Menu/Logo/Images Disappearing Randomly

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

The only potential cause of this that I can think is the font script taking longer to load, but odd that we can’t replicate it here, definitely not an issue with the theme else you would see this on every load.

I’d recommend trying a caching plugin such as WP Super Cache, which will cache the page and thus shouldn’t encounter an issue like that – give it a try?

– Ed

[Cablewaves]

Hi,

Any news to this? I’m having the same problem all the time.

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

See my reply above?

– Ed

[foodfreaks]

Hi,

I tried to install WP Super Cache but wasn’t able to activate it because of a plugin problem. So we have still the same problem.

best regards
Christian

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

When you get the issue, load up the browser console (usually under View, or Develop) and check for any errors. If you get any, post them here and I can advise.

I still can’t replicate here.

– Ed

[Cablewaves]

[Error] Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 400 (Bad Request) (css, line 0)

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[Swift Ideas – Ed]

That’s odd – can you test with a different font? To see if it is Google Fonts or the font itself.

– Ed

[Cablewaves]

The strange thing is that I’m using Ropa Sans Regular and not Roboto.
http://www.joraandstad.no

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Looks like it may be coming from the ThemePunch Fonts plugin? Can you check?

– Ed

[Cablewaves]

Thank you!
I removed it. Site now seems to be working perfectly on Firefox, but still the same in Safari after clearing browser cache.

[Cablewaves]

Another interesting thing is that the Footer links disappears too when this happens.

[foodfreaks]

Maybe it is a timing problem of a javascript code or css transformation. It is related to the “fading” of the font (headers and links) into the site. Maybe it also have something to do with the power of the computer. I use an older Macbook and I do not have the problem very often. My colleague has a much faster Mac and it happens all the time. But it is always only Safari, not Firefox. Not related to OS or version of Safari because we have the problem since about a year.

Thanks
Christian

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Can you try adding this custom css and see if the issue goes away?

.wf-loading p, .wf-loading a, .wf-loading h1, .wf-loading h2, .wf-loading h3, .wf-loading h4, .wf-loading h5, .wf-loading h6 {
	visibility: visible;
}

– Ed