wiredpinecone

Thank you.
I ultimately found that the Classic Editor was automatically putting <p> </p> tags around the iframe code.
Converting the page to blocks and creating a new HTML block with the most current embed code grabbed from the itunes podcast page fixed it.

Got it to work as a child theme via both Jetpack css and style.css. Thanks!

@saturn3 I think it’s via having Jetpack connected.

I’m redoing an old site that was on Genesis, so something else may have rolled over into the new dashboard, but I’m pretty sure it’s via Jetpack.

Here’s the link: https://staging2.readingpokertells.video/

In Appearance > additional css:

.topnav { position: sticky; top: 0; left: 0; right: 0; z-index: 1000;
}

I changed the topnav to reference just the column for the moment to avoid the logo-resizing issue, but even so, everything slides behind ie videos on the page, the z-index does not seem to be applying.

I have this same error message vis a vis jquery migrator.

Hi Jan,

It started working suddenly, without my doing anything. I know I’d cleared the cache out before, and it hadn’t made a difference, but when I took care of a few plugin updates and cleared it again today, it suddenly appears.

It’s a child theme for Genesis, the other images have always showed up without issue.

Thank you. Cool plugin.

I’ve had this problem on a different new site now too.
Genesis, Siteground, nothing weird on it. Clean new build.
I thought it was the webhost before, but now I wonder if that recent Google issue did something to the recaptcha.

So if I remember correctly, this did work. I was actually working with a multisite so I cloned the dev site into a subsite of the main site. I followed the instructions, I just had to choose the new template files on the pages and clean up a few random odds and ends with the css or anything which didn’t fully import, check the urls, and it was all good.

Hmm ok it looks like I should take the route in these instructions instead: https://askwpgirl.com/move-wordpress-from-subdirectory-to-root-directory/

The section called: “Displaying WordPress URLs from root directory when WordPress is installed in a sub directory” instead.

Hopefully it won’t create the same problem…

Ok will do. When I googled the error, a number of other WordPress sites with the exact same error message came up.

Thank you –
I have already deleted and reinstalled Jetpack as well as the other plugins. Only turning carousel off fixes the issue.
Both sites are on Genesis and are fully up to date and themechecker marks them as aok.

testing.translatorswithoutborders.org and also
websites.wiredpinecone.com

They’re on totally different hosts with totally different setups.

For the time being, I simply disabled Carousel as that was what was causing the issue. But I need a long-term fix as there are aspects on both sites which use Carousel.

thank you in advance!

Actually I was able to fix it by editing php.ini

allow_url_fopen = On

Somehow it had been set it to off at some earlier point, which caused the error.

We’d recently changed webhosts – this error occurred on Bluehost.

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Via debugging using Query Monitor, I found that the webhost had blocked a call, generating the following error:

simplexml_load_file(): https:// wrapper is disabled in the server configuration by allow_url_fopen=0

which then generated this one:
simplexml_load_file(https://(myurlhere)/stats.rss): failed to open stream: no suitable wrapper could be found

This is while the php widget is nested the pagebuilder plugin by siteorigin.
So far I’ve seen recommendations to use CURL instead if the webhost won’t unblock.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by wiredpinecone.