dhruvkb

Based on the error message “The scheduled event, action_scheduler_run_queue, failed to run.”, it seems like your hosting provider has disabled cron jobs for your site. What was your hosting provider’s response when you talked to them?

There are a few more plugins that can provide social media functionality like Ultimate Member or PeepSo. Is there a specific reason for not choosing BuddyPress?

The form is functional but there is a small CSS issue with it that’s causing the checkmark to not appear in the right place. You can apply the following custom CSS and that should fix the issue:

input[type="checkbox"] {
  position: relative !important;
}

Since any password you enter is being sent to the server via a POST request, I would advise you not to enter your real password if you suspect your site has been accessed by a malicious party. If you use the same password elsewhere, you should change it.

@skyhightech a pure CSS solution doesn’t exist for this. You will need to use JavaScript to trigger the animation by observing the element’s intersection with the viewport.

The site you linked is using the Animated Headline widget from Elementor Pro. I’m not sure how one can achieve the same effect without using a plugin.

You can do this by following these steps:

1. Go to Appearance > Editor.
2. Open the list view (the icon that looks like ≡) in the top bar.
3. Find the “Navigation” component in the tree.
4. In the right panel, the “Navigation” component has options for

• Submenu & overlay text
• Submenu & overlay background

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by dhruvkb.

Installing a plugin should not reset all your settings. It seems that something else also happened besides the plugin installation. Could you elaborate what you mean by “popups are not working”? Do you see some error message?

Also the plugin forum might be a good place to see if anyone else experienced the same problem as you.

Can you log into the server via FTP or the admin panel? If so try uploading the comments.php file from a fresh WordPress download into the wp-includes/blocks/ directory? If the file was somehow deleted, this should restore it.

This can be accomplished using By using JavaScript, specifically the Intersection Observer API. The observer will receive events everytime the element appears on the screen and you can use it to fire the animations.

Since you are using Elementor, their support forums might be a good place to ask for idiomatic solutions to achieve that effect.

Adding the following CSS should fix the header movement.

#header-outer { padding-top: 28px !important; }
#header-outer #logo img { height: 75px !important; }
#header-outer nav ul li:not(#social-in-menu) a {
  padding-top: 27.5px !important;
  padding-bottom: 55.5px !important;
}
#header-outer nav ul li#social-in-menu a {
  margin-top: 26.6px !important;
  margin-bottom: 54.6px !important;
}

Note that this is purely a hack that fixes the sizes to their larger values. Without having a copy of the theme it is not possible to provide an idiomatic elegant solution.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by dhruvkb.

For this effect to stop you can add some custom CSS to the theme that fixes the padding on the elements where it is changing.

@acetouchpoint that seems to be a feature of the theme you are using on the site. Can you share the name of the theme so that we can take a deeper look?

You do not need to be a paying user, @breeve. These are the WordPress.org forums after all! If you don’t see the options there, try checking under Settings > General. There you might be able to see the form fields to set Site Title and Tagline.

Which theme are you using? Also, are all other plugins disabled?