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  • Plugin Author Daniel

    (@dannisbet)

    Did you do anything special with the mapping? The plugin usually pulls in the URL that you defined under the Settings > General tab and loads the URL that way. It sounds like both the icons and the CSS stylesheet must be getting mixed up somewhere along that line.

    Are you having this issue with any other plugins you’ve installed on that site?

    Thread Starter Todd

    (@toddneufeld)

    Nope. The mapping is normal.

    The only weird setup thing I did was rename wp-content to something else. The icons were showing before I did the mapping, so I don’t think that was part of the problem.

    Plugin Author Daniel

    (@dannisbet)

    I’m wondering if that’s not it. The images are pulled in through the plugins_url() function and STYLESHEETPATH for the CSS, so it’s returning whatever WordPress is using for those paths.

    Thread Starter Todd

    (@toddneufeld)

    It’s working on this site:
    https://awesomeevents.marketainer.com/

    but not on this one:

    bravobrothers.marketainer.com (this is the mapped one).

    Does seeing it help?

    Plugin Author Daniel

    (@dannisbet)

    It looks like something is really funky. The URL the widget is trying to pull in is:

    https://www.bravobrothers.coms/social-media-icons-widget/icons/medium/facebook.jpg

    It’s putting an ‘s’ in place of the actual path/folder structure. How did you go about configuring WP to set up the new folder structure?

    Thread Starter Todd

    (@toddneufeld)

    I added these lines to my wp-config file


    define( ‘WP_CONTENT_URL’, ‘https://marketainer.com/wp-files’ );
    define( ‘WP_CONTENT_DIR’, ‘/home/todd/public_html/sites/marketainer/wp-files’ );

    Plugin Author Daniel

    (@dannisbet)

    Sorry this has been a while since I’ve last touched base!

    I set up a server environment and was unable to replicate the issue. I defined new folder paths as such:

    define('WP_CONTENT_URL', 'https://example.com/wp-files');
    define( 'WP_CONTENT_DIR', dirname(__FILE__) . '/wp-files' );

    And the plugin returned the correct file paths for the images. Perhaps its conflicting with another setting, plugin or theme on your site?

    Thread Starter Todd

    (@toddneufeld)

    I’m not sure — I am using another plugin now. Thanks for checking back in.

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