Still iPhone/iPad problem

  • Resolved norolex

    (@norolex)


    8 years ago

    The Problem is happening only on the iPhone and iPad:

    The Login, Register, Change Password buttons show a rectangle with no picture and text in it. One can click the empty rectangle and it works. Android and PC no problem.

    Below is a link to some screenshots, iPhone next to Android
    Notice the empty rectangle on the iPhone

    Screenshots

    Jeff thought this could be theme related so I contacted Avada Theme and got the following answer which hopefully can solve the problem:

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    The issue is with the styling the button is using. The issue is caused by this specific line, Screenshot here —>

    I would request you to contact the plugin authors and ask them to help you edit this part of the CSS. I am not very sure if the button has any dependencies and I m not sure of the source code either. My custom CSS values will not override this. As this is not an Avada element I can not change the core CSS or any details of the plugin.

    Please do let me know if the plugin author are not able to help you resolve this
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    Thank you and best regards,
    Willi

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  • TacoV

    (@tacov)

    The style rule comes from “yoursite/wp-content/themes/Avada/assets/css/style.min.css”, so that really points to Avada or your custom css, right?

    However that line just ‘resets’ styling, it does not hide the button. I wonder if it really is the culprit.

    I would advise to simply add a line to your custom css file as a quick work-around, adding specific styling to div#theme-my-login #lostpasswordform input[type=submit].

    Thread Starter norolex

    (@norolex)

    Thank you for your help, TacoV

    it says div is overqualified, just to use #theme-my-login
    it also says: Expect LBRACE at line 18, col 56.
    Sorry, CSS is not my strenght – what is LBRACE?

    TacoV

    (@tacov)

    Not sure what “it” is, but I guess you use a compiler like SASS or LESS or something? And LBRACE then probably means “left brace”, in other words, you’re missing a “{“.

    Thread Starter norolex

    (@norolex)

    Did add some left bracket, it askes for right bracket.
    Did add some right bracket and it says ‘Rule is empty’

    Thread Starter norolex

    (@norolex)

    Got Custom CSS from Avada that fixed the issue

    Thanks

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