justal

No problem, hopefully it was of some assistance.

Alan.

Yes, I can confirm I’m using the latest version of the plugin (v.3.68.4) I’ve double checked today and have cleared my browsers cache etc but the jQuery issue is still present.

Thanks,
Alan.

Sorry, I haven’t any more… It was causing problems on https://www.alananna.co.uk.

I tried deactivating jQuery Colorbox and reactivating it a number of times (and went through all of my other plugins, deactivating them all and reactivating them one by one) and each time I did, whenever jQuery Colorbox was activated it caused the toggles on the two sidebars to not work and the pop-out search box at the top of the page didn’t work either. Once jQuery Colorbox was deactivated then they worked fine. I’ve therefore removed jQuery Colorbox from this installation and have replaced it with another similar plugin called WP Lightbox 2.

Thanks for getting back to me though.
Alan.

WordPress 4.2.2 and Sixteen theme. Child Links not working in Chrome. They don’t work in IE or Firefox here either… Unless I click on a very specific spot within the link.

Help please.

Thanks,
Alan.

Same issue here: https://thebearrhayader.co.uk/cms/

Anyone got any ideas please?

‘Eagle145’ – What I did in the end was to give mDocs posts a date earlier than that of my first blog post. That way, although they were still essentially within the main blog-post stream they didn’t show up on the front page of the blog posts or within links to latest posts etc… However if my client did want an mDoc post post within the main blog post stream they could still do that by not pre-dating the post when they added it.

Not ideal, but it achieved a result that was acceptable and I sold it to the client by telling them that it gave them the option of having an mDoc post in the main stream or not, depending on their requirements for each mDoc post so gave them added flexibility.. Hope that helps?

Al.