Droidism

Thanks for your answer!

Hi Meitar,

Thanks for your feedback and your point about wp-debug. Should come in handy for folks who are not aware if this.

Where wp-debug is used, its output isn’t saved in the normal location (wp-content/). The logs are moved to something like site/domain/logs. Public access is then denied with the help of a location block in either NGINX or Apache. Sometimes the access is denied in .htaccess, depending on the level of server access. ??

I.e.

<FilesMatch "\.(htaccess|htpasswd|ini|log)$">
   Order Allow, Deny
   Deny from all
</FilesMatch>

(note to other readers: never copy blindly, but do check and confirm before adding stuff…)

After that rotation of log files is configured to compress and remove log files after N days with the help of logrotate.

But even with this config it is always important to know when the constants should be enabled or disabled. Sometimes cloning production to staging or even dev can help answer the “why” and “how” question.

In the near future I will give Subresource Integrity Manager another try. There are always projects where a plugin like yours adds great value.

Thanks again for your help!

Ciao

What I did is install the plugin. After activation the error log appeared. That, to me at least, was interesting enough to post it in your support section.

Anyway, thanks for your reply.

Ciao!

Note to self

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

Hi Oliver,

The CSS output for the Grandchild flyout in V1.2.9 is perfect. ??

Thanks again for your incredible fast reply, quick support, and subsequent swift action in pushing the update.

Have a great day!

Thanks for your swift feedback. Appreciated, and keep up the incredible valuable work you are doing!

@cartflows Thanks for explaining.

One might hazard a guess that the description of CartFlows should actually give me a clue, as it clearly states that it is a funnel builder for WordPress. Guess I suffered from a case of not RTFM’ing and now understand why the actual WC cart page isn’t styled ??

And so far no doubts, again; great job! Will defenitely check out what Pro brings to the table.

Have a great day and keep up the good work!

Fixed. Thanks and have a great evening!

Edit: disabling “Admin Edit” in the Responsive Buttons section fixes the WSOD.

Duh… I’m the one that needs to close the issue. Guess it’s one of those days.

@cybr Thanks for your quick reply.

It’s save to assume that I’m an complete and utter idiot.

Somehow the checkbox for “Exclude this Post from all archive listings.” was enabled on all the posts. Found this out by your comment about checking the Archive settings on my latest posts.

I had a really hard time imagining that The SEO Framework had a bug, for the simple fact that it’s been a rock solid, fast performing plugin from v0.1 and onwards. This was confirmed after enabling WP_DEBUG and adding Query Monitor in the mix. Smooth sailing as usual…

I’m really sorry for causing a ruckus, and I will check the settings way, way better next time.

To end on a positive note: I learned something new today… ;0

Concider this non-issue closed!

Hi @icaleb,

Sadly this method does not seems work, at least not on my theme. Eventually I opted for the lazy method and added the archive-product.php to the theme folder.

On archive-product.php I added a span before woocommerce_page_title(). This allows me to use css for the WC Cat page titles, but sadly not on the output generated by the WC shortcode output, i.e. the [product_categories columns="6"] one.

Thanks for your help & suggestion and have a great day!

well Geez @barryhughes-1 , this thread I started is getting embarrassing. I guess sending in a support ticket after a 12 hour plus workday isn’t the smartest thing I can do.

The error seems related to TEC Pro, and I will get help via the apropriate channel for that.

My sincere apologies and have a good weekend!

Well, it’s seems I am mistaken. I get the same debug.log output for v4.6.7 and it only seems to happen on some of the bbPress and BuddyPress pages.

Hi @enshrined,

Excuses for the delayed response, somehow I managed to completeley overlook the WP Forums email in the email cue.

In answer to your question: the Beaver Builder Pro Plugin and Beaver Builder theme, both the latest versions.

After your suggestion about trying a standard theme I got a idea that I wanted to try out. So I did not deactivate any plugins or switch theme, but rather simply just created a new page, added an image in the “regular” way via Page -> Add Media, selected an svg, saved the page and viewed the front-end and Yup, the image is show in 280px x 280px as specified in the SVG view box properties. So definitely a conflict between Save SVG and the Beaver Builder plugin, vice versa.

I did notice however that one of my SVG’s has a gradient on the bottom that got stripped out and it is now a solid colour. This is ofcourse a completely different problem and if you prefer i can create a new topic for this.

Again, thanks for your time and all your effort!