danteand

I think the click on the button on the cookie notice is propagating down to the overlay which causes the other popup to be dismissed.
Is there a way to stop propagation of the click on the button so it doesn’t register also as a click on the overlay?

I am also getting extra P closing tags after certain IMG elements since updating to 4.7. The browser then automatically creates a matching opening tag, so an extra P is inserted where it should not be.

The add_filter and remove_filter functions must be in the php template, or possibly the theme’s functions file. Removing the wpautop filter can be useful, but can also have negative consequences if you rely on it to insert paragraph tags in the rest of the content.

A quick way to hide it is add something like this in your theme’s stylesheet:

#jp-carousel-comments-loading { visibility: hidden; }

One blog I have only gets updated every few weeks and a few searches are pretty common, at least according to the search log. So I might try to set the cache to live for a week and see how often it’s hit.
But if your content is updated frequently, and searches are usually unique, I guess it won’t help at all.

What about caching?
Have you tried turning it on?
I have been meaning to experiment with it to see if it improves response time with common searches. The option says it might not be useful and could be harmful, so I’m a bit wary.

If you replace the right curly single quote, it probably makes sense to do the same with left curly single, and both left and right double curly quotes, since that’s what happens with the straight ones. That way ’this’ and ‘this’, as well as “you’re” and ”you’re“ will be equivalent.

I can’t think of many places it would matter, other than contractions and possessives (which are covered by the right curly single) but I suppose most people would expect them to be equivalent.

I was using a child theme and had a similar problem. Opacity was causing the problem for me, and I read somewhere a shadow can cause similar problems. Maybe removing shadow and gradient would help.
My sub-sub menus work again when I comment out this filter line.

#access ul ul
{
	/* filter: alpha(opacity=96); kills ie8's sub-sub menus */