Hoot_Fluegelhorn

Testing whether this error pops up is easy, by going into the messages area, and change the date listing from oldest to newest or vice versa.
Invariably the pop-up “Conflict with another plugin which overwrites jQuery” is displayed.

By the suggestion of @martinm76 I disabled the Font plugin, and can confirm that the pop-up no longer shows itself.

I have reached out to the developer of the plugin (Pawel Misiurski)about it, to give him a fighting chance to investigate the issue

Thanks for all the replies, I am very grateful for your support.

Coding not being my day-job I’m skittish around the area of working with child themes. One reason for that is the frequent updates WP has, where those should also trickle down to child themes (AFAIK).
I once heard a bush pilot say: “Don’t get into situations you can’t get out of”.
(Then he flew of in his helicopter, a contraption that doesn’t want to fly to begin with..so yeah.)

If I get around to build a crash&burn site I will do a deep-dive into Child themes.

My requirement was being able to use sidebars in POST pages to display ads.
My workaround is using the BLOG Sidebar widget, and WP QUADS that sports widgets that can be used in the Blog Sidebar widget.

I’m a happy camper with that since I want ads on POST pages only. WP QUADS also provides options to inject ads in-line of static pages by inserting a call to scripting that comes with WP QUADS. This has solved the problem for me.

Kind regards,
Hoot

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by Hoot_Fluegelhorn. Reason: twiddle fingers

Thanks for your contributions, gentlemen, I really appreciate it.

@alexandre, I know the plugin, before I moved to twenty-seventeen I used twenty-eleven and custom-sidebars. Unfortunately in Twenty-Seventeen, the width of the sidebars (using the plugin) are minimal, and pretty much useless.

@jrmigs, I’m going to look into your suggestion. If it’s that simple.. ??

Do you have a different experience? (I’m particularly referring to blog pages; I don’t need sidebars on static pages.)

And gents, I lack the technical skills to go through the rigmarole of making a child, and muck about with page code. Mind, I do respect those who can, and admire the results they produce. It’s just not for me.

Thanks,
Hoot

Thanks for replies Guys. It is really appreciated.

Here’s my thoughts.

I’m not a company. I have no structure in place that would ensure continuity on my buddy’s site. He knows this of course. He holds a list of the necessary passwords required to manage the site etc.

But from my responsibilities, this means that I should endeavour to keep the site as close to “factory default” as possible. So galavanting off and change the code would not be a good idea.

The workaround is in Google’s adsense plugin that allows you to “pin” adds to pages that the App sees as feasible.

Going back to previous themes is not what I’m after. The capabilities of this theme are awesome. I hope the theme’s developers build on this theme and incorporate sidebars again in new iterations of this theme.

Hi Stephen
https://verkeersschoolrobkemp.nl/wp/

Not on static pages.. well that explains it then. That’s a major bummer.
I’m using it to present an adsense add on pages deemed suitable for it.

Is there a way around this limitation?

Thanks for your support,
Leo

Hi Jaap,

PHP.INI settings:
memory_limit 256M (local value), 128M (Master Value).

Seems to me that’s enough memory to run the import without disabling the warning feature in table D-VII. If I were the only user I could live with it, but other (less) technical users won’t understand what happens if they find their upload has not succeeded.

What will happen in this situation, if I enable Table A-2 ?

Dank,
Leo