navobel

@tanyakorteling , I’m using a child theme too and it worked for me (at least). But as adding CSS statements is much better than hacking the theme’s code, I strongly suggest to use the solution overide6 provided.

@overide6 thanks for sharing this solution!

(funny enough – at the colorlib homepage the travelify theme has this “bug” too)

Hi all,

I got this problem too. I changed the code of the theme in one line. As I’m not an expert for wordpress themes, php or similar things, use this solution with caution. I do not take responsibility for security issues or other malfunctions. The solution works the Travelify version 3.0.8. I didn’t check it for older versions.

So, here it is:

• make a backup
• open the file wp-content/themes/travelify/library/structure/content-extensions.php
• go to line 119: $image .= '<a href="' . esc_url( get_permalink() ) . '" title="'.the_title_attribute( '', '', false ).'">';
• replace the line: $image .= '<a href="' . esc_url( get_permalink() ) . '" >';
• reload your site

I suspect, something is not working properly with the alternative text for the link, so I removed this part of the line. But I think, this is only a workaround, the actual reason for this behaviour is unknown to me.

Again, before you do anything, make a backup and be sure, that you can restore everything in case of a malfuntion.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by navobel.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by navobel.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by navobel.

Hi daveybrown,

today I was in the exact same situation like you. I got a brand new server, copied my existing wordpress installation and everything was fine except SLB was not working (which means, that images were just displayed in a new tab).

Your guess with the DNS seemed to be right – I added a new line in my /etc/hosts pointing to my new server and from that moment on SLB started to work.

Best regards!

Hi iophtgrphs,

thank you very much for sharing this trick! It works for me very well.

Khürt: Nope, you have to modify the file “image-metadata-cruncher.php” of the plugin.

Best regards!

Hello again,

I managed to get it to work. I copied a post paragraph by paragraph into a test post and checked everytime, when GPX Maps stopped to work. Finally I found a missing quotation mark, after inserting it, everything was fine. So all in all it was a syntax error in a blog post.

Good luck and best regards!

Hello,

same here – on WP 4.0 there is no map at all, only an altitude graph (can’t tell for WP 3.9, because I discovered this plugin only after upgrading to WP 4.0).

I tried the whole thing with Chrome, Safari and Firefox – no map.

But, when I load a map and GPS track with the OSM OpenStreetMap plugin, then the map is displayed also with WP GPX Maps. Somehow it feels, that something is not correctly “initialized”.

Also, everytime I enter the plugin settings, there are a lot of checkboxes, concerning the look of the map (width, height, style, …), unchecked, even if I activated them a minute ago, saved the settings, left the settings and entered the settings again.