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I will test the plugins and see if something is conflicting. If I cannot figure it out I will post logins.

A line or indicator where the item is being dropped would really help. When moving rows I can see indicators, but when moving elements and columns I do not.

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Mohammad,

Thanks! We had already done that however, our host (WP Engine) does not allow mods to php.ini. Instead we added this to our .htaccess (@mm9488 try this):

php_value max_input_vars 5000

Worked like a charm.

Steve

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We are experiencing the same issue, even after increasing max_input_vars to 5000. Is there something amiss in the latest version of Swift or an issue between Swift and WP 4.4.1?

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Greetings! We are using Sabai Directory with their Google Maps plugin with Cardinal is generating the same error (You have included the Google Maps API multiple times on this page. This may cause unexpected errors.) and may be the cause of the map icons not showing in Cardinal (it works in every other theme we switch to).

I tried applying Rui’s snippet above:

`wp_register_script( ‘sf-maps’, ‘//maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false’, ‘jquery’, null, true );

but that didn’t work, perhaps because this post is pretty old.

Is there a newer version of that snippet to disable Cardinal’s inclusion of the Google Maps API?

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Right, so, that’s NOT what we are trying/need to do, but to verify, I removed the standard video object and replaced it with a text object with the shortcode provided – doesn’t work (which you can see here: http://yourvillage.staging.wpengine.com/class/1-2-3-magic/). I’ve attached two images. The first with the video in the page as specified, using the Swift Video object in which Vimeo does NOT see its required attributes, so sets the fullscreen button to display:none via its CDN-served CSS.

The second is the same page with the display:none unchecked in Chrome’s Web Developer and the fullscreen button clearly visible.

Now, it’s important to note that overriding the CDN CSS is not possible by pure CSS, but even if it were, the fullscreen will not work without the required attributes.

This requires recoding of the object container to include the attributes.

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