Emielb

@raajtram Thank you!

Thanks for your feedback.

It’s the same for CSS or JS files (Classic Editor / CC Child Pages). I think it’s normal that they can be accessed, as they’re included in the admin page (or frontend for frontend plugins) and executed by the browser of the user.

It’s also difficult for me to pin down where the problem could be, as I’ve never seen a problem like this before and that I’ve looked at all the reasons I could think of (.htaccess, files/folders access rights, etc.).

I will let you know if I find something.

I created the most basic WordPress website:
– Theme: Twenty twenty (default)
– Plugins: Classic Editor, CC Child Pages

I still see the problem.

The static files of Classic Editor can be accessed : https://test.dclic.ovh/wp-content/plugins/classic-editor/readme.txt
But not the static files of CC Child Pages: https://test.dclic.ovh/wp-content/plugins/cc-child-pages/readme.txt

Webhosting: OVH, with a normal PHP 7.3 shared hosting under Linux, running FPM/FastCGI. It’s another hosting than the one of the real website where I also see this problem.

I can send you admin credentials if you want to see the WordPress admin panel by yourself.

Thanks for your feedback. I deactivated WordFence, but there is no difference.

Turning off the button is a good work around, as the error notice doesn’t show up. But I really would like to keep this button.

Next week I will do a new install of WordPress and add the plugins one by one to try to identify what is the reason behind this problem (if it’s a conflict with another plugin or maybe a problem with my hosting). I’ll let you know if I have more information.

I have the same problem, but it happens everytime I refresh the page.

After looking into it, it seems all files in the plugin folder are forbidden (HTTP 403). /includes/js/ccchildpages-plugin.js but also /readme.txt for example.

I don’t have any .htaccess that could block these files. The static files in other plugin folders are available normally (HTTP 200).

Access rights seems ok (755 on folders and 644 on files).

What can be causing this issue?
Let me know if I can be of any help.

Thank you.

WP 5.3.2
CCCP 1.37
Wordfence 7.4.6
WP Rocket 3.5.1

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Emielb.

Hi,

Same here, it would make more sense to have the image title displayed rather than the caption.

Thanks!

Thank you very much!

Thanks!

Thank you for your answer! I will look into this.

It’s perfect! Thank you so much!

Hi,

Thank you for your answers.
The link is now actually on the button “Consulter la carte des pizzas” (a little down the page).

I’ve found a workaround by putting the image with 0 x 0 pixel size next to the text. I put the code below if it can help someone wanting the same result :

<a class="et_pb_button et_pb_lightbox_image" href="https://demo.dclic.info/basic/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/carte-pizzas.jpg" target="_blank">Consulter la carte des pizzas<img src="https://demo.dclic.info/basic/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/carte-pizzas.jpg" alt="" style="width: 0;"></a>

So this topic is resolved. Thanks!

+1

I have the same trouble. Is there a way to avoid the lightbox on a specific image (i.e. with a rel tag)?

Thanks!

Hi,

As of version 2.16, I don’t see the translated sentences in the French MO/PO file. Could you update this files in the next plugin update?

Thank you!

Thank you!
I translated all sentences.