the ‘Save All Options’ under Enfold doesn’t work – I’m unable to click either one (neither the top nor bottom)…I click and nothing happens. I’ve tried multiple browsers and devices.
2. Additionally, under ‘Enfold-Theme Options’ I get “Notice: Your blog is currently disabled. You can enable it here” however, my blog is not disabled.
3. Finally, under ‘Enfold-Theme Options’ all of the options are being shown (nothing is collapsed) and they are in text format (they used to be graphical).NOW FIXED
4. CSS problem – backgrounds on homepage not showing. (FIXED – copy the file into this folder: /wp-content/uploads/dynamic_avia/avia_posts_css/post-2146.css)
5. ahrefs showing this error: “404 file not found” for link (FIXED – same as #4)Hi,
Thanks for your patience, your Enfold-Theme Options sound like a javascript error but it is not showing on the frontend, please include an admin login in the Private Content area so we can be of more assistance.Best regards,
MikeHi,
Thanks, I see this error: Refused to execute script from ‘‘ because its MIME type (‘text/html’) is not executable, and strict MIME type checking is enabled.
This is causing #1 & #3
When did this begin, after updating to PHP v8.1.8, or adding a plugin?
I have not seen this before but I don’t believe Enfold can cause this, I recommend starting by disabling all of your plugins, I’m thinking strict MIME type checking might be a setting in Wordfence, but it could be a different one.
My research seems to point to a server setting or .htaccess, but it’s vague, try asking your webhost if strict MIME type checking can be disabledBest regards,
MikeHi,
Thanks for the feedback, I still see the same error and I can’t think of anything else than a server setting, was the theme panel like this when you first installed Enfold?
Please let us know what Kinsta finds.Best regards,
MikeHi,
Can you try this solution, you will need to make the change via FTP, I see your host has installed a Drop-in plugin advanced-cache.php and a Must-use plugin Kinsta Must-use Plugins only they can disable these.Best regards,
MikeHi,
It was just your domain, 11 times. You can see it in the browser console when you go to the theme options page.
This is how the theme option is supposed to look:
Best regards,
MikeHi,
That doesn’t make sense since we can not reproduce the error and we have not seen the error elsewhere, but the thread you found earlier that pointed to a caching conflict makes sense when you consiter that your host adds two must-use / drop-in plugins on your site.
advanced-cache.php
Kinsta Must-use Plugins
Perhaps if they disable these it would correct, please ask them to disable and leave disabled if this doesn’t help I will ask the rest of the team to check, but I know this will also be one of the first things they point to.Best regards,
MikeHi,
You can export your theme setting file from the theme options panel, search the page for Export Theme Settings File I just tested and it worked.
You can also export your Export Layout Builder Templates you have 5 and this also worked.
Then export your WordPress content at WordPress ▸ Tools ▸ Export ▸ All content
When you import your WordPress content to the new site check the box to download the media and your images will also be imported.Best regards,
MikeHi,
I believe that this is related to your Managed Hosting, perhaps something with the Kinsta Cache, I know you said they can not disable this. I was able to import your site to a new install on my simple un-managed host with no trouble, login details below.
Can Kinsta offer you an un-managed account for you to test with?Best regards,
Mike
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