Carrie Dils

Hey Marc,
I was able to re-create the problem locally, so at least you know you’re not crazy. ??

Parallax Pro is loading the background CSS via a script, which inserts inline CSS to the home page. Genesis Style Trump causes those inline styles not to load at all, as you’ve discovered.

The point of GST is to load last of all, but in the case of Parallax, those background image styles need to trump.

As a temporary fix, you can change the load priority to be higher than GST. Go to /lib/output.php and change line 6 from this:

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'parallax_css' );

to this:

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'parallax_css', 1000 );

That should get you going for now.

Cheers,
Carrie

Hi Marc,

Is this happening on both a mobile device and a full-width desktop screen?

Also, when you say “do not work” – what displays on the home page? The background image? Nothing?

I’m looking into it and any additional information you provide will be helpful.

Cheers,
Carrie

@sswells – I’m not sure how to private message, but if you contact me via web form at carriedils.com, I’ll set you up with admin access on a dev site.

I changed wp_head to after_setup_theme in line 37 and that fixed the issue I was having (category terms not showing in widget list).

Running latest version of WP and the Genesis Framework.

Thanks Dane!

BOOM! That was the ticket. Thanks for the speedy reply!

Haven’t heard any official word.

@roger, I typically wouldn’t recommend modifying plugin files since they’ll be overridden the next time you update the plugin, BUT 1) the update will probably be pretty close to your edits anyway, and 2) it sounds like you know what you’re doing. ??

Cheers
Carrie

Hi Deon,
I’m actually using Gravity Forms, not the E-News plugin in the example you mention. It’s a lot of CSS customization to get it “just so”. Do you use Firebug or Chrome Developer Tools? If not, you’ll be glad you did. ??

On my site, I’ve got two widgets in that space (text widget on the left and form signup on the right). The container divs for both widget areas have a fixed percentage width and are floated left and right, respectively. The form elements (text inputs and submit) are set to 100% to fill out the space set by the parent container.

Hope that gets you going in the right direction. Feel free to inspect my CSS and take what you like!

Carrie

Sounds like you’ve already taken action, but in the future try going to your Settings > Permalinks and re-saving that page. Depending on the cause of your 404’s, that might solve the problem.

Same issue here…

Finally figured this out and figured I’d post a resolution in case anyone is still having the issue…

Once you’ve created your Custom Taxonomy, make sure you have at least a draft post of a CPT using that taxonomy.

Once you’re adding/editing your Gravity Form, just use the regular ole Drop Down field (NOT a post field) and you should see the Populate w/ Taxonomy option.

Cheers,
Carrie

Hey Travis,
Just updated the plugin and I’m getting this error outputting before the headers:

Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, ‘remove_ss_support’ was given in /home/content/05/6675105/html/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 403

I disabled Genesis Simple Sidebars to see if that affected the error, but it didn’t.

Potential conflict with another plugin?

Thanks,
Carrie

Hey Jon,
Thanks for the input and extra info.

Yeah – I’ve got SS support box checked. As it happens, I’m using the default sidebar on that archive page anyhow, so toggling the support on/off doesn’t impact things in this case. BUT, it’s cool that it’s there and I could change sidebars if I wanted to. ??

Carrie

I’m having the same issue.

That did the trick – thank you!!