• Resolved ferrerjp

    (@ferrerjp)


    Using a local dev environment so unable to send a link to the page.

    mdocs ver 3.9.19
    wp ver 5.1.1

    I have created a custom theme from underscores.me and bootstrap 4.1.3. When going to the default documents page (http://localhost/wp_dev/mdocuments-library/) my bootstrap navbar works ok, but the plugin navbar does not. I tried the disable Bootstrap-frontend option in the plugin but that didn’t work. The link to the “memphis-bootstrap.min.css-css” stayed no matter the setting. I tried all the disable options and still no change.

    In the (F12) inspector, go to the <ul class=”nav navbar-nav”> element, then disable “flex-direction: column” from the .navbar-nav selector and the folder names align correctly. I could never get the navbar-header to align correctly.

    I tried disabling all plugins and no change in behavior. Not sure what to do here.

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  • Thread Starter ferrerjp

    (@ferrerjp)

    The other thing I just noticed, all of the divs for the modals are in the head-not the body.

    Plugin Author bhaldie

    (@bhaldie)

    the conflict is that Memphis is using a version of bootstrap lower than the one you are using.

    You could try and open the file mdocs-settings.php and comment out line 192:

    
    wp_enqueue_style( 'memphis-bootstrap.min.css', MDOCS_URL.$bootstrap_css_file, array(), MDOCS_SESSION_ID );
    

    and see if the problem persists.

    If modals are loading in the head you have some loading issues with your theme.

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