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Update

I added .tc-is-mobile article:not([class*=expanded]) figure:not([class*=no-thumb]) figcaption>a {width:100% !important;}

to my css and that seems to have at least made the link active for the whole thumbnail again. It is set to width:0 in the theme style.

Thanks Ron. I will give that a shot!

This was not the answer, it is more complicated in this theme and I never did manage to do it but thank you for your reply.

I will. Thank you. So bizarre (but good? I guess) that you are not experiencing it. I have to turn it back to maintenance mode now, the customer just saw that it was live and freaked out a little.

I am using all IOS devices, I’m afraid. ipad mini, ipad, iphone 6plus and iphone 5.

Clearing cache only helps until page reload. Once that hamburger menu is loaded, the other menu is broken off-screen and when displayed again, doesn’t work. Could there be a solution that hides the menus with visibility:hidden css instead of hiding them with display:none css, so they still get built? Or would that not solve it.

Disabling plug-in… well, that’s a long story. I am using Optimizer and the mobile menu is not functioning correctly in the first place, so I can’t even test it.

I suspect it is the theme. I have the premium version and have posted in the support forum.

Thank you!

https://manitowocsymphony.org/

I should have it in maintenance mode, since it’s incomplete right now.

Do this:
1. use a mobile device and load any page in portrait.
2. rotate device to landscape orientation.

Hamburger disappears and correct menu appears, but none of its second level/drop down links function. Top level links work. But submenus don’t appear. Neither do the arrows. Inspection reveals the links are not even there.

I realized I should have stated that I have been through the troubleshooting checklist. But I went through my plugins again, more slowly. The cause is the JSJ Gallery Slideshow plugin. I will have to find a replacement – it was not a big part of the website anyway. Add it to the list of non-compats.

Thank you for your time and assistance!

Thanks for looking Nick. Not that I know of. I am using SuperCache but disabling it didn’t make a difference. I am also using WordFence Premium but don’t see anything like that in the options.

Add this css in a child theme or a plug-in that allows you to add custom css code. I use the Simple Custom CSS plug-in.

Substitute your color for #ccc

.nav-menu li a {color:#ccc;}

You can use ::before or ::after and assign it a percentage for font size and display of block and that’ll do it. Try this.

.hero-content span h2::after {content:"paragraph, blah blah";font-size:35%;line-height:135%; display:block !important;margin-top:20px;}

I, too, have just started experiencing this while running WordPress on Chrome on an iMac running El Capitan. The theme I am using is Customizr Pro.

Using Safari solves it but I would much rather use Chrome. Sometimes if you press the space bar, THEN paste, it works. But sometimes not.

It wasn’t doing this yesterday.

I’m using the Origamiez theme and am having the same issue. Can’t fix it with css. Any help would be appreciated.

Does this work?

.simcal-calendar-list {text-align:center;}

Temporary fix for grouped calendar issue. I found this worked for me for now.

The grouped calendar is stopping on the last event of the last calendar that appears alphabetically in the list of grouped calendars. So if you have calendars A, B, and C, the grouped display cuts off on whatever month the last event in C is, even when there are later events in calendars A or B.

So I figured out which one of my individual calendars had the furthest out event, which in my case is calendar A, with a dance in 2017. I renamed that calendar to Z and saved it. Then I deleted all the calendars in my grouped calendar and saved it. Then I added the calendars back again and saved it. This time, with B, C and Z. Everything now displays. Hopefully this helps someone having similar problems?!

NICK. I figured it out and there is a bug. The grouped calendar displays only as many months as the alphabetically last individual calendar in the group. After troubleshooting it for hours, I realized that it always ended on the last event of the last calendar in the list of grouped calendars, which as you know is alphabetical. I simply changed the name and the slug of my “longest reaching” calendar to begin with a z so that it’s last in the list and VOILA. Everything now displays.