shirazdrum

I’ll start trouble shooting to see what’s causing it then. I’ll report back very soon. Thanks for the great plugin, I love it.

Hi,

Yes I did. it was active already, so i turned it on and off just in case but no luck. It might be worth mentioning that i’m using the tinymce editor as opposed to the new WordPress editor.

You might wanna add this filter in your function and see if you can replicate it:

add_filter(‘use_block_editor_for_post’, ‘__return_false’, 10);

Cheers,

Thank you. Works perfectly.

Any news on a real fix? Is it on the horizon or should we move one? All previous versions are faulty as well:(

The workaround is to make another form, style it however you want and then copy the style (only the styles)to the long broken form. It’s an ugly workaround and only works for styles and if you try to change anything in the long form, it will be all lost again. Hope this helps until there is a fix for it.

It seems like that it does it when it’s a very long form. All other shorter forms work fine. Any suggestions?

Hi John and Stephen,

The rating I gave this plugin wasn’t just ranting off, I’m sure you guys had put a lot of time and effort in this software and, I know that it stings, but this doesn’t change the fact that documentation is beyond poor.

Take the following line for example:

““bbpress” contains template files; copy any you want to modify into a directory named “bbpress” in your theme’s root. eg. /wp-content/mytheme/bbpress/”

Now there is no directory whatsoever anywhere called “mytheme”, or if it refers to the installed theme on the WP, the path is wrong as WordPress themes don’t reside just in the wp-content, or if it suggests that a directory should be made with some name, it’s dauntingly unclear.

This is just one example not counting the countless grammatical oddities and errors throughout the documentation which just compound the bad experience. Quite frankly, any software is just as good as its documentation. If the user can’t understand the flow or its purpose, it serves no purpose rather than frustrating the user.

This is a bug in the Mingle Forum, if you still need to use the Mingle Forum, find the following line in wpf.class.php under the plugin directory:

add_filter("init", array(&$this, "flush_wp_rewrite_rules"));

and comment it out like so:

//add_filter("init", array(&$this, "flush_wp_rewrite_rules"));

Then resave your permalink structure under setting/permalink and you’ll be back in business.

Also if I may make a few suggestions:

Incorporate Meta Boxes into the theme for title tag rewrite, meta keywords, meta descriptions, and indexing options and separate the H1 tags from site title and have them pull the page title instead to avoid duplicates.

Also inlining or combining your small JS files such as the two mentioned above and comment-reply.min.js will improve the performance significantly.

Loading both Google fonts in one link will reduce the load by one more request and also protects against blocking on older browsers which only have 2 connections open per domain at a time.

Do it like so:

href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Droid+Sans

Overall , It’s a great theme and I gave it five stars. I’ll send you a few bucks for beer and aspirin money shortly:)

@rabin Shrestha

That’s great, keep up the good work, it’s refreshing to see a well coded theme :))

Thanks, Chris

@ryan: thanks for the help but this was directed towards the developer of the theme so he could fix it for others.

@team Horse (developer),

Enqueqe the WordPress jQuery before the tinynav.js and backtotop.js scripts

on line 53 of functions.php in the library directory, add it like so:

wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery', ATTITUDE_JS_URL. '/jquery.js' );

or load it earlier any other way.

Hi Stefan,

I see that you added height and width, thanks for that. Just the heads up that the width and height attributes are still not showing. You can see them in browser inspector but in the source.

Cheers,

Chris

Hi Stefan,

Thanks for the update, looking forward to the next release ??

Hi Stefan,

Thanks for your response and again thanks for sharing your work. Keep the link in there, just make sure that people know about it and they can remove it if they wish to. You’ll be amazed how many will keep it anyway.

One more humble suggestion that I have is to include width and height attributes with images. It makes a big difference performance wise.

Cheers,

Chris

Switch your theme to the default theme to see if it was blocked from your current theme function.