janetm2010

Just solved the issue on our one Firefox installation. The AddToAny buttons weren’t being allowed to show because of a privacy extension in Firefox to prevent Google from spying and tracking you.

So by turning it off when I need to make adjustments in the dashboard with AddToAny plugin, we can, and then just turn the privacy blocker back on when finished. Hope this helps somebody else who might be having the problem, if it’s from the same source.

Janet

We were wondering if any solution was found for the share icons not showing in Firefox. We have the same problem, 3 different machines but on the most important one it doesn’t show in Firefox but does with chrome, edge and opera. So if it works on 2 machines with Firefox, could there be some kind of setting that’s interfering with it?

Thanks, Janet

It’s on a local machine at the moment, testing it out to see how it works before going live. It’s the ColorMag ( Wild Magazine ) version. https://demo.themegrill.com/colormag-wild-magazine/

At the top of the header on the right where the social icons are, we were wondering if there was a way to add more. Worked with a few themes that had a + add button in the customizer section and you could add more if needed. Wondering if that was possible with this theme because it looks better from the theme than social media plugins we tried.

Thanks

Ok, and thanks for your help, much appreciated.

Thanks

That worked. We removed the video from the section and not only did the google ID errors go away, but every error that was showing before went away. There was about 20 different ones of varying types, but now the page loads with no errors at all.

So is that going to happen if we use YouTube videos on a page, is it something to be expected using embedded videos? Or is there something we need to do to prevent errors like that when embedding videos with that theme?

Thanks

We finally just reinstalled WordPress, starting with a clean install and a simple WordPress theme, then ran the test and the ( https://googleads.g.doubleclick.net/pagead/id and the https://static.doubleclick.net/instream/ad_status.js ) errors were gone.

So then we tried another theme, this time tried the ” Colormag Wild Magazine ” version. It was fine as well. So we ran the test with the Colormag Dark theme and the google ads thing was in there again. So it must have something to do with at least that version of theme for some reason. Here is the link from the Dark theme showing the google id errors. ” https://search.google.com/test/mobile-friendly?view=fetch-info&id=9soNx180slACOp2wWXIs1Q “.

We can use the Wild Theme if necessary as it doesn’t have the google ads errors. But we were wondering if you might be able to tell us why they’re there and what they do because we really liked that theme for what were going to use it for.

Thanks again.

Ok, but we haven’t installed any plugins yet except for the ones the theme recommended when installing the theme. They were (Elementor) (Everest Forums) and the (Demo Importer). We used the demo importer to import the data from the (Dark) theme.

So are you saying to deactivate those three? If that doesn’t do it then should we just wipe it all clean with a new wordpress install and reinstall the Colormag theme?

Thanks again.

That worked, so far we’re really liking this theme. Thank you so much for your help.