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I was luckily able to fix it now by deleting the data set and immediately calling wp_clear_scheduled_hook("dsq_sync_forum"); in the functions.php afterwards. Huge performance boost if you jump from a 4 MB entry to a few KB with only one “dsq_sync_forum” task.

I was luckily able to fix it now by deleting the data set and immediately calling wp_clear_scheduled_hook("dsq_sync_forum"); in the functions.php afterwards. Huge performance boost if you jump from a 4 MB entry to a few KB with only one “dsq_sync_forum” task.

Same problem happened to me just now, found that topic, updated to the latest version and it works again. Thanks!

Just copied and executed the code you provided, works fine. I don’t think that this part causes that problem. But as they mentioned before, it’s probably a sidebar related hook or so.

There shouldn’t be a problem at all (if you only use file based caching), but what about the “Garbage collection interval” option under “Advanced” in “Page Cache”?

If caching to disk, specify how frequently expired cache data is removed. For busy sites, a lower value is best.

Hi, sry for the late response. Wrap the text p and video-container into another div .video-text-wrapper and apply the following styles.
New markup:

<div class="video-text-wrapper clearfix">
  <p></p>
  <div class="video-container"></div>
</div>

Styles:

.video-text-wrapper {
  min-width: 400px; (you can change this ofc)
}

Best way is to create a child theme as @tara listed before. Then you can put the styles into there so you don’t lose anything when you have to update the main theme – or you just add them to your current theme style.css.

.entry-content .widget {
  list-style: none;
  margin-left: 0;
}

should do the trick.

Where does that setting come from? I doubt it’s set by the tagcloud plugin itself, but unfortunately there is no way to remove the !important directive once it’s set, except the inline styles of each tag get one assigned to.

Well, this definitely works, but as mentioned before, there is so much code that makes it hard to work with. Try to get rid of all those max, min and height values, including all the !important overrides. The logo gets surrounded by an a tag where an !important height is set and then gets wrapped in a fixed height h1.

Could you give us a link to your site? Otherwise it’s hard to say, but try to apply list-style: none; to the list ul that wrapps the widgets and a

margin-bottom:0;

to the inner lis.

There’s a lot of not needed code to be honest, but in this case try this.

.phone #logo-block a img {
  min-height: 0;
  max-height: 47px !important;
  float: left;
}

Just remove the font-size: 12px !important; from the .tagcloud a selector and you are good to go.

Ok sry, you can remove the margin:30px 0 0; from that style attribute. For 2) I don’t really know what’s happening there so if you could provide a test page with one or two vids, that would be great.

Ou sry, my bad. To be honest I have no idea about that. (Can be deleted)