• Resolved David

    (@qwertz123456)


    I just installed the most awesome archives plugin there is – “Smart Archives Reloaded” ?? But unfortunately I have a problem with the plugin in certain settings.

    In general the plugin works fine if I chose the format options “list” “block” “both”. As soon as I select “fancy” it break my theme as you can see here: https://img21.imageshack.us/img21/9192/themebreak.png

    What’s wired is that when the fancy option is selected, the archive page I created looks fine: https://img708.imageshack.us/img708/591/archivespage.png

    It’s “just” the front page that breaks. I’ve also tried exluding the featured category ID to see of that changes anything – no luck ;-(

    Normally my theme should look like this: https://img15.imageshack.us/img15/3782/nothemebreak.png

    My footer.php also has the <?php wp_footer(); ?> in it. Here’s the link to my site if that helps: https://www.rucksacktravel.com

    Anyone know how to fix this or what the problem could be? I don’t know if this is relevant, but my theme does not include a archives.php.

    My webhost should also run the most current versions of PHP 5 etc. (downtownhost). So that can also be excluded as a possible source for the problem.

    Is there something fundamentally different in the “fancy” option that there isn’t in the other options “list” “block” “both”? Maybe a JS conflict? I’ll be happy to provide login details if this helps any. Right now there’s just demo content on my site.

    I don’t want to use any other format option, just the “fancy” one and no, I don’t want to use a different archives plugin, this one great! ??

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  • The differece with the fancy option is that it requires some javascript. So it’s probably a conflict with the tabs you have on the front page.

    In the next version of the plugin, I will try to include the JS file only when needed.

    In the meantime, you can do this:

    Open smart-archives-reloaded.php and find this line:

    static function add_scripts() {

    Right after it, add:

    if ( ! is_page() ) return;

    Thread Starter David

    (@qwertz123456)

    WOW!!! It worked, thanks alot! I didn’t think anybody could solve this issue – you’re the MAN scribu!

    You just made my day! If I’m in Romania some time, I’ll invite you for a bear ??

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