The theme directory "dark"(or "light" in some cases) does not exist.Which makes me think maybe added classes to your theme html element is causing some issues…
I tried changing class names from dark-theme to mode-dark e.t.c
I also tried this code but nothing changed
// Handle customizer loading function fix_customizer_theme_redirect() { if (is_customize_preview()) { add_filter('stylesheet', function() { return 'kadence'; }); add_filter('template', function() { return 'kadence'; }); } } add_action('init', 'fix_customizer_theme_redirect');]]>
I kindly request you to help me on this. ]]>
Overwrite feature, all the HTML elements set to Template Parts will be set back to <div>. Because of this, I need to manually set them back to the semantic HTML elements I selected respectively. Are there any workarounds for this issue? Thanks.
]]>However, I noticed that there’s a limitation on the character set for the HTML element input field. Is there anyway that I can go beyond this limitation? I have close to 100 items in each page.
Thank you
]]>Missing attributes: src
Node name: img
Parent element: p
I get this validation error and it says Invalid markup removed.
How do I fix this?
I have the amp plugin and WordPress running the latest version
Help me.
Thanks in advance
]]>I’m trying to set up a product configurator in CalderaForms. Basically, I need to add up the values from several fields and display a suggestion based on the total number.
My approach has been to use a calculation field in order to calculate the total amount, create conditionals for each “value bracket” (0, 1-300000, etc.) and link each condition to an HTML element containing the respective product.
My problem is that conditionals on calculation elements never seem to fire. If I set the condition to “show”, the linked HTML element always stays hidden, even if the condition is fulfilled. If I set it to “hide” and negate it, the HTML element is always displayed. The calculation itself can’t be the problem – the total number is calculated correctly.
I’ve tried to work around that by removing the h3 tag, creating a hidden element that takes its value from the calculation element, and then linking the conditionals to that hidden element. Chrome’ developer tools show that the hidden element has the correct numerical value, but the conditionals still never fire.
Has anyone got any ideas?
]]>I’m using a set up like Constellation Theme Demo where the html element is the only element that is 100% of the viewport, and the rest of the page is contained in a fixed-width, centered body element with margins.
I’m not really able to move things around to re-wrap everything in a new div element, and I’d like to keep the code clean and simple (I’ve managed to build everything with semantic markup).
How can I make the new custom background features apply to the <html> element on the page, rather than the <body> element?
That is, from the standard functionality:
<html>
<body class="custom-background">
<div>content</div>
</body>
</html>I’m trying to get here:
<html class="custom-background">
<body>content</body>
</html>I can’t imagine it should take too much tweaking, I just don’t know where to start. I also don’t need to worry about the theme being backwards compatible (building for a specific non-profit which is already updated).
Thanks!
]]>So i wanna add a ‘floating sidebar’ that would display on my front page. I already found the script on https://www.flooble.com/scripts/sidebar.php (meybe later on i’ll use something more advanced but for now i think it’s enough). Now i just dont know how to add it 
Tried directly on my page-editing panel (HTML tab) and it doesn’t show up. Actually it does show up in the editing window as a static element, but then when i update it doesnt display on the home page.
I don’t know where should i insert it, i remember having this problem previously with something else i didn’t know how to solve this. Should i perhaps edit manually index.html? Im not sure if hmm the script doesn’t override it somehow. I don’t know just my guess because im newbie at this.
So what should i do, thank you.
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