El Capitan includes a new version of Safari – v9.0 – so I’m sure it is a new ‘feature/bug’ that hasn’t been addressed yet. This may show up more when the release Safari 9 for Yosemite unless it is an OS issue.
I haven’t gotten to upgrade yet so I can’t confirm it…yet
Thanks juggledad for coming back to me – there seems to be very little online about this so would appreciate any update you can give when you upgrade.
Thanks
Lesley
Hello,
You need to add below code in your theme options -> general -> Custom CSS.
html:not(.mobile-true) #main img:not(.animate-element, .ls-s-1),
html:not(.mobile-true) #header img,
html:not(.mobile-true) #bottom-bar img {
opacity: 1 !important;
}
Here is reference for it : http://support.dream-theme.com/knowledgebase/images-do-not-show-up-with-new-ios/
That worked perfectly rcreators thank you very much.
Lesley
The solution from ’rcreators’ worked perfect for me too!
Thank you!!!!
Greetings,
Irma
I’ve had the same issue on a site I created.
Photo albums not showing up, logo (top left), and other photos on bio and contact page not appearing.
http://www.danniorci.com
I looked for answers online and found the CSS fix. (thank you!)
So I did that and I thought it worked, because my photo albums (on the PROJECTS) were back up.
But in fact, it worked partially.
… here’s what’s very strange :
Some images are still not showing up. (on the contact and bio page) and even more strange, the logo appears on the PROJECTS+NEWS+TEXT pages, but not on the HOME+BIO+CONTACT pages. (???)
I’ve tried different things, but nothing works.
I need a little help. THANK YOU !
Ummm, teh y all look good to me. If the logo is the ‘DANNI ORCI photography’ in teh header, I see it on all the pages.
Did you cear your browser cache?
Just tried to install wp on my mac book pro running el capitan. I can’t
get a db connection, yet if i write a php routine to connect to the same db it works.
Anyone gone any advice?
Regarding the image issue, I managed to find the solution.
On some pages, I was using a template using “Microsite” and it had its own CSS. So I pasted the CSS fix, and it worked.
🙂
Thanks for the support.
@iaincox
I don’t have a solution for you, very sorry.
But it seems your question is not relevant to this discussion. Maybe ask your question in a new post. 😉
