dwcandy

Thank you for responding. I looked on the template gallery page and there was not an “id” number per se. Is it just the word like “image” or “list”

For the example given above, would the following be a valid ways to run the argument?

[amazon_auto_links asin=”B016ZNRC0Q, B00ZV9PXP2″ template_id=”image”]

<?php do_action( ‘aal_action_output’, array( ‘asin’ => ‘B016ZNRC0Q, B00ZV9PXP2’, ‘template_id’ => ‘image’) ); ?>

<?php echo apply_filters( ‘aal_filter_output’, ”, array( ‘asin’ => ‘B016ZNRC0Q, B00ZV9PXP2’, ‘template_id’ => ‘image’) ); ?>

I tried these versions, but they did not seem to work. They just return the default “list” template rather than the image template.

What would be the correct structure to select the “image” template?

Solved!

It was an update to WP Rocket. It was using remove unused CSS, so the toggled menu css class was removed.

Leo,

I made a copy of the site on https://test.m4lpt.com/

It’s not an exact copy because I just did it quickly, but everything seems to work with the mobile menu both with and without the plugins enabled.

All the plugins are currently disabled at https://test.m4lpt.com

Let me know what you’re able to figure out.

With WP Rocket disabled, the nav menu works on single posts, but not for pages or categories. Does that give any insight?

I tried disabling the other plugins, and the issue is the same… Single posts work, but other page menus don’t.

Does the mobile nav display use jquery?
I thought I read somewhere that GP stopped using jquery.
If so, what file path does that pull from?

Is there a way to tell which js / jquery file is being called upon?

That would be difficult to do without breaking the function of the site.
Is there any other way to figure it out?

When I’m logged in it works and with https://m4lpt.com/?nocache it works, so I think it has to be due to something caching the script.

In Dev console, it shows that the click on the hamburger menu is being picked up, it’s just not showing the mobile nav without a ? in the URL.

I thought the new version of GP was completely jquery Free.

The default Twenty-Twenty theme that it’s based on is jquery free, correct?

I have jquery that show as an unused script when I run a PageSpeed or Lighthouse report.

Is there a way to remove jquery from the theme without breaking it? What in the theme relies on jquery?

Thanks

There is a conflict with Ninja forms. I don’t use Ninja forms on my site, so its no big deal for me to deactivate it. I’m sure there are plenty of Generate Press users who use Ninja forms though, so may be worth checking into.