JMaartenW

i’ve since found out the dev site also has these errors which is on php7.2 but on and old version of WordPress

running Version 19.6

the website is always kept up to date with all plugins, themes and Core versions

it would appear to be an issue mainly on the home page. some of the other pages are showing internal links

i’ve even tried the /page-name/ uri instead of the full url hyperlinks and this does not help

I’ve done these tasks on the Live site to no avail, several attempts in fact

“clear the WooCommerce transients and the analytics cache.

Then you can try Reimporting Historical Data”

yes I am on version 1.37.0

i’ve had to hide the USD salary via CSS

li.salary {
display: none !important;
}

example page https://attenti.co.uk/job/ceobafsa/

What is going on with this issue? the github ticket says it’s resolved but it is still happening for me.
I have to rely on the CSS to remove the duplicate USD Salary field so it only shows the GBP??

li.salary {
display: none !important;
}

Anyone having this issue use this CSS code to remove the duplicate USD field

however Automattic should find a proper solution to remove this from the plugin.

li.salary {
display: none;
}

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by JMaartenW.

Having the same issue here!!!!

Salary showing in USD per year as well as GDP https://attenti.co.uk/job/chairbbrc/

I see this issue was raised 5 DAYS AGO ALEADY.

Can I just point out that THIS IS AN URGENT ISSUE
a resolution needs to be found as soon as possible as this is negatively affecting candidates from applying!!!

Please resolve now.

correct THERE IS A MASSIVE BUG WITH THIS “NEW FEATURE”

why on earth give them 5 stars when you it doesn’t work!!!???

Uhm can’t remember if I left anything enabled there. basically with mininfy enabled the only thing that breaks is the menu bar now as you saw in the image. when I switched to html tidy the whole header was a mess and didn’t work properly.

if you want to I can enable the settings for a short time of your chosing so you can see it in action. i’m not sure how else we’re gonna resolve this issue otherwise

hi thanks,

I already tried that, it breaks the site completely.

hi Marko, yes more or less did that apart from one or two random CSS files but last night after another night of endless testing I’ve basically worked out now that the only issue remaining (the main menu items all getting bunched up) is caused when I enable the HTML & XML> HTML minify setting see 3 screenshots
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/zlrft1r853m6e4e/AAD7uZr2VWBVuV1sYSj2ItTma?dl=0

Now I’ve sort of learned how to exclude CSS files but I’ve tried a number of wasy to exclude the “Main-Menu” “Fusion-Menu” but don’t now what the format should look like or what HTML element to exclude.

hopefully a little bit more direction from you and I’ll be able to resolve this last issue.

thanks in advance.

hi MArko,

thanks for the reply
yes the document says to disable lazyloading JS compiler and CSS which i did, but only when I disabled ALL the settings did some of the issues get resolved
https://www.dropbox.com/s/sn74pit3wbeqshk/disabled%20Performance%20settings.JPG?dl=0

I’ve tried with and without leading forward slash.
“the text underneath the box never Minify the following CSS files” says
“

and query strings.”

this message seems to contradict what you’ve told me. but either i’ve tried both.

so far none of the CSS files i’ve excluded ( a long list ) seems to work.
can you tell me if I should be enabling CSS minify and then find the relevant CSS file to exclude or Disable the minify CSS settings and then find the correct CSS file to exclude. reason for asking is that with CSS minify enabled there are hundreds of randomly named CSS files listed from the W3C cached Directory?

thanks
J M W

hi, So I’ve made some progress but still not fully resolved.
i followed your suggestion and found all the orgional CSS files ( had to disable the minify settings first so the website looked correct I then added the css files one at a time to the exceptions list to no avail
I then found that contrary to your document about W3C cache settings in Avada theme, i had to disable ALL of the Avada Performance settings. this resolved some of the issues.

i have one issue remaining where the Menu is still all “bunched up” i figured out by using the inspection tools in Chrome how to find the related CSS file that controls the menus which was /wp-content/themes/Avada/assets/css/style.min.css?ver=7.3.1
but this STILL did not fix the menu padding issue
i also tried wp-content/themes/Avada/assets/css/style.min.css?ver=7.3.1

then with CSS minify enabled the css file changes that controls that menu
so I added that one too but no change wp-content/cache/minify/f36d6.css

so now i’m stuck with no way to resolve this.
to get the menu to work correctly i have to disable all 3 settings for CSS minification as mentioned earlier.

can you tell me which CSS file should be excluded to fix the menu padding?
should it be added with or without a leading slash?

many thanks for the help so far

I understand but HOW do I know which CSS file???