CParris

Hello,

I haven’t used that widget, but I noticed right away that all the links on my site had all the links underlined with this update.

The cause is that Hello’s theme.css file has had the following css change:

.page-content a,
.comments-area a {
text-decoration: underline; }

The best remedy for this I know of is to first make sure you are using a child theme. Then in your child theme’s style.css file put:

.page-content a,
.comments-area a {
text-decoration: none; }

I hope this helps.

Chris

Yep, works perfectly! May I ask: Where would I find the documentation on this IF statement/function? You show 3 arguments and I’m not fully understanding how the logic works or what each argument represents.

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by CParris.

Wow, crazy how fast your reply was. Thank you! I will give this a try.

Hi Codepeople,

Yes, I saw another post of yours previously. So I already have the modifier assigned in the calculated Field like this:

CONCATENATE(fieldname3|r, fieldname4|r, ... . However the output of this shows as a bunch of zeros (one for each field). Like this: 00000000. How would I get these to start out blank instead?

@clorith, thank you for sharing your insight about what seems to be quirky with Smart Product Viewer. It’s a bit of a quandary, isn’t it?

I should point out, though, that I’m not seeking support for the plugin here. I reached out to the author before I started this thread, and I expect I will hear from them soon. But that is irrelevant.

My purpose in posting this thread was to share my functioning code and get feedback as to its improvement. Can some one either help me with that, or redirect me to a better forum if this is not the right one?

No lack of appreciation for commentary thus far is meant. I just would like to get to the heart of the matter. Thank you.

To make the error easier to recognize, I created two pages for comparison:

https://wp-testing.chrisparrishdesign.com/smart-product-viewer-error/ : This one demonstrates what occurs without the snippet fix and with Concatenate Scripts set to “false” in wp-config. You should see that 0% displays in front of a frozen elephant. The elephant can’t animate because jquery is loaded after jquery migrate. This occurs whether the Jquery Migrate is loaded from its default directory or whether it is loaded from the directory belonging to the Helper Plugin (when the plugin is active).

https://wp-testing.chrisparrishdesign.com/smart-viewer-fix/ : And this one demonstrates when the snippet is active, since I added is_page to the snippet to target only this page. You should see that the elephant animation loads fully (100%) and the animation can be triggered by clicking and dragging across the elephant, or by pressing the play button. The error is not present on this page.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by CParris.

As a side note, I’m a still a bit confused as to what specifically I am mistaken about with regard to the Enable jQuery Migrate Helper plugin. From the repository here in the description it says “This plugin serves as a temporary solution, enabling the migration script for your site to give your plugin and theme authors some more time to update, and test, their code.” That seems to match what I stated the plugin does in my first post.

Can you explain what you mean?

Hmmm… Well I do appreciate that you sought a consensus, thank you. And I’m sorry if I’ve misunderstood what the Helper plugin does. However, I’m not reporting an issue with the plugin. It’s just that other posts have recommended it as a way to fix the error “jQuery is not defined” for the time being. So I’m reporting that it doesn’t address the result I’m experiencing, which also triggers that error.

Anyway, it’s worth noting that this issue was not present prior to 5.5. And I did test both code snippets to be certain they fixed the issue before posting this thread. And they do. One or the other will change the order of loading so that jQuery loads before jQuery Migrate. And to be certain other plugins, such as cashers, were not the issue, I am using a testing site with Twenty Twenty as the theme, and only the one problematic plugin is active.

The page is here: https://wp-testing.chrisparrishdesign.com/smart-product-viewer-error/

Please let me know if I can provide anything more helpful, such as credentials, etc. for you to check it out more thoroughly.

As I had this issue with several different sites and different plugins, I am hoping to fine tune the remedy and post it on my site to help others. I was unable to find other posts from a google search that provided a workaround that addressed this specifically. So that is why I’m putting forth the effort.

And I’m just assuming that “very soon” and “not far out” are relative terms. ??

Thanks again.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by CParris.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by CParris.

Thank you for the suggestion, Steven. I just tried that but no love. Any other suggestions?

Are there any issues with my semantics or methodology?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by CParris.

Looks like you have incorporated the fix into the latest version (1.4.6), so this patch is no longer needed (i.e. “Teleporter – fix for the content width not being 100%”) .

I tested it, and it now works for me without the added custom CSS. Thank you!

Update: I was wrong about creating new columns as a solution. But now I think I have an easy way for you to reproduce the problem. Delete the text-editor widget from the column in your demo and see what happens. On my page the width of the widgets is somehow defined by the visible width of the button (all widgets in the column are reduced to the width of the button because no text editor widget is present).

I wonder… I have this vague memory about the rules of flex. Did you incorporate more use of flex into this version? Just a thought.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by CParris.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by CParris.

Ok, well I can’t see what is causing widgets in the teleporter columns to be less than full width. They are approximately (but not quite) 100px shorter and thus shift to the left. And oddly, when Teleporter is turned off, the column content returns to full width.

I have found I don’t need to add the custom css I mentioned earlier as a workaround, because I can fix the issue by creating new columns and deleting the old ones. So a fix doesn’t seem urgent to me.

Still this is a weird issue. So here is a live site where you can see the problem:
Teleporter Glitch Page

And here is a template for you to examine:
Teleporter Glitch Template

Note that the 3rd column is properly centered because I left the custom css in there for reference. I hope this helps.

Also, if you wouldn’t mind, please let me know when you have downloaded the template, so I can remove it.Thanks. ??

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by CParris.

Sorry, clearly I need to provide more info. I just installed your tutorial file on a clean testing site, and it does not have the issue with 1.4.5. So I’m making comparisons now, and will report back soon as I have something more useful to share.

@ooohboi, with the last update you pushed to fix this issue (1.4.3), you warned against using calc(). So I was concerned that the beautiful effect you demonstrate in your Elementor Teleporter Hero video would have problems, since it uses calc to shift columns up and down. However, this seems to work just fine in Chrome with my latest tests with 1.4.3. Is calc() no longer a concern or is the miscalculation just a minor thing in this instance?

In any case, thank you very much for sharing this cool stuff and for the quick fix!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by CParris.

Same problem, with everything from the header through the body of the page not displaying correctly – ugly overlapping of elements. Only the footer appears to be unaffected.