Caroww18

You’re so kind, thanks. ??

Ok, I thought I might be breaking something else by changing the code… So I need a bit of help here: how do I get out of this one?

Well, I’ve just done that, and the website hasn’t done anything nasty, but the plugin still doesn’t work. All the texts are still stuck in expanded mode. I emptied the browser cache as well, just in case that might make a difference.

Thanks for your patience…

Thanks for that. You supposed right, the parent theme has not been touched for over 4 years.
It is not a separate .js file that needs editing, but the parent theme’s functions.php file. Do I need to dequeue and enqueue that, or can I just substitute a corrected file by uploading it to my database?

OK — I’ve now found the code. It’s in the parent theme that I’ve adjusted to my child theme, and nested in the functions.php file of that theme.
To change it, what can I best do: edit the functions.php in my child theme, or change the code of the original? And how can I do that safely? Thanks!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Caroww18.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Caroww18.

Thanks for that…I thought it must be the js. But now I’m at a loss because I can’t find the folder in my root directory at all. (The subtitle of the entire site is “Werkstatt fuer Buchkunst”; were you referring to that?)
What I did just now is test the website on validator.w3.org and having looked at the code it came up with, I searched for the offending code without success. Found plenty of errors, not all of them mine; there’s a lot of dirty code out there in WordPress!
I made the site quite a while ago and had also forgotten that I copied an old version of Collapse-o-Matic into my theme. This I’ve now deleted.
But having done all that, my texts still stay expanded. Now what?
Thanks…