Bullrunner
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No worries. But if you’re still waiting for an answer from @wponetap, you only have to change the container name in the code that they have already supplied.
For Oxygen Builder, the code should be:
/* Oxygen Builder */
.oxygen-builder-body .onetap-container-toggle {
display: none !important;
}And, for Bricks Builder, the code should be:
/* Bricks Builder */
.bricks-is-editing .onetap-container-toggle {
display: none !important;
}The only difference is that in the code supplied on their website, the element to hide is
.apop-container-toggleinstead of.onetap-container-toggleLooks like they’ve just forgotten to update their webpage when they changed the element name.
Cheers
Hey @iacopoincerpi and @wponetap
I’m assuming that you’ve sorted this out via OneTap support but for anyone else looking for a solution, the problem is that the div container has changed names since the post with the code was published.
The correct code for hiding the OneTap icon in the Elementor editor is:
.elementor-editor-active .onetap-container-toggle {
display: none!important;
}Cheers
PS If any accessibility settings are active, they will apply to Elementor editor and WP theme customizer as well.
PPS One more thing, even with the updated code and adding
.onetap-toggleas another element to hide, the OneTap icon is still visible when editing site settings in the Elementor editor. So the code to hide the icon only partially works…..- This reply was modified 11 months, 4 weeks ago by Bullrunner.
Hi @hashibali
I’ve checked on my sites and it looks like there are no more JS console errors for logged-in users. Using the latest versions of Elementor/Pro and EPP the sites now work as expected when I am logged-in. I’ve checked the Elementor editor functionality as well. All good.
Many thanks for resolving this issue so quickly.
Hi @tozillur23
Thanks for getting back to me. You might want to get your devs to look at this support thread from another plugin: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/javascript-errors-with-jeg-elementor-kit-v2-6-8-on-elementor-v3-24-x/
If the problem is the changes to the JS registration mechanism, this dev solved the same kind of JS problem with Elementor so their solution may be of help to your devs:
“If you are currently using the action hook
elementor/frontend/after_register_scriptsto register scripts, try replacing this action hook withwp_enqueue_scriptswhich is the default in WordPress.”I can confirm that your latest update has *not* fixed this problem. JS errors crash Elementor for logged-in users when your plugin is active and using the latest versions of Elementor/Elementor Pro (and with all other plugins disabled).
I have contacted support directly. I will update if I hear back from them. Currently it is not possible to use EPP with Elementor because of these JS issues.
Hi
Have you tried to switch to another theme for testing? The browser console error seems to be linked to a JS file: tc-scripts.min.js (used by the Customizr theme). Try using the Hello Elementor theme for testing as it is a very basic, light theme.
Cheers
You’re welcome.
The setting for image opacity isn’t in your theme settings though. If you open a page in Elementor and then click on the hamburger menu in the top LH corner of the Elementor panel, go to Site Settings > Images. The opacity slider/setting is there.
Reset to the default or set it to 1 and then you won’t need the additional CSS.
This JS fix on Github might help:
https://github.com/elementor/elementor/issues/12724#issuecomment-704338816
I think you have image opacity set to 0.1 in your Elementor global theme styles.
If you inspect the logo image, you can see this CSS:
.elementor-kit-517 img { opacity: 0.1; }You can just set the default image opacity to 1 in your global settings or add this CSS:
.elementor-kit-517 img { opacity: 1!important; }Does that help?
I had the same problem and solved it by going to:
Elementor > Tools > Replace URL and adding the http URL in the old-url field and the https URL in the new-url field.
Clear your site and browser caches, and hopefully this will work for you too.
Hi @rankmath
Thanks for getting back to me and please accept my apologies.
I have tried replicating the issue on multiple sites by rolling back the version of RankMath and updating again. I expected all subsequent attempts to click on admin links to redirect to /wp-admin/admin.php?page=rank-math (as I experienced previously) but this didn’t happen.
I don’t know why my dashboard crashed with all links attempting to redirect to /wp-admin/admin.php?page=rank-math when I updated the plugin last time but it definitely didn’t happen this time.
Again, sorry about my assumption about what I thought was a forced redirect when updating. I can see now that this is not the case.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Issue with Submenu? Can’t fix the colours..No worries. Happy to help.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Issue with Submenu? Can’t fix the colours..Hi, does this CSS fix it for you?
.sub-menu { background-color: #1e3e1d; }Cheers
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Apache Virtual Hosts file for WP MultisitePerfect. Thanks for the additional info. I think I’ll stick to just one log file as the sites are all part of the same client network.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Apache Virtual Hosts file for WP MultisiteI’ve found the answer to my question:
A domain-based network maps different domain names to the same directory in the server’s file system where WordPress is installed. You can do this in various ways, for example:
- by configuring wildcard subdomains
- by configuring virtual hosts, specifying the same document root for each
- by creating addon domains or subdomains in cPanel or in a similar web hosting control panel
So, yes, I just need to use the same document root folder in my vhosts files for each subdomain.
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/article/before-you-create-a-network/#domain-based
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