Guenni007

I think it would be sufficient if you put the filter not to the body, but to all descendants.

body.pojo-a11y-grayscale * {
filter: grayscale(100%);
-webkit-filter: grayscale(100%);
-webkit-filter: grayscale(1);
-moz-filter: grayscale(100%);
-ms-filter: grayscale(100%);
-o-filter: grayscale(100%);
filter: gray
}

for red asterisk : is it possible to preserve tags inside this placeholder text ( f.e. span tags) to colorize the asterisk ( e.g: red )

placeholder "my placeholder <span> *</span>"

i tested it – next was complete new installation – always those (spaces) – i’m working with Enfold Theme

• it could be enough – but i guess the height definitions are hampering the slideToggle ( slideDown/slideUp) calculation of the height.

ok – maybe i use my on script with slideToggle() option. maybe that is enough.

by the way – by the way, using the pre tag causes a new look for many WordPress installations. This is because WordPress themes often have predefined stylings for precisely this case.

Thank you so much for your commitment! I would have to create a page copy because I won’t be changing the live page now. Unfortunately (thank God) I’m on vacation today and won’t be back in the country until after Pentecost. If that’s okay with you, I would get back to you then. I can then give you admin rights on the copied page and you can then log in!

It’s always good to learn something new. I would therefore be interested in knowing another solution.
Because one thing my solution can’t do is the nice scroll to different page anchor point, where the page is opened first and then scrolls down smoothly.

thanks for your answer – i managed it by giving to those toggle links a custom class on menu (toggle-link) and added to the selector that are excluded .toggle-link a. With this setting it works – allthough the offset with #header does not work for those links – because toggling is changing screenheight again and again. I think i can live with that.

me too! i use WP Armour Pro – and only on autoresponder the [your-email] is listed as unsafe ( E-Mails are sent – but that error is annoying )

Many thanks for the tips and advice. Based on the hints from the health section that wordpress has been offering for some time, I wanted to test a persistent object cache plugin (SQLite Object Cache). This was probably the main reason for the inconsistencies. With the other domain, there was probably also the fact that different collations probably caused confusion.

With United Domains I had to set the headers via php. I actually only need this to define the content headers including the content security policies. Which I usually do via htaccess and mod_headers. Unfortunately, it didn’t work there. – My fear was that Duplicator might also need mod_headers.

maybe the download fails on that first server because United Domains have not activated the mod_headers on apache? that is the only difference – but even on the other Hosters – a migration leads to a supposedly successful action – but wp-login page ( with the new domain ) leads to the admin area of the origin WordPress installation. ??

now on two totaly different hoster the same – first i thought that this special install has the problems – but now now two more installations show this behavior and creates bak files. By the way the ftp transfer does not work anymore. Something that does work all the time. I can login via ftp Client with the settings. But Transfer via duplicator not.

Thats it – now i can go and set the upper parent to display none by jQuery. Thanks alot.

Can you help me to use the filter that way – please?