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Thanks for your reply. My WP_DEBUG set to false in my wp-config.php file, so I am still not sure why the errors show up when I try to turn off the Query Monitor plugin. They are not there when it is on, and they show up when I turn it off.

I am not a developer but I will attempt to figure out what is causing the errors, but I am still concerned as to why this above behavior is happening when I simply try to turn off Query Monitor.

Also other info you might need is site is https://www.roadworkscustom.com.

I was just about to modify the function you mentioned. I instead used your suggestion to use the Custom HTML widget. That did the trick without needing to modify my Functions.php file.

Thanks!!!

Awesome! Thanks! I was looking high and low for the code and forgot to look in the customize section of the admin area. I am so used to working directly with the style.css that I was totally overlooking the next most obvious.

Now I just need to figure out why WordPress is injecting <p></p> tags around my menu item html in the text widget and I will be good to go.

Thanks!!

Hello @megamenu. As always, super fast response from you. Thanks!

I checked your response and that prompted me to try other browsers and machines, which I should have already done. I found that only the Chrome installation on my personal machine was making this happen. I updated Chrome and I now have no problem.

Thanks for sending me in the correct direction. Love the plugin!

I have included link to a “pre-update” screenshot of Chrome and the problem it was causing just in case someone else has the same problem and will know to troubleshoot by checking other browsers and machines, and updating their Chrome browser if needed.

Here is the screenshot link. Screenshot

That is understandable for the ‘When the user tries to leave the page’ setting but it shouldn’t do that for all the other settings too as I stated above in my 3rd post.

It looks like I am “still looking” for a way to encourage people to log out of one particular page on my site before they leave the page.

Thanks though…

Any further ideas?

Thanks, but that did not quite do the trick yet.
1. I updated to the latest.
2. Now when I am set on show modal when scrolling, show modal on page load, or show modal when user is leaving the page, it pops up a modal when I move my cursor to the bookmarks bar at the top of my browser but only then, and only once. It does not show a modal when any of the above actions take place. In order for the action that is happening when I hover over the bookmarks bar to take place I have to reload the page every time to reproduce it.
3. I have cleared cached images and files and done repeated hard refreshes on the browser. Behavior stays the same as described.

By the way. Thanks for looking into this. You are trying your best to give support, and that is what makes a plugin worth having!

Here you go. The link to the test page is below. I have the shortcode pasted onto the page under all of the rest of the content.

https://www.roadworksmfg.com/modal-test/

Worked like a charm. Thanks for the extremely quick response!

Thank you for the very quick reply. Your code did the trick.

Thanks!!!

Thanks Erica. Your code did the trick. I had thought that the default behavior was for a single column in mobile view. Thanks for letting me know the default behavior.

Actually Correction of the last.

I have Envira running on another site that is doing the same thing. Here is the link to one of the gallery pages on that site:

working-trucks-walcott-truckers-jamboree-2015

I have this running on localhost before going live. About Tuesday or Wednesday of next week I will go live whether this is fixed or not. I will be able to give a link at that time.

Anyone have any idea?