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Thank you @nicholas2019!!
Anybody running into this issue with Ubuntu 22.04:So to start, remove php-imagick and ImageMagick
You’ll be forced to compile from source the latest stable ImageMagick. (make sure you ./configure –with-webp). You can make a mistake here and figure that it configured correctly but grep the log for “checking for WebP… yes”. After install run “magick -version” and check the delegates for webp. If its not there, go back and reconfigure and make it again cause you did something wrong (need to specify webp library I think).
After you verify ImageMagick is on 7 and its delegates list webp now runmagick -list format | grep WebP
If you see WEBP* the asterisk means transparancy is supported.
Now install php-imagick using PECL:sudo apt update
sudo apt install libmagickwand-dev php-dev php-pear
sudo pecl install imagickShould be good.. probably a lot of hurdles in between but just ask an LLM it should be able to walk you through most of it.
Nevermind Fauzan, I figured it out. Turns out I didn’t have a menu created. Made a menu and assigned it to the element and now it’s showing correctly.
@fauzanjegstudio
I’m having this issue as well. Default install, no caching plugins, disabled elementor caching like you said, regenerated files, etc.
I can’t find what is setting the following css:
.jeg-elementor-kit.jkit-nav-menu .jkit-menu-wrapper .jkit-menu li>a{
padding: 15px 15px 15px 15px;
color: #000;
font-size: 14px;
font-weight: 400;
width: 100%;
}I’ve set the color in the menu configuration titled: “Item Text Normal Color”, even tried setting a background color but I do not see anything css changes being applied to that selector. I can’t find where that padding is being set either. Any ideas?
Thanks for replying Matt and filling in my knowledge holes.
I understand not being able to support lifetime license for remote server usage. What I meant to say was a lifetime license (just updates) and the ability to convert AVIF locally only.
I didn’t think about it but I guess I’m in the very small market share of running my own webserver and maintaining it. So I have access to whatever is needed, etc. But again I’m in the very small minority so I understand! You did reply back to me for NGINX config issues and I appreciate that, I guess that just made me assume that the plugin required some backend access.
Either way I’m ok not supporting AVIF for now, just getting my feet wet with webp. But I didn’t know that AVIF versions remains even after the license expires so you’ll probably get my business. That’s very cool. Hypothetically if the license expires and a new image is uploaded, does it continue to serve the AVIF and fallback to the WEBP format for newer uploaded images?Did you ever get clarity on this? I’ve run into basically the same questions. The auto added “[site-name] – GA4(web)” purchase goal in the Google Ads conversions window doesn’t give you a “Tag setup” tab, therefore no Conversion ID and Conversion label, which means you can’t link it to a “Google Ads Conversion Tracking” tag in Google Tag Manager.
I’m assuming that GAds isn’t doubling up on the data but I don’t know that. Google ads didn’t see ANYTHING on the auto added conversion goal (looking under Audience/Your Data Sources) until I set up the Google Ads Conversion Tracking tag and set up a Conversion Linker. And even still the numbers don’t match what Analytics is telling me so I have no idea what that metric is looking at.I can’t really understand why we can’t use the auto added goal for GAds
So. Within Tagmanager, should I link the ‘Google Ads Conversion Tracking’ tag to the trigger ‘Event – Ecommerce Events GA4’ as I created from your instructions?
I ended up creating a new trigger called “Purchase” with event name “purchase” and linked my Google Ads Conversion Tracking tag to it. I’m not sure if I set it up correctly or not but that’s what the instructions seemed to indicate.