Masonry Galleries not showing.

Hi Yigit,
We are running the latest version (3.4.3).

We have a security plugin installed that blocks most countries. Where are you located Yigit? I can open it up to your country so you can check the site.

Ok, the site is now open to visitors from Greece. Let me know if you have any problems with viewing the site or logging in now.

I worked for 3 hours last night with our plugin developer. In the end he figure it out and fixed the issue with Enfold elements breaking when his plugin was installed. The issue was with poorly written javascript code that didn’t properly close and release a session so that other plugins can use it. In the time we were testing and debugging we some very buggy behavior, like Enfold elements not even playing nicely with each other.

Even though we have fixed the issue with the Enfold elements when we activate this one plugin, we still have issues on the site. 170+ pages that use the masonry gallery, are now being affected as well, possibly another plugin. Some thing the gallery is not displaying. I’m guessing it’s the same cause, the badly written code used by that Enfold element. Let me just stress, the problem is NOT with the other plugins. The problem is with Enfold elements. This problem basically cripples our ability to extend WordPress in the way that it’s designed to be extended, with plugins, no matter how well written those plugins are. Enfold basically forces us to use the Avia Layout Builder, or things as simple as Post Titles don’t work properly. But now having used the Avia Layout Builder, we see that there are at least a few elements that are not robust enough to handle other plugins without breaking badly.

On themecheck.org Enfold scores a 0% – F. With lots and lots of errors and warnings. I suspect some of these errors and warnings are pointing out the poorly coded javascript that was causing problems for us. The problems seem to be in the Avia Layout Builder and it’s elements. The two media elements Full Width Slider, Masonry Gallery, and the content element Icon Lists (the icon disappears). We don’t use many of the media elements other than these two, so there could be issues in other elements too, but those are the ones I can tell you for sure were affected by this javascript issue.

I hope all this information gives you a good starting place to start looking, and I sincerely hope you choose to fix the issues with Enfold to allow it to reach it’s potential instead of causing headaches and preventing sites from extending their functionality with plugins.