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Whoops #2

Sorry, this breaks the code, it comments all the following code out.

Here is the correct fix (this time for real):

search:
b("head").append(f);

replace it with:

/**b("head").append(f);*/

I did a bit debugging and found the cause of the problem. As i am not a JavaScript developer and Myatu’s code is really hard to understand without working in it, following fix is not a real fix. It can break things, kill your cat and cause thermonuclear war. If you want to use, use it, but i take no responsibility for fucked up things. Make a backup.

As far as i understand this, the disappearing text is caused by when the flux.js checks for 3d-transition compatibility. if this is true, it tries to modify the html, which, i assume gives Google Chrome some headaches -> text disappears.

So the fix is the deactivation of the sourcecode-modification, which applies to all webkit-bases browsers. there SHOULD be no effects on other browsers like Firefox and IE.

The fix:

open wp-content/plugins/background-manager/resources/js/flux.js in a editor of your choice. Make a backup first.
The code is obfuscated and in a single line, so it’s readibility is bad. But that’s not important, as you only add a //

Search for the following:

[code]
b("head").append(f);
[/code]

add a // before to comment that code out. Do not change any other things.

it should look like this:
[code]
//b("head").append(f);
[/code]

Save. Upload. Try Chrome 😉

As said, this can break some other things. Basically, maybe 3D-Transitions will not work. Hopefully, Myatu will fix this much better 😉