Plugin Conflict

  • Resolved SteveHale

    (@stevehale)


    5 years, 3 months ago

    The Mobile Menu plugin is causing a conflict with Thrive Architect.

    I could not create a Thrive Architect landing page properly and contacted the authors of the Thrive plugin.

    After a period of analysis they discovered that your plugin, Mobile Menu, was injecting code. Here is exactly what they say:

    [QUOTE]
    I managed to find the cause of the conflict. After deactivating the plugins one by one I found that the problem does not occur when the Mobile Menu plugin is deactivated. This plugin somehow inserts content into the Thrive Architect templates and that should not happen. If you need that plugin on your website I recommend contacting their developers to ask them what is happening.
    [UNQUOTE]

    Please can you advise and offer a fix.

    Regards

    Steve B

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  • Plugin Author Rui Guerreiro

    (@takanakui)

    Hi @stevehale,

    Can you provide further information of what was exactly happening, what HTML was changed?

    We append HTML to the body of the page in a generic way, no way it’s specific to a template like Thrive Architect.

    The Menu display type Slideout Push content can affect fixed elements (regarding their position), since I don’t know if that’s what is happening try to change it to Slideout Over content in the General options tab.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter SteveHale

    (@stevehale)

    Hi Rui

    I have turned your plugin back on and created a page here in Thrive Architect, from a blank page template:

    https://farnhamscouting.com/website/campsite/campsite-booking-2019/campsite-invoice/

    At the bottom of the page is a HUGE site logo and also just below right of that your menu icon.

    If I turn your plugin off then that HUGE logo and the menu icon go from the page.

    The Thrive architect people say that it is your plugin injecting the code. Hence me contacting you.

    Kind regards

    Steve B

    Plugin Author Rui Guerreiro

    (@takanakui)

    thanks @stevehale

    Just to explain you injecting code by itself isn’t a bad thing, the code injected is the one to create the mobile menu and they aren’t inside any other structure of Thrive architect templates.

    https://cl.ly/f03d57d95cef

    I’m not seeing part of the CSS being applied and that means that something else is going on. Try to click the save changes button inside the WP Mobile Menu options and purge your cache plugin after doing that.

    If this doesn’t work can you send me an email to [support AT wpmobilemenu DOT com] to ask something in private.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter SteveHale

    (@stevehale)

    Ah Thanks

    That seems to have worked right now……

    Steve

    Plugin Author Rui Guerreiro

    (@takanakui)

    Great. Just notice that the overlay is on top of the menu. Try this CSS to adjust it. 

    
.show-nav-left .mobmenu-overlay, .show-nav-right .mobmenu-overlay {
    z-index: 0!important;
}
    Thread Starter SteveHale

    (@stevehale)

    Hi Rui

    Not sure I follow you?

    Where is that CSS to go?

    Steve

    Plugin Author Rui Guerreiro

    (@takanakui)

    You can place it in the custom CSS option inside the General options tab of WP Mobile Menu or you can add it in the theme Customizer Additional CSS option (Appearance-> Customize -> Additional CSS)

    Thread Starter SteveHale

    (@stevehale)

    Hi Rui

    I see what that does now. Thanks.

    However I do prefer it the way it was before, but thanks for the tip ??

    Cheers

    Steve

    Plugin Author Rui Guerreiro

    (@takanakui)

    No problem.

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