dccharron

Thanks for the plugin and thanks for the reply to my post. Sorry. I was confused. It works exactly as you have portrayed. For some reason I thought it would also affect the location of the 5 days of forecast but they always appear at the bottom. My mistake.

Sorry. I ran out of time to get this working. The simple solution was to turn off the sticky header on the theme. It’s not my favourite solution but at least I know it is working. I have a meeting with the client tomorrow morning.

I appreciate your second look at my problem. At the moment I’m not able to set up a separate test case since it would have to be done on a separate website (where I can turn on the sticky header).

I spoke too soon. It doesn’t work if I use it like this:

Part 1
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed hendrerit dolor sed erat maximus, id dictum odio ullamcorper. Pellentesque vel velit ullamcorper, egestas sapien in, sagittis libero. Aenean dapibus sapien vitae nisi efficitur lobortis.

Link back to start of Part 1

Part 2
Donec condimentum est varius, mattis ipsum vel, ullamcorper nisi. Etiam vitae faucibus eros, ut vehicula mauris. Praesent cursus nunc nec velit maximus, vel rhoncus nibh vestibulum.

Link back to start of Part 2

Part 3
Mauris placerat consectetur faucibus. Nulla augue mi, luctus vitae felis efficitur, ultrices dapibus ligula. Fusce nulla nisl, vehicula non tellus a, tristique convallis libero. Aliquam fermentum finibus tortor vitae pulvinar. Nullam placerat neque justo, sit amet iaculis velit rutrum id.

Link back to start of Part 3

When I apply the solution to this scenario, only the last link works (Link back to start of Part 3). The other two links appear on the page but when I hover my mouse over them, nothing happens (pointer doesn’t change and I can’t click on them). I can see what’s happening is that the negative margin and compensating height cause the heading element to take up physical position ON TOP of the href. When that happens, the href doesn’t work. On the very last link (back to Part 3), because there is no big invisible overlay, the href is visible and works.

I’ve experimented with various things but nothing seems to solve the problem.

Woo hoo! Well done! Many thanks. First time I use a pseudo.

Variation: I used a new “class” (called it “below-header”). Provides me with better control as in:

.below-header:before { 
  display: block; 
  content: " "; 
  margin-top: -100px; 
  height: 100px; 
  visibility: hidden; 
}

then

<h4 id="Part1" class="below-header">Introduction</h4>
.
.
.
<a href="#Part1">Back to Introduction</a>

Works like a charm. Thanks again.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by dccharron.

I’m no expert on this theme. I’m just trying it out for one of my websites and had a similar problem.

Looking at your site, I noticed that there is an inline style on the div for the custom-header that has a margin-bottom of 70px. That’s what is giving you that white bar.

I found a way “around” the problem. The custom-header class has a position of relative. If you change that position to absolute, the white bar goes away.

If you are using a “child theme” then add the below CSS code to your child theme’s “style.css” file. If you are not using a child theme then you can use the following steps:

Appearance => Customize => Additional CSS

Then add this CSS code:

.custom-header {
	position: absolute;
}

Make sure you add this code ABOVE or BELOW the commented lines of:

/*
You can add your own CSS here.
Click the help icon above to learn more.
*/

Just a follow up. Having a look at your “insert here” plugin. Looks very promising. Will try it out and let you know.

Many thanks for taking the time to reply.

(My avatar is a photo of me circa 1953 – hence the black and white)

Definitely using “Text” editing mode so that’s not the issue.

The problem is happening on a live commercial website (which makes it a bit hard to test on/off of each plugin in turn) and uses your plugin extensively to do some fancy things. As it turns out, I’ve recently built a copy of the website in French and German that aren’t “live” yet so I’ll try duplicating the problem on one of those sites and let you know of my progress.

Not sure what you mean by “fail”? I’ve run your code and it works perfectly every time for me. What devices or browser do you notice it to “fail”? Are you noticing it on a page refresh or some other action.

Have you asked your question on stackoverflow.com which deals with this kind of issue?

Hi @aurovrata

Did you ever find an answer to this question. I am experiencing the same problem with another CF7 extension plugin.

Contact Form 7 Datepicker

I like the plugin but it is quite annoying to experience the popup alert on exiting any edit of a Contact 7 Form. I’m assuming that this is caused by the same “non-std” issue as you experienced with your extension plugin.

I understand that you’ve tried the “reset” solution (several times) and it has not worked and continues to show the same error. I don’t have any other solution to offer.

When you “De-activate” this plugin (Google Analyticator), does the error go away?

Thanks @adrian2k7

Just tried the “Reset” workaround and it has repaired the problem.

I did not have to create a new property.

I was already signed on to Google.

After I clicked on the plugin’s Reset link I used the “here” link at the top of the settings page which opened a page on a new tab. On that page I was prompted to give permission for access to my personal Analytics account which I did. I then copied and pasted my personal GA code to the settings page. I also had to change:

Google Analytics logging is: Enabled
Analytics Account: selected the correct property

I then clicked on Save Settings.

Once I did this the Fatal Error problem vanished and Widgets were displayed correctly.

Thanks again.

Me too. I just want to clarify that this error pops up when I click on Appearance => Customize which makes it completely impossible for me to edit my Theme (“Customizr”). I also noticed that when I have Google Analyticator activated, it clashes with the plugin Custom Sidebars so that Appearance => Widgets only displays the available widget tools but does not display the list of sidebars on the right side – so this completely prevents editing or creating widgets. If I deactivate Google Analyticator, these problems disappear.

@adrian2k7 I agree. Sad to see that the authors don’t seem to be taking this seriously since there has been no response from them for 4 weeks. What a shame since this has long been my favourite plugin to implement Analytics.

I’m reluctant to use the solution suggested by @betomexicano since I’m concerned that I have to create a new property code which seems to imply that I would lose the continuity of my stats. Also I don’t understand what he mean by “re-integrate”. For now I will deactivate whenever I need to edit my theme and widgets. Hopefully some future version of this plugin will fix the problem. Fingers crossed.

All good now. Many thanks to all of you for your help.

Thanks @menakas for the heads up on the changing prefix on selected classes and methods.

I tried replacing the tc__f with czr__f in my child function.php but that failed too:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function czr__f() in /home/content/[snip]/wp-content/themes/customizr-htbr/functions.php on line 52

Any suggestion on this specific function?