Andrea Garza

Somewhere in the theme settings or pages you will have an option to select different header styles. It does look like the theme you are using supports transparent headers as here is a demo from your theme https://vacation-rentals.realhomes.io/. Look to your documentation of the theme if you cannot find it or reach out to the theme support for help.

If you are using a caching plugin or if your host has a built in cache. Clear that cache. Then leave your site, close all the other tabs, then clear your browser cache. Then revisit the site and see if your styles show for you.

The styles seem fine to me based off your screenshots.
I took a screenshot and this is what I see https://imgur.com/a/Sg2QjTv
If what I am seeing is correct then you have a cache issue on your browser.

When upgrading to new php verison, often times it adds directives to your .htaccess file at the end.

First download a copy of your .htaccess file for safe keeping.

Then upgrade to the new php version and when you get the 500 error try deleting the php version info that was added to the .htaccess file and save it. See if that rids you of the 500 error.

If not, you may have to revert again so be sure you have all the appropriate files to revert.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Andrea Garza.

It shows for me as well.

https://laleelifestyle.com/favicon.ico click that link. That is the favicon I see, a blue grid image.

If that is the correct favicon, then you need to close all your tabs and go to something like google.com and then clear your browser cache, then visit your site again, at which point you should be able to see your icon on the front end again.

Thanks everyone. I ended up paying someone to implement a slick Walker class that does everything I needed it to do. I appreciate the input, I didn’t realize the function I was using wouldn’t do what I needed it to as easily as I had hoped.

I tried that to no avail, it just lists out all the years just like that declaration wasn’t there at all ??

I see what happened after upgrading this time. There was no pop up prompt to update the database, but once I uploaded the new version there was a place to update the database in the settings, easy to find. THANK YOU for responding, I appreciate your assistance.

I cannot remember if that occurred. I’m currently back to the old version of the plugin and and looking in the settings area and do not see anywhere that you can click to “upgrade the database”. Will it show up if I upload the new version? Where exactly would it show?

@jeffpaul – I actually figured it out. Apparently someone added an IP address with subnet mask that is not correctly written. Duh. Thank you though for looking into this. You’re the best.

@jeffpaul Are you able to duplicate this issue on the newest version of WP?

Correct. The site is open for all to see.

Here is a screenshot of my settings

Then I have a list of about 20 Unrestricted IP addresses.

Until this last WP update the site was working as expected which in this case means that unless your IP was listed in the list of IP addresses allowed, you could not see the website at all, instead you’d see “Access to this site is restricted.”

Same issue here, multiple sites. Unsure if it is compatibility issue with new WP version or the plugin update that caused it. At any rate, consider this another “bug” report/request. Thanks for the great plugin.

thanks for your quick reply

in your main directory where wordpress is installed, go to it via ftp .. (make sure you can see hidden files) and then see if you see a file called maintenance.php if so, delete it, that should fix it.