focallocal

i’ve updated to the latest version but i still get the exact same problem.

this is a major problem as my hosting company also is having issues with backups and i’m doing heavy work on my site. it would be a huge help if someone could suggest a fix, or another way to keep my site backed up.

i have the same, but only in my bp groups area. perhaps the issue is the same and publican has set the bp groups as his sites homepage. i followed the same steps and nothing fixed it.

here’s my site: focallocal.org

(you can access the groups area via the links in the sliding sidebar on the left)

ok, i did that and the error message remains the same

no, i was concerned about whether i might lose the backup i needed.

i suppose i can try as it does seem to be a different file but i would want to find a solution even if that does work so my site is backingup properly.

“parts of the site are not backing up at random and i get this error when i try to restore what is backed up: Error: An existing unremoved backup from a previous restore exists: /home/oliveboa/public_html/wp-content/plugins-old

Restore failed…”

is there anything else i should include?

when i try to restore what i have i also get this error message:

https://imgur.com/A3NOB28

i’m still stuck trying to find the code that is setting the style=left value so i can play around and make it responsive to different screen sizes.

@zoranc it would be a huge help if you could point me in the right direction as once i find it i can work out a solution and then your plugin will look amazing on a mobile device and all size screens!

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ok its taken me ages as i’m really not very good at code and web design but i almost have it working correctly so here’s the code i used. its probably not a very clean fix as i had a really hard time locating the code for the fields in the general settings (width, height, etc) so i’ve forced it by putting this code in my child them css with !important tags.

#tab_slide {
	left: 0px;
	height: auto !important;
	width: 25%;
	}

@media all and (max-width: 1200px) {
	#tab_slide {
	height: auto !important;
	width: 65% !important;
	right: 0px !important;
	}
	}

@media all and (max-width: 1200px) {
	#tab_slide_include {
	padding: 0px;
	}
	}

@media all and (max-width: 1200px) {
	.tab_text_bg {
	top: 25%;
	}

i set the height to auto because i wanted the tab_slide_wrapper to change dynamically with the content (and its overflow).

the width is set to 60% as that gives a good amount of room for content on a mobile device or small screen size.

i’ve also turned off the padding which takes up too much space on a mobile device and moved the tab higher up the page so it shows up when a visitor 1st visits my site. here’s a link focallocal.org

only one problem left! i’ve spent the past 6 hours trying to work out why on the smaller screen the tab starts part open already. it seems to be this line:
<div id="tab_slide" class="tab_slide tab_slide_wrapper" style="left: -198px; height: 100%; width: 25%;">

but i cant work out where the style-“left” value is set, or how to make it change with the screen size.

i’m also working out a way i can set the slide to different widths for web and mobile browsing and if i work it out i’ll post it here.

that is astonishing timing – i asked on forums all over the net and had just given up and was beggining searching for another sliding side bar i can use – glad i checked my emails first.

i’ll have a play with it and let you know how i got on :0)

this support forum appears to be active with lots of replies to following questions.

as the edges of the screen are cut off in mobile browsing the slider appears much too small and doesn’t have room to display anything (unless you’ve set it to slide out across more than half your screen).

does anyone have any suggestions for how to fix this?

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if anyone else has this problem i solved it by adding this code into my child-template’s .css

#wp-admin-bar-my-account img {
width:28px;
height:28px;
float:right;
margin-left:10px;
}

if anyone else has this problem i solved it by adding this code into my child-template’s .css

#wp-admin-bar-my-account img {
		width:28px;
		height:28px;
		float:right;
		margin-left:10px;
		}