[thosch71]

Hi Mohammad,

argl-schmargl… my bad… HTML-comments in CSS-Code… shame on me!

It seems to work now. Thanks for your patience! 🙂

Best greetings,

Thosch

[thosch71]

@Mohammad: WordPress Dashboard / Theme options / General options / Custom CSS (at the very end of the code that’s already in there 🙂 )

[thosch71]

Like I said, I already added the following code to the custom-css and still have the problem:

.wf-loading, .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 !important;
}

.wf-loading body{
visibility:visible !important;
}

[thosch71]

Hi Swiftideas-Team,

I ran into the same problem. I added both of your wf-loading-css-code-snippets to the Custom-CSS. Strangely the error does not always happen. When you reload the page two or three times, the content loads. Sometimes the content also loads directly. I am not sure, but I tend to think, that it has something to do with the Revo-Slider, because pages with no slider always seem to load completely. Explorer and Chrome work fine, it’s just Firefox that fubars the website.

Page with slider on top:
http://www.jjk.de

Page without slider:
http://www.jjk.de/medienforum-2016/

Beste greetings,

Thorsten

[thosch71]

Hi,

let me put it this way: I resolved negative effects of this by myself (manually putting the bits and pieces together again), but I still wonder WHY it happened. I guess I have to wait till the next FF update to see, if this was only a one-hit wonder or if this behaviour is as persistent as it is strange. We do have a straight-forward backup policy here however, so I always have the option to fall back on pre-update versions. 🙂 I close this thread for now.

Thanks a lot again, Melanie and Mohammad, for the quick replies and best greetings from rainy Krefeld,

thosch

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[thosch71]

Hi Mohammad,

thanks for the fast reply!

I already started to reconstruct the different sidebars/footers so I can only present some of the empty widget containers and a part of the inactive list (which consisted of around 5 items before the incident). The press-page (the one with my grinning face on it 🙂 ) shows the already reconstructed sidebar No. 5. The side menu (which code is located in one the footers) is not yet reconstructed and therefore still missing, however.

URL: http://www.jjk.de

Screenshots:

[thosch71]

Update:
I just saw, that the content isn’t exactly gone, but every single piece of code has been put into the ‘inactive widgets’ list. So I should be able to reconstruct the sidebars and footers.

[thosch71]

Hi Mohammad,
thanks a lot for the link. 🙂
I already checked this plugin out, but was uncertain whether to give it a try. The plugin reacts on all anchor-names and -hrefs with a # at the beginning, which might cause trouble with accordions, tabs etc. That’s why I prefer built-in solutions regarding the theme. Less plugins, less trouble… 🙂
Guess, I’m gonna try this one out, though.

Thanks again and best greetings,

thosch

Edit: The Plug-in works! No incompatibilities with Flexform found yet. Thanks again.

[thosch71]

Hi Kyle,

ah ok… guess I had the right company page, but wrong theme page on the screen then (concerning the feature list) 🙂

Thanks a lot for the fast reply and best greetings,

thosch

[thosch71]

Hi,

you can make charts clickable if you switch from page-builder interface to classic/text and do something like the following (at least with the nice torus charts 🙂 ):

<a href="http://www.your_url_here.de" target="_blank"><p style="text-align: center;">[chart percentage="10%" size="170" barcolour="#c11a37" trackcolour="#e4e4e4" content="icon-folder-open" align="center"]</p></a>

Note, that the icon or text in the chart-centre changes color according to the link colour of your choice in the general theme settings. You’d have to override it with inline css or a custom class attribute within the anchor-tag, if you don’t want that.

Greetings,

thosch

[thosch71]

Hi,

you can either switch page headings off for each page individually under the page-options in the page-editor (which i would recommend) or you can switch off all page headings by changing the above-mentioned code to

.page-heading {
    display:none;
}

Greetings,
thosch

[thosch71]

Hi George,

in fact, Google does see the other content. An anchor only marks a specific part of a HTML page. Google always sees the page as a whole, so if one searches for content which is under tab 2 or 3 of your page, google shows your page as well as if you search for something that is under tab 1. what google does not is to jump to a specific part of the page as this is done by the user and is executed on the client side, whereas Google is only interested in what’s going to and fro the server. From what I know however, Google CAN index anchor links on pages, if they are named accordingly to the searchword. AFAIK, this can be pushed by announcing Google the anchor-URL.

Some more info on that topic here:

Does Google Index My # Anchor Links?

Greetings,

thosch

[thosch71]

Awesome!
Thanks, Ed and also a big ‘Thank you!’ to Mel, Laranz and the other SI-staff members. You rock, guys!
Case closed 🙂

Best greetings,

thosch

[thosch71]

Hi,

I had the same problem… revo-slider didn’t react to being switched off on mobile (tested on different mobile phones 🙂 ).
Thanks to the nice theme options in Flexform, you can add custom-csss though, which worked perfectly for me:

@media only screen and (max-width: 768px) {
   .rev_slider_wrapper { display:none; }
}

Hope that helps,

thosch