[mcheck]

Thanks David! Sorry, I’m not sure how I missed that.

I’ll tell you I searched for that for an hour and couldn’t see why it wasn’t appearing.

Out of curiosity, can you tell me how you discovered that so quickly? Is there a place (that you know of) that Cardinal was overwriting (not setting) the font-size property?

Mike

[mcheck]

Hey Kyle, sorry for the delay.

Using twentyfifteen, the Contact Form 7 on the same page works exactly as expected.
Back to Cardinal and/or Child theme of Cardinal and the notifications no longer show.

Mike

[mcheck]

You got it. Thanks for the heads up.

Mike

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I added swapfile to the servers. mysql is having memory issues.

PageName/Category is the same. Of course! Thank you for pointing out what should have been obvious to me.

I’m not sure where you mean to set option in Theme Options => Archive/Category Options Sidebar Config & Masonry Archive Columns.

These are set already.

Does setting them in WPML Spanish differ from WPML English? I don’t think so. But maybe? Because English NEWS page works. And Spanish NEWS (NOTICIAS) page does not.

I would guess I need to change the PAGE or Category name. But why would English pull the page, and Spanish pull the Category Archive?

[mcheck]

@Ed, You’re welcome. Thanks for being so responsive.

-Mike

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[mcheck]

Getting the same issues, just came here to post a request to update the theme for Structured Data > hatom (markup: microformats.org)

Here are the classes to be added:
https://www.acceleratormarketing.com/trench-report/google-analytics-errors-and-structured-data/

I request the developers add this to the core theme, if possible.

For now I worked around it with the child theme functions.php file:

/* GET RECENT POST ITEM
================================================== */
if ( ! function_exists( 'sf_get_recent_post_item' ) ) {
    function sf_get_recent_post_item( $post, $display_type = "bold", $excerpt_length = 20, $item_class = "" ) {

from the sf-post-formats.php file. I imagine one might need to also update the sf-post-formats-new.php

look for the $recent_post variable and the post-date css class. In the css class, add an additional css class of updated.

Like this:

            $recent_post .= '<div class="details-wrap">';
            $recent_post .= '<h4>' . $item_title . '</h4>';
            $recent_post .= '<div class="post-item-details">';
            $recent_post .= '<span class="post-date updated">' . $post_date . '</span>';
            $recent_post .= '</div>';
            $recent_post .= '</div>';

        } else if ( $display_type == "bright" ) {

            $recent_post .= '<div class="details-wrap">';
            $recent_post .= '<div class="author-avatar">' . get_avatar( get_the_author_meta( 'ID' ), '140' ) . '</div>';
            $recent_post .= '<h6 class="post-item-author"><span class="author">' . sprintf( '<a href="%2$s" rel="author" itemprop="author">%1$s</a>', $post_author, get_author_posts_url( get_the_author_meta( 'ID' ) ) ) . '</span></h6>';
            $recent_post .= '<h2><a ' . $post_permalink_config . '>' . $item_title . '</a></h2>';
            $recent_post .= '<div class="post-item-details">';
            $recent_post .= '<span class="post-date updated">' . $post_date . '</span>';
            $recent_post .= '</div>';
            $recent_post .= '</div>';

Looking at the author htom, but haven’t updated it yet. I can report back once I find the right spot.

[mcheck]

This is still occurring, now specifically on the spanish language version of the NEWS page. No switching of the Settings > Reading Blog page on or off is doing anything.

Can you help me determine how the mystery ‘Archive’ page is being displayed?

Mike

[mcheck]

I may have tracked something related:
We have WPML installed and if I go to Settings > Reading for Spanish (the only language we have installed) and simply hit ‘Save Changes’ (though none have been made), The NEWS page under ‘English’ displays correctly, as our 5 column masonry blog.

If go to Settings > Reading for English and simply hit ‘Save Changes’ the page goes to the “Archive” version of the page for English.

So it would seem that it is WPML-related, but this could entirely be a coincidence.

And if you’re trying this on our site, please use the staging version.

-mike

[mcheck]

Arg! It is now working like it is supposed to. And I have no idea why it corrected itself.

Can you assess why the ‘Archive’ page might have shown? I didn’t know a PAGE had an archive veiew, or perhaps that is the back-end just adding that to the title.

But somehow the page type/display is definitely getting switched. It has happened twice now in the last week and I cannot figure out why. The first time I thought it was a caching issue and started clearing things. It wouldn’t correct, then a while later: voila!

Please help. Thanks, Mike

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David: You are the MAN!

Thank you for checking our site and following up with the remainder. I REALLY appreciate it.

I can usually hack these things out with a little time, but it always help to have the help of an expert that knows the innards of the theme.

Thanks!
Mike

[mcheck]

Thanks! You rock with your speedy support!

Mike

[mcheck]

Fantastic, thank you David. I will try these with the queries I already have installed.

[mcheck]

And, many of the titles will break in mid-word because they are so large.

Viewing many of the pages on mobile screens displays broken text like this:

FILM, TV &
DOCUMENTA
RY

[mcheck]

David:

@media only screen and (max-width: 479px) {
.spb_tour .nav-tabs {
    width: 100% !important;
}
.spb_tour .tab-content {
    padding-left: 0% !important;
}
}

Is overruled by responsive css:
Result:

media="screen"
@media only screen and (max-width: 479px)
.spb_tour .nav-tabs {
    width: 30% !important;
}
(index)media="all"
@media only screen and (max-width: 479px)
.spb_tour .nav-tabs {
    width: 100% !important;
}
(index)media="all"
.spb_tour .nav-tabs {
    float: left;
    margin-right: 10px;
    border-right: 0;
    border-bottom: 0;
    width: 120px;
}