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  • Theme Author Tomas Mackevicius

    (@tomasm)

    Hi, Pete,

    there might be a problem, because I have only Android-based phone, so didn’t have opportunity to test it… but I’ll ask my friend to help me investigate this, he has iPhone ??

    Theme Author Tomas Mackevicius

    (@tomasm)

    Also you might find useful a new documentation I’m preparing for Tiny Forge users: https://mtomas.com/389/tiny-forge-framework-child-themes-comprehensive-guide

    Theme Author Tomas Mackevicius

    (@tomasm)

    It looks that with stock Safari menu is working fine for both iOS4 and iOS5. Using:

    https://iphone4simulator.com

    https://iphone5simulator.com

    And Chrome on my cell and Google Nexus 7 works fine.

    Most likely something is blocking JavaScript. Can you see icon web-font on your font (look for the WP logo in the footer)? Because it also depends on JavaScript.

    Do you use any security enhancing addons that might block JavaScript?

    Thread Starter peteholliday

    (@peteholliday)

    Hi Tomas,

    When I use the simulators it also doesn’t work. You can see the menu but on click does not load sub menu items. (there are several items on menu)

    See here: https://screencast.com/t/7DcbfC0f

    The only thing I changed in editor was font size / heading colour & removed powered by wordpress in footer.

    Any thoughts, perhaps I broke something when I updated the above?

    Theme Author Tomas Mackevicius

    (@tomasm)

    There is some kind of JavaScript conflict…Idea – try to disable all plugins – see if menu works, then re-enable them one by one and each time check the menu. I think we will find the offender ??

    You could also try to upload fresh Tiny Forge child theme example and activate it just for a couple of minutes to see if menu is working.

    Theme Author Tomas Mackevicius

    (@tomasm)

    Inspecting the code there were many errors introduced by plugins, some of more important ones:

    <script type="text/javascript">
    	st_go({v:'ext',j:'1:2.5',blog:'...',post:'0',tz:'0'});
    	var load_cmc = function(){linktracker_init(...,0,2);};
    	if ( typeof addLoadEvent != 'undefined' ) addLoadEvent(load_cmc);
    	else load_cmc();
    	</script>

    line 180 column 10 – Error: End of file seen and there were open elements.

    line 124 column 32 – Error: Unclosed element div.
    line 102 column 34 – Error: Unclosed element div.

    Thread Starter peteholliday

    (@peteholliday)

    Thanks for the fast help Tomas

    1. Disabled all plugins & retested. Still doesn’t work (cleared cache etc)
    2. Child theme, if I’m honest I don’t understand them (I’m not a dev)
    3. What to those errors mean? Having disabled all plugins it didn’t seem to fix so suggest I have possibly broken something?

    An idea…Can you supply me the default code shown in the ‘editor’ within the cms. I didn’t take a backup (lesson learnt) before I adjusted it so figured I could paste back in standard code & test that.

    Thanks again Tomas

    Pete

    Theme Author Tomas Mackevicius

    (@tomasm)

    Just download Tiny Forge again, open style.css and change theme name from Tiny Forge to Tiny Forge Custom and upload to you theme folder and activate it.

    This way you will have clean theme to see if everything works.

    And of course, before that disable all plugins.

    Thread Starter peteholliday

    (@peteholliday)

    Hi Tomas,

    I worked out what you meant & did it but still doesn’t work.

    I then worked out how to get the code back for the footer.php file that I had edited (when i removed powered by wordpress bit) and once that code was back in place it now works fine.

    I jsut need to work out how to remove the login buttons and wordpress code without breaking it.

    Thanks for your help on the issues. Great support – really appreciate it.

    Pete

    Theme Author Tomas Mackevicius

    (@tomasm)

    Remove these two chunks of code from footer.php:

    <span class="meta-separator">?</span> <?php endif; ?>
    			<!--<a href="https://your-site.com" title="Web design & programing by your credentials" rel="designer">Web development by your credentials</a> <span class="meta-separator">?</span> -->
    			<?php /* Tip61 - Discreet link to WordPress Admin panel in the footer */ ?>
    <span id="site-admin-link"><?php wp_register('', ''); ?> <?php wp_loginout(); ?></span>

    and

    <div id="site-generator">
    			<?php do_action( 'tinyforge_credits' ); ?>
    			<?php /* Tip31 - Icon webfont support implementation and examples */ ?>
    			<a href="<?php echo esc_url( __( 'https://www.ads-software.com/', 'tinyforge' ) ); ?>" title="<?php esc_attr_e( 'Semantic Personal Publishing Platform', 'tinyforge' ); ?>"><?php printf( __( 'Powered by %s', 'tinyforge' ), 'WordPress' ); ?><div class="icon-webfont el-icon-wordpress"></div></a>
    </div><!-- #site-generator -->

    My website is not good and adapt to iphone and mobile. How can I manage this to have a responsive? Thanks

    Theme Author Tomas Mackevicius

    (@tomasm)

    Tiny Forge is responsive automatically. The problem above was caused by specific factors on the client’s side.

    Thanks. I created some div in article page (home) and the other page. The web site is not good as regards visibility on iphone. I don’t understand why. (www.nonmarketing.it)

    Theme Author Tomas Mackevicius

    (@tomasm)

    Are those divs inside the post or page? Or you edited php file and included them?

    I edit div codes in article /post and page from wordpress panel. Thanks.

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