julietgreena21

Hi corrinarusso

Yes I confused the issue by fiddling about with the naming of the blog page. But that’s not the primary issue here. The problem is that there is no name in the list for the home page. It’s like it doesn’t exist. You found the title for me, in the code, but a page with that title doesn’t exist. So I can’t choose it as my homepage, even when I’ve sorted out the blog name.

Thanks for the response.

J

Hi Corrinarusso. Many thanks for your reply. You caught my change of title from Blog to BlogPosts but that was only because I was seeing if it was the name ‘Blog’ that was the issue. It doesn’t make any difference though, whether I assign it under the name ‘Blog’ or ‘BlogPosts’ etc. It still just defaults to the homepage.

What is missing is any page title that could be the home page. There’s no ‘Home’ or ‘Front Page’ etc. Is there any way I can find what the homepage title is and restore it to the list?

I’ve taken this snip from the page where the code is: If you search for ‘hover’ you’ll find it:

CODE:

*CALENDAR
*/
var select_ex = false,
existtt = false,
count_item = $(“.wpdevart-day”).length,
start_index,check_in,check_out,
item_count = “”,
extra_price_value = 0;
if($(“#wpdevart_update_res”).length){
existtt = true;
/* 12/23/2017 remove
item_click(false,$(“.wpdevart-day.selected”).get(0),true);*/
var check_indateformat = $(“.wpdevart-day.selected”).eq(0).data(“dateformat”);
var check_outdateformat = $(“.wpdevart-day.selected”).eq($(“.wpdevart-day.selected”).length-1).data(“dateformat”);
var check_indate = $(“.wpdevart-day.selected”).eq(0).data(“date”);
var check_outdate = $(“.wpdevart-day.selected”).eq($(“.wpdevart-day.selected”).length-1).data(“date”);
var calendar_idd = $(“.booking_calendar_main_container”).data(“id”);
if(!$(“.booking_calendar_main_container”).hasClass(“hours_enabled”)){
$.get(wpdevart.ajaxUrl, {
action: ‘wpdevart_get_interval_dates’,
wpdevart_start_date: check_indate,
wpdevart_end_date: check_outdate,
wpdevart_id: calendar_idd,
wpdevart_nonce: wpdevart.ajaxNonce
}, function (data) {
date_data = JSON.parse(data);
});
}
}
$(“body”).on(“click”,”.wpdevart-day”, function() {
item_click(false,this,false);
});

$(“body”).on(“hover”,”.wpdevart-day”, function(){
item_hover(false,this);
});

/*
*HOURS
*/

$(“body”).on(“click”,”.wpdevart-hour-item”, function() {
item_click(true,this,false);
});

$(“body”).on(“hover”,”.wpdevart-hour-item”, function(){
item_hover(true,this);
});

function item_hover(hour,el) {
var booking_id = $(el).closest(“.booking_calendar_main_container”).data(‘booking_id’);
var booking_widget = wpdevartBooking(booking_id, “booking_widget”);
var show_day_info_on_hover = wpdevartBooking(booking_id, “show_day_info_on_hover”);
var forNight = wpdevartBooking(booking_id, “night”);
var hours_enabled = wpdevartBooking(booking_id, “hours_enabled”);
if(hour == true) {
var selected = “hour_selected”;
var item = “wpdevart-hour-item”;
} else {
var selected = “selected”;
var item = “wpdevart-day”;
}
if(typeof id == “undefined”) {
id = 0;

Thanks for the replies. Unfortunately I am not running the swipebox plugin and everything else has been updated. I have installed and activated the jquery migrate helper plugin and rebooted but that has not solved the problem.

All the themes are up to date, but I note that the site is running a child theme based on Genesis, which was created by the website developer. Though Genesis itself is up to date, is there any chance this is the source of the problem and do I need to change the theme?