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Hi Gerroald

Yes it’s line 97 admin-dashboard.js, the code is
jQuery( "#itsec_tabbed_dashboard_content" ).tabs();

Weirdly, today the 404 errors page is working, but the Invalid Login Attempts page is still blank

Oops… spoke too soon, the main log page works fine, but when I make a selection from the dropdown, e.g. “Invalid Login Attempts”, then the refreshed page shows no logs and the js console again shows “undefined is not a function admin-dashboard.js?ver=4.0:97

Yes, it’s now working!

Thanks for addressing the issue so quickly.

Hi, I’ve tried de-activating all the plugins but the logs still don’t show. I’ve checked the database and the logs are there.

I’ve noticed an error on the javascript console when I view the logs page of the security admin dashboard:

Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function : admin-dashboard.js?ver=4.0:97

Could this have anything to do with it?

So, for example

https://salusbury.brent.sch.uk.172-30-178-45.psk-preview.lgfl.org.uk/events.ics

works fine.

webcal://salusbury.brent.sch.uk.172-30-178-45.psk-preview.lgfl.org.uk/events.ics

goes to a Google search instead of going to my calendar application and subscribing to the calendar.

An example of another site that works is

webcal://ical.mac.com/ical/US32Holidays.ics

Yes, but webcal links on other sites that I click from Chrome are working fine e.g. webcal://ical.mac.com/ical/US32Holidays.ics correctly opens my gmail calendar and asks if I want to subscribe to the calendar.

Hi, it’s a different point, I already have a webcal:// link but it is not working in Chrome, despite the equivalent https:// link working fine.

(My understanding is that a webcal link is still sent as an http request to the server, so I can’t understand why it is not working)

Hi,
This happened to me the other day too! It was only happening in IE, other browsers seemed to be fine. I solved it by putting  ? a couple of times at the end of the post title. This isn’t visible but seems to provide enough padding for the whole title to be displayed in the slider.
Hope that helps.

Found a solution in case anyone is experiencing the same issue. It seems to arise from the following CSS

text-rendering: optimizeLegibility

So I added a style override as follows

body {
	text-rendering: auto;
}

Hi
I can see the font change on that screenshot – look at the text at the end of each article summary
– “the team and here’s her…”
– “it’ here”
– “we need lots”
– “and hope you all had”

they are all in a different font to the preceding line.

Looking at the demo, it seems to have the same problem…

https://demo.fatboythemes.com/

I’m on Chrome Version 25.0.1364.84 beta-m, all Chrome plug-ins disabled.

thanks!

I did this by creating a child theme and adding:

'category__in' => array(19)

to the $args line of the slider section (where 19 is the category id of the category I wanted to display on the home page slider).

You need to follow the instructions on this page and install the child theme.

Then open the file “home.php” which will be stored wherever your wordpress installation is, in the sub-folder wp-content/themes/leaf-child-master/

Then look for the following code and remove it from the Featured and Categories sections:

'post__not_in' => $no_duplicates

Save the file and you should be good to go.

I chose to leave the above code in the “More Articles” section so that I did not have duplicates between Categories and More Articles.

Well that was straightforward. Made changes to home.php, removing reference to no_duplicates … job done.