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In reply to: [Customize External Links and add Icon] Warning in code line 370 in phpSame issue here. For me this started when I updated my hosting settings to use PHP versions 8.x. PHP version 7.4.x did not cause this. Any resolutions?
Ah yes, fixed that type ….
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In reply to: [Meow Lightbox] Problems with Safari onlyDid you have the same translator plugin or a different one?
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In reply to: [Meow Lightbox] Problems with Safari onlyI played around with it some more. Turns out that the specific problem on my site is caused by a Google Website Translator plugin that I have (or better had) active on the site. You may want to take a look at this, if there’s any way you can avoid this plugin conflict. It’s this plugin: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/google-website-translator/
I found this out by closely looking at the CSS and HTML code on my site and Jordy’s site. After replicating Jordy’s CSS on my site and adding a ‘safari-browser’ class to the HTML (using Safari’s developer tools) it still did not work. Then, on a hunge, I removed the HTML code inserted by the translation plugin and voila it worked. I then removed the changes I did and it still worked. So a plugin conflict was the real issue. Note that the plugin conflict is still Safari only.
@sbelletti I think you’re also using a translator plugin. You may want to test with this plugin disabled, if only to confirm this issue.
Maybe the Meow team now can better investigate the issue. I had this translator plugin active for years and have only recently seen this specific problem (conflict).
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In reply to: [Meow Lightbox] Problems with Safari onlyHello @kywyz and @tigroumeow,
Any news on the update?
I’m still experiencing this issue (free version, not the Pro version) on my website. Again see this link: https://www.pillich.nl/2020/06/26/lummelen-in-leeuwarden/ for example. The issue occurs on Safari on the latest iOS, iPadOS and MacOS versions.
When I go to Jordy’s own website on my iMac I do not experience these issues with any of the galleries (or isolated pictures as this seems to be a Lightbox issue).
I really need to get this resolved. If there is some customisations I can do in CSS please let me know and I’ll add it to the site, as long as it gets resolved! I really do not want to have to go to something else.
Cheers,
LeonForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Meow Lightbox] Problems with Safari onlyIs this update available now. I updated to 2.0.7 and still have this problem. See the gallery on this page for an example: https://www.pillich.nl/2020/06/26/lummelen-in-leeuwarden/
I have tested with the latest version of iOS and iPadOS.
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In reply to: [Meow Lightbox] Problems with Safari onlyHave you found a solution? I have exactly the same issue in Safari! It’s really annoying. When you move your pointer from arrow to image and back the image re-appears again, but this is not fun.
I can confirm it works on the live site. Pitty I cannot use it in MAMP Pro.
Ok. I will research it a bit more. Will also install on the live site, just to see what happens as I still think it may be related to running locally in MAMP Pro.
It will be a while before I report back as I will only have the time in about two weeks time.
And the max_execution time is set to 120 seconds, so that should be more than enough.
Errors are in the backend. How could that be related to a template?
I just tried:
– De-activate
– Uninstall
– Install
– ActivateSame error: An exception has been thrown during the rendering of a template (“URL site is onbereikbaar.”).
And …. I think I have found the best solution.
I just have to define zakra_post_navigation instead of zakra_child_post_navigation in my functions.php. I can then omit the add_action. I found that within the Zakra team the code checks whether this function exists and only then defines it.
So what I have now is this:
function zakra_post_navigation() { the_post_navigation( array( 'in_same_term' => true, ) ); }Ah. This worked to some extend … after adding this code I get two ‘nav’ elements with the post-navigation class. The first one is the right one, the second one is the old version.
I have now managed to hide the last one using CSS, but there must be a better way. Maybe by doing a “remove_action”. Only thing is that the original action is only added after functions.php from my child_theme executes.
Hmmm. I cannot find any call to next_post_link in the theme files (I did a ‘grep -r’ for next_post_link).