jacekk
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I understand and appreciate it is a theme issue and have advised the developer.
Thank you again for a truly superb plugin and for outstanding customer support.Jacek
But your iThemes Security plugin works great now thanks.
it’s been a real lifesaver and I greatly appreciate you offering a free version.
If times weren’t so hard I would update to Pro to thank you.That did the trick Timothy, thank you!
I didn’t check the console for errors after applying the Test jQuery Updates plug-in because the page was working but after your reply checked the console and there were several.
I do get the below error message with jQuery Migrate Helper.
I have several video playlists on my site http://www.kropinski.net and when I updated to 5.5 yesterday none of them displayed or functioned.
I posted a bug on WordPress and they advised me to use Test jQuery Updates.After installing it I contacted the theme developer who this morning updated the theme. And all was well until I updated your plugin with the above consequences.
But all is well now except there is a slight lag when the playlists load and you can see the non-functioning playlist for a second.
Maybe time to get a newer theme but I just don’t have time at the moment so would like to solve this.jQuery Migrate Helper — Warnings encountered
This page generated the following warnings:http://kropinski.net/portfolio/wp-content/themes/core/functions/uniform/jquery.uniform.min.js: jQuery.browser is deprecated
Please make sure you are using the latest version of all of your plugins, and your theme. If you are, you may want to ask the developers of the code mentioned in the warnings for an update.No PHP errors logged: the only thing that I can make the page display is to activate the Test jQuery Updates plug-in.
Once activated the iThemes security page works as expected.
But obviously that is just a temporary fix.
Something in the new WordPress 5.5 update bites.Thank you.
Me too. Same issue. No Javascript errors in console.
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In reply to: Video Playlist Unexpected Styling – gap between video and playlistGot it! Thank you so much!
I tried inserting that code in the custom CSS but it has made no difference.
I really appreciate your help but I’m going to leave this now – it’s fine as you say and I’m just being a perfectionist and wasting valuable time.Thanks again!
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In reply to: Video Playlist Unexpected Styling – gap between video and playlistWhatever you have now looks good to me. That paragraph contains the information to show if javascript is disabled, so you shouldn’t totally hide it with CSS.
That’s an impressive list of films on your marketing page…
Thank you so much Joy!
I only wish I could make the page as it should be.
I see the javascript but the bigger paragraph also had the javascript link and there had been no problem after deleting it.For several years the playlist was directly underneath the video and on mobile and smaller screen sit’s not immediately apparent that there is a playlist underneath.
I just don’t know where to find the page with that nasty paragraph – the bigger one was in the theme screen.ccc and as you can see it now points to a version of the screen css but I have no idea how to find it.But thank you for at least expressing an opinion – there doesn’t seem to be any other comment here – perhaps you could suggest another forum where someone might be able to help me? I am a novice at this.
Many many thanks!
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In reply to: Video Playlist Unexpected Styling – gap between video and playlistI have left it with the first paragraph element deleted. If someone can tell me how to delete the one that is now left (between the video and playlist) I would be extremely grateful.
Thank you.
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In reply to: Video Playlist Unexpected Styling – gap between video and playlistThe inspector point to a a paragraph in screen.css as follows:
p { padding-top:0.7em; padding-bottom:0.7em; }If I delete that paragraph in an editor the gap reduces by half but is still there.
And inspector shows it as a paragraph again. If I delete that 2nd gap in inspector the gap disappears completely but it’s not reflected at all in screen.cssForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Video Playlist gap between video and playlistOops! Sorry! Thank you – I have enabled right click.
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In reply to: Broke Site Loading by changing URLWill do Thanks again.
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In reply to: Broke Site Loading by changing URLBingo! Thank you so much Rajan! You are a lifesaver.
I really appreciate your time and trouble in helping out a newbie.
May God bless you.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Broke Site Loading by changing URLHi Rajan, thank you so much for responding.
I already moved the index.php and .htaccess files to the root and I never changed the URL.The original install is still in http://kropinski.net/portfolio/
All I did was:
9: Change the following and save the file. Change the line that says:
require( dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/wp-blog-header.php’ );
to the following, using your directory name for the WordPress core files:
require( dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/wordpress/wp-blog-header.php’ );But now it seems everything was rewritten to the root. How do I even go about changing it all back? Seems if it was done with a line in .htpaccess there should be a way of doing the opposite and reverting everything back to the sub directory?
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In reply to: Broke Site Loading by changing URLLooking at Chrome Source View I see all the files in the index page are pointed to the root instead of the ‘Portfolio” folder where the installation originally was.
Please can someone tell me where and how to change this back? Thanks!Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Broke Site Loading by changing URLI imagine there are other changes made in addition to the CSS because non of the media is loading either (unless that is a function of the CSS or theme?).