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Great! Looks like its working perfectly now. Thank you @awordpresslife !

Thanks @awordpresslife

Did you try clicking on one of the posts? The issue resides there (black screen, with an X in the upper right corner)

Hi @awordpresslife

The URL is https://projectqsydney.com/q-blog/applications/

This is one of the category landing pages, I’ve changed the main blog page to the standard WP blog layout for now until resolved.

I’ll follow up over on you website as well. – john

Hello @awordpresslife , I am currently experiencing the exact same issue and my client is not very happy, as their blog is the central focus of their website.

I’m running the latest version of the Blog Filter Premium plugin. Lazyload is disabled from Jetpack as well. My theme (Avada) is all up to date.

Any suggestions?

Brilliant! Fixed. Just simply needed to add to the start wrapper:

<div id=”content”><div class=”page col-full”>

And to the end wrapper

</div></div>

I suspect this might apply to most, if not all woothemes templates, just in case this issue pops up in the future for anybody else.

Thanks for all of your help. Donating. – john

Hello again, I emailed Woo Themes for support on this issue, and this is what they’ve informed me;

Hi John,

There is no such thing as a non standard content wrapper as all content wrappers in themes are slightly different so there is no standard.

I don’t know how this particular developer adds content wrappers via his plugin but you will need to ask him how to do that as you need to match the HTML wrapper structure from our theme for his plugin to work. I have no experience of his plugin though so don’t know his exact process.

If you open the page.php file in our theme this is a good place for you to see any content HTML wrappers, you will need to know how to add these to his plugin though.

I hope this information assists you.

Kind Regards

Stuart – WooNinja
General Support Lead

Could you please instruct me where I might go about adding HTML wrappers to this plugin?

Thanks
John

Tried wrapping my staff description in <div id=”content”> Text </div>, but it still left an issue with the rest of the page.

Thanks for the quick reply! I didnt use any custom content wrappers for other pages so I’m not quite exactly sure what to do here. Any suggestions? I’m happy to pay for support if need be. -john

Hello, I think I am having the same issue at the OP. You can see here

https://unitedstatespilatesassociation.com/staff/

The main content area is white – it seems the plugin is placing content in the footer.

Is this an easy fix by chance?

Thanks
John

Hi, I’m also curious about this. Can’t seem to figure it out.

Sure, I will message you later tonight. Thank you so much!

Hi! I gave that a try but still no luck. In the meantime I’ve just set it to show 1000 locations, which means no pagination needed (for me) but isn’t ideal. If you have any other ideas I’d be happy to give them a go.

Here you can clearly see the difference between the numbered pagination broken links and the prev/next, which work correctly;

<span class="pagination-links">
<a href="/unitedstatespilatesassociation/wp-admin/admin.php?page=slp_manage_locations&start=100">2</a>
<a href="/unitedstatespilatesassociation/wp-admin/admin.php?page=slp_manage_locations&start=200">3</a>
<a href="/unitedstatespilatesassociation/wp-admin/admin.php?page=slp_manage_locations&start=300">4</a>
<a href="/unitedstatespilatesassociation/wp-admin/admin.php?page=slp_manage_locations&start=400">5</a>
<a href="/wp-admin/admin.php?page=slp_manage_locations&start=100">?</a></span>

It’s referencing an incorrect relative path

“www.sitename.com/sitename/wp-admin…”

The pagination is trying to reference a folder within my root directory named the same as my URL, which is odd, because I never had my wordpress files stored in such a place.

I believe I updated correctly – it’s referencing the correct URL in the wp_options table, row 3. Is there somewhere else I should be looking?