larryfields.007

Inside of the wp-content folder there is another folder named “plugins”. There is another “wp-content folder inside of the “public_html” folder. There is also a really-simple-ssl folder inside of public_html/wp-content/plugins. Where does rsssl-safe-mode.lock go? Can you be a little more specific?

I would also need to know how to fix the ” Something Went Wrong” problem. I am not an expert at WordPress coding so try to be as specific as possible, otherwise I might have to delete your plugin and go with another SSL plugin.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by larryfields.007.

I contacted my webhost and they fixed it. The issue was due to a rule in the .htaccess file that was denying access to the site. The code was removed. Not sure where it came from or whether your plugin had anything to do with it.

> I hope the preview works.
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> it doesn’t.
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> When I use your plugin it changes the submit button back to a basic black
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> no it doesn’t. the plugin has no effect on the colour of your button. this is entirely a result of your theme or some other plugin.

YES it does. I have published the page now, the URL is: https://lfphotographics.com/start-your-order/
The color of the button is black. It is set to #aa0085 with a black border in my global theme settings. It is not supposed to be black. I have tried everything to correct it. Plus when you click the “send” button the popup that tells me the “accept” box hasn’t been checked is half hidden. I’ve tried everything to correct this problem as well. Nothing works.

Interestingly enough, when I click the “send” button the hover color changes to what it is supposed to be.
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> As general rule of thumb the plugin only styles the layout (rows/columns) and few minor styling tules on the look such as borders and sizes, but the submit button colour isn’t one of them.
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> I have selected in my global settings in my theme.
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> that won’t make any difference. You need to inspect & style your submit button using CSS style rules that will override the default ones.

> Tried this already. I entered CSS in your custom CSS tab and it had no effect. I also tried adding custom CSS in my theme CSS box and that doesn’t work, either.

I’m pretty sure Avada is the problem. I found this message on my back end home page which is where the Layerslider in question is located.

“https://lfphotographics.com/wp-content/plugins/fusion-builder/js/fusion-builder.js: jQuery.fn.load() is deprecated”

Since the fusion builder plugin is an integral part of the Avada theme and cannot be turned off there is nothing I can do. You may want to speak with theme-fusion.com and get them to correct this. I already have a support request in at theme-fusion.com for this issue.

BTW, I did all the things you suggested (that I could do) and nothing changes.

Hi Marius,

The website is lfphotographics.com. I figured out that the problem only happens in Firefox. If I use Safari everything appears to work fine. I’ve noticed that when I first go to my website in Firefox it appears everything is working, but if I go to another page and go back to the homepage or if I refresh the homepage the Layerslider on the homepage stops working and there is nothing there. I’ve tried turning off the blocks in Firefox preferences but that doesn’t seem to fix anything.

Never mind, I fixed it.