thomastthai

I will give the staging site a go and let you know if any issues come up.

That’s good to know! Thank you.

That code snip solved for some of the templates and styles but caused others to have new misalignments.

What I have in “Custom Styles / Advanced / Custom CSS” is below:

.basic-yop-poll-container[data-uid] .basic-vote {
	text-align: center;
}

.basic-yop-poll-container[data-uid] .basic-captcha {
	margin-left: 0px;
	margin-top: 15px;
}

.basic-yop-poll-container[data-uid] label:before {
	content: none !important;
}

.basic-yop-poll-container[data-uid] input[type="radio"] {
	opacity: 1;
}

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by thomastthai.

That looks so much better! Thank you!

You were right. I removed those two vote permissions and the error disappeared. Google and Facebook app client and secret IDs weren’t set up at the time. I’ll test it again with those activated and report back.

UPDATE: Facebook and Google integrations were completed and the error didn’t show. Thank you kindly.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by thomastthai.

Thank you, YOP. That CSS snip did the trick.

Update: I thought that solved it but, as I was switching between templates and styles, now the radio buttons disappeared :/

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by thomastthai.

Thank you, YOP for the integration link. Google reCAPTCHA is working just fine. The “Site Key” and “Secret Key” are both properly in place. So that’s unlikely the cause of that error.

I did more tests and found the misalignment happens when switched to one of the layout in Predefined Styles. When switching back to Basic the misalignment goes away.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by thomastthai.

Thank YOP for responding. I tested Vote Permissions with “WordPress,” “Facebook,” and “Google” using a Chrome incognito window and not logged in. Those options are turned on and their respective buttons are present as “Login with XYZ” after clicking on the “Vote” button.

“WordPress” – After making a vote, the rotating busy circles’ overlay covers the voting area. A new Chrome browser window pops up with my WordPress web site login screen. Once logged in, that new browser window redirects me to the page with the voting options with everything blank. I don’t think this is very user-friendly. The user would have to re-enter their choices.

“Facebook” and “Google” – Both of these options yielded the rotating busy circles’ overlay covers the voting area but no new window pops up.

I’m looking into a simpler way to protect the page with the poll and requires a logged-in user.

Thank you for the confirmation YOP. I used V2 with the checkbox and it worked fine, just not the invisible feature. How would is paddings and margins adjusted for the reCAPTCHA so it lines up with the rest of the elements?

We were able to narrow it down to WC Vendors Stripe Gateway version 2. We put version 1 back and the error disappeared. They have been contacted but they couldn’t replicate the error on their system. Next step is to copy everything over to a staging server for them to test things out.

There was another style tag block (first one below) in the newer ‘themes/onesocial-child/functions.php’ file that needed to be excluded. You can see below where I noted “AUTOPTIMIZE-EXCLUDE” in two places.

if ( !function_exists( 'boss_generate_option_css' ) ) {

        function boss_generate_option_css() {

                $custom_css      = get_transient( 'onesocial_compressed_custom_css' );

                if(!empty($custom_css) && isset($custom_css["css"])) {

                        echo "
                        <style id=\"onesocial-style\">
                        /* AUTOPTIMIZE-EXCLUDE - Place marker to exclude from processing by Autoptimize */
                                {$custom_css["css"]}
                        </style>
                        ";

                        return false;

                }

                $accent_color = onesocial_get_option( 'accent_color' );

                ?>
                <style id="onesocial-style">
                <?php ob_start(); ?>

                /* AUTOPTIMIZE-EXCLUDE - Place marker to exclude from processing by Autoptimize */

                        /* Accent color */
                        a { color: <?php echo $accent_color; ?>; }
            .widget_mc4wp_form_widget form p input[type="submit"], .widget.widget_newsletterwidget form div input[type="submit"],
                        .widget.widget_newsletterwidget form p input[type="submit"],
            .footer-widget #switch-mode input[type="submit"],
            .woocommerce #respond input#submit,
            .woocommerce a.button,
            .woocommerce button.button,
            .woocommerce input.button,
                        button,
                        input[type="button"],
                        input[type="reset"],
                        article.post-password-required input[type=submit],
                        li.bypostauthor cite span,
                        a.button,
                        #buddypress ul.button-nav li a,

If it has changed since a a week ago, I can download again and test. I ran it on a test system with about 60-70 plugins.

Not that I am aware.

The solution is posted over at Autoptimize’s support forum.