fmortara

Sent, thanks

Here’s the solution: you just need to remove the absolute position from the header .site-header:not(.sticky).with-header-slider.

from:

.site-header:not(.sticky).with-header-slider {
    position: absolute;
}

to

.site-header:not(.sticky).with-header-slider {
    position: relative;
}

Or just add the rule to the custom CSS in personalization area.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by fmortara.

I’ve checked. Is a theme’s problem.

Of course. I hoped you know which plugin can cause the problem.

In browser console, I have a message that say a function is disabled because WordPress version is previous of 5.4. But I have 5.4.2, and also I’ve reinstalled core.

https://pasteboard.co/JhDabDx.png

Hi @jeroenrotty,
WordPress and all plugin installed are up to date.

These are the screenshot of errors.
Yoast box broken: https://pasteboard.co/JhD2ZKP.png
Console error: https://pasteboard.co/JhD3FSt.png
Another console error: https://pasteboard.co/JhD3YTc.png
Plugins list: https://pasteboard.co/JhD5Xb2.png (Layerslider should be up to date, it’s included in a theme)

The problem is present if I use Classic Editor. If I disable it, plugin run correctly.

I think it’s an error.
The plugin run correctly, but the message still remain on top of all admin page.
I think there is a pro version that require a license key.

The problem is compatibility with Gutenberg: installing Classic Editor solve the problem.
This is useful during the bug fix by author.

No, because I should insert list(s) into hidden field.

I’m trying to use a custom form. In v2 I was able to include list via hidden field into html code.

TIP: You may set a field into shortcode that set the list. ie: [mailpoet_form id=”1″ list_id=”1,2″]

Hi Rachel,
Have you tried to remove edit users and delete users capabilities to other admins? Or to the new manager role?

Hi dFactory,
If you put a code in the non functional textarea, the code are called and executed also in case of refusing cookies. You can see it with a simple console.log() call.

I’m using WP 4.4.2 and CN 1.2.34

Also, in link that you post above, a user have the same issue.

After some debug, I’ve found the issue.

Version 3.9.1.1
In file core.php in the function getMatchDay(); there is a call to prepare method of $wpdb, that convert all season value to integer. If you set that value to 2015/16, as most used, you have 2015 in query that select match day.

You should change this:
405: $sql = "SELECT id, match_day, DATEDIFF(NOW(), date) AS datediff FROM {$wpdb->leaguemanager_matches} WHERE league_id = '%d' AND season = '%d' ORDER BY datediff ASC";

with:
405: $sql = "SELECT id, match_day, DATEDIFF(NOW(), date) AS datediff FROM {$wpdb->leaguemanager_matches} WHERE league_id = '%d' AND season = '%s' ORDER BY datediff ASC";

This because the prepare method convers all value to integer if called with %d. if you want a decimal value (ie 2015/16) you must call with %s.

Hope it will be fixed in the next update also in the other case.

hope it’s helpfull

Can you explain how the new getMatchDay function work?

I do not understand…

Thanks, I have been read. (Just after I’ve posted here)

But, there is a workaround to apply a datepicker and a similar function in browser that not support [input type=”date”]?