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I found a workaround but it involves editing plugin code which is not ideal because it will get overwritten in plugin updates:

Dashboard > Plugins > Editor > select ‘Fancybox for WordPress’ from dropdown menu > click ‘Select button

Edit plugin file: fancybox-for-wordpress/fancybox.php

Look for echo "\n<!-- Fancybox for WordPress v" . $version . ' -->'; ?> near line 222. Just below that you should see <script type="text/javascript">. Just after that opening script tag add if (window.innerWidth > 500) {

Next look for </script><?php echo "<!-- END Fancybox for WordPress -->\n"; near lines 314-315. Just above the closing script tag, add your ending curly brace for the if statement.

This prevents fancybox from initializing on page load if inner width of screen is smaller than 500px. Not ideal but effective.

Had the same issue on my site too. I had a fixed header nav roughly 180px tall. When user was on page and clicked anchor on that page, smooth scroll worked fine, but if user entered anchor URL manually e.g. mysite.com/#anchor, or clicked on the anchor link from another page (site is mostly one pager, but a few side pages) the offset would drop them too far.

It’s because the offset setting (default 20, adjust under Settings > ESSL Settings) wasn’t getting loaded before browser sent user to anchor location. This could probably be fixed with preventDefault() or setTimeout(), but it can be easily fixed with CSS magic.

I set my offset to 0 in the plugins settings.
Then I created a anchorOffSet class in my custom css for my theme

.anchorOffSet {
    padding-top: 200px;
    margin-top: -200px;
}

My setting positive padding-top and negative margin-top, you offset the anchor without creating any gaps in your page’s content. (Note: I used 200 because my fixed nav header was 180px high so this gave some spacing between anchor and top of screen, change to whatever works for you)

Have a look at the final result (one of many anchor links on this)

https://www.betterworldwireless.com/#mission

I moved wwwroot in inetpub to D: and that fixed the issue.

Also, what is the difference between Upload Path and Upload Url Path when in Site Settings? Not sure what the difference between the two are, but the field for Upload Url Path is empty on all my sites

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Yeah I had to perform a dnsflush and that did the trick. It seems typing wp-admin in URL doesn’t seem to work with Multisite but using meta widget and clicking Login link which takes me to wp-login.php that works ??

Well, that fixed issue for desktop anyways. On mobile devices, accordion is still not working, and FAQs are displaying like blog posts ??

Figured out the problem.

1.) Go to your page named “FAQ”
2.) Click edit next to Permalink
3.) Change permalink from Permalink: https://yourwesbite.com/faq/
to https://yourwesbite.com/faqs/

For some reason, if your pages permalink is “faq”, it breaks the accordion and WordPress displays your FAQs as blog posts.

Hi,

I am having the same issue. According was working one day, then all of a sudden it stopped. Have latest version of plugin, and I am not using any other plugins that use jQuery UI.

Hey Nick,

I’m looking at my database now and it appears those tables were not created. I have the following:

wp_commentmeta
wp_comments
wp_links
wp_options
wp_postmeta
wp_posts
wp_terms
wp_term_relationships
wp_term_taxonomy
wp_usermeta
wp_users

Should I try uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin to see if that will create the tables? Or should I manually create the tables myself via SQL? If so what are their structures?

Best Regards,
Craig

No, does that matter?