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In reply to: [Page Animations And Transitions] error after update to WP 4.5@larsmmd @kingpin The problem is a simple one of syntax. Google Chrome’s Console (in Developer tools) will show you the exact error, and likely also its location. You then search that file and amend the code. Without knowing the specifics, I can’t advise more. But Avada is a popular theme. You may just need to update it to the latest version.
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In reply to: [Page Animations And Transitions] error after update to WP 4.5@larsmmd You don’t have the plugin this thread relates to installed. This is why you can’t find the file / folder referred to above.
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In reply to: [Page Animations And Transitions] error after update to WP 4.5@larsmmd Can you post a screenshot of your WordPress admin area, under the Plugins section, that shows the Page Animations And Transitions plugin activated?
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In reply to: [Page Animations And Transitions] error after update to WP 4.5It’s in the plugin folder, which is most likely called “page-animations-and-transitions”, unless you renamed it
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In reply to: [Page Animations And Transitions] error after update to WP 4.5@kingkin Inside the Page Animations And Transitions plugin folder (yourdomain/wp-content/plugins) is a file named “page-animations-and-transitions.php”. On line 125 of that file, change this:
[href^=#]to this:
[href^="#"]I don’t know how you’re editing your WordPress files, but any code editor (like Sublime Text, Atom, Coda, PhPStorm, etc) will have a search function or the line numbers on the left if you open that file directly.
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In reply to: [Page Animations And Transitions] error after update to WP 4.5@kingkin That’s a bad solution. jQuery is part of WP core, which should not be tinkered with. Updates to jQuery also include security patches.
@weblizar_support Please update the plugin with the syntax change I noted above. This allows it to work with the latest jQuery that ships with WP4.5Until this issue is addressed in an update, one work around is to use the plugin, Plugin Organizer, which has an option for “Selective Mobile Plugin Loading.” You can disable Page Animations and Transitions plugin when your site is called via a mobile device.
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In reply to: [Page Animations And Transitions] Problems With Mobile Links TooOne work around is to use the plugin, Plugin Organizer, which has an option for “Selective Mobile Plugin Loading.” You can disable Page Animations and Transitions when your site is called via a mobile device.
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In reply to: [Page Animations And Transitions] Open in new tab disabled on linksI’m working localhost. Are you saying that the plugin doesn’t interfere with this in normal, other circumstances?
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In reply to: [Page Animations And Transitions] error after update to WP 4.5@ jfheath It’s a syntax problem in the plugin triggered by the updated version of jquery that ships with WP4.5.
In the plugin’s page-animations-and-transitions.php file, on line 125, find and change this:
[href^=#]to this:
[href^="#"]Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Page Animations And Transitions] error after update to WP 4.5The relevant parts of the Console output are:
(anonymous function) @ animsition.min.js?ver=4.5:8
methods.init @ animsition.min.js?ver=4.5:8
$.fn.animsition @ animsition.min.js?ver=4.5:8The jquery version with WP4.5:
jquery.js?ver=1.12.3:2 Uncaught Error: Syntax error, unrecognized expression: [href^=#]
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In reply to: [Swifty Bar, sticky bar by WPGens] responsive issuesI think the best thing is to play with the existing media queries to hide certain elements if the page goes below certain breakpoints. Title. Time to read. Quick experimentation shows this could work in my case. You have it set to hide the category, and I’m looking to show this but not other parts of .sb_post-data. Seems to be working okay …
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In reply to: [Swifty Bar, sticky bar by WPGens] responsive issuesThanks. To be honest, I think the title and by (author) are redundant. People should know what page they’re on. I will experiment with hiding these on all pages. Category, time to read, sharing and the next and previous stories are pretty much all I need.
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In reply to: [Swifty Bar, sticky bar by WPGens] New Feature requestsA suggestion. When you hover over the arrows at the bottom, a related post comes up as a pop-up. It’s kinda intuitive for the user to click on that pop-up. But as soon as you move the cursor to it, it disappears. The only option for skipping to the next article is to click the arrow, which is a little counter-intuitive. Better would be to use the arrows to click through other posts, and to be able to click on the pop-up of the post that interests the reader.
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In reply to: [Master Slider - Responsive Touch Slider] Canvas animation?Thanks. If you could just give your general thoughts on how it might be done, not a specific solution, it would help. I’m not a developer, but I’m a step above novice, so could probably make it work if I have a general idea how from your suggestions.