Chris Dillon

The problem is with Contact Form 7 Extension For Mailchimp. You should post this on their support forum instead.

Thanks. I imported the file. The slider is working.

There’s nothing more I can do. I suggest you ask Genesis support if they can help.

The slider is working for me in Enterprise Pro with default settings.

Please export your Genesis theme settings and send the .json file to chris at strongwp.com.

In the Scripts options on the sample-testimonial page, is there anything in the Header Scripts and Body Scripts options? What is the setting for Body Scripts Position?

Thanks Adam. I will start troubleshooting with Enterprise Pro.

Thanks for the details. I develop and test in PHP 7.2 and do not get any warnings.

It sounds like a conflict with your theme or another plugin. You will have to narrow it down by deactivating other plugins one by one and testing the form each time. If the warnings stop then it is a conflict with the last plugin deactivated. If the warnings continue with all other plugins deactivated, then it is a conflict with the theme.

Once we identify the conflict I will try to devise a solution.

Yes, use this template function with the view ID:

<?php if ( function_exists( 'strong_testimonials_view' ) ) {
    strong_testimonials_view( 1 );
} ?>

The plugin does not provide an option for that. I will add it to the feature request list.

Thanks for trying that. We can rule out the obvious. So we need to narrow down the conflict.

Start deactivating other plugins one at a time, starting with caching and optimization. Test the page with each time. If the slider starts working then there is a conflict with the last plugin deactivated.

If the problem occurs with *all* other plugins deactivated then it is a conflict with the theme.

Once we identify a conflict, I will try to devise a solution.

Delete and reinstall Strong Testimonials. You won’t lose any settings or testimonials. Test the page.

On the Testimonials > Settings > Compatibility tab, try setting “Ajax Page Loading” to
General. Test the page

Also on the Compatibility tab, set “Load Event” to window load. Test the page.

Hi,

Try clearing your Autoptimize cache. You may also need to disable the Autoptimize JavaScript options.

No advanced filter like that yet. But you can create a view for any category.

WordPress strips HTML from widget titles. For SEO, it’s best to leave that as h3. Just add style.

h3.widget-title {
  font-size: 32px;
  line-height: 36px;
}

Thank you very much!

Thanks, I appreciate that.

I will work on improving Masonry responsiveness.

Try this instead:

/* Heading link hover color */
.strong-view.modern .testimonial-heading a:hover {
    color: #5a5a5a !important;
}