John Huebner

A note about the removal of .zip backups.
Tar or Tar GZip are incapable of backing up all files for plugins due to long file names — Elmentor is a specific one that comes to mind. Without .zip backups of files become completely unusable and crash the site when restored due to missing files.

• This reply was modified 3 weeks, 4 days ago by John Huebner.
• This reply was modified 3 weeks, 4 days ago by John Huebner.

I’m good for now, other things came up and this is on a back burner.

I just did a quick test again using a private window or even using a different browser. My simple test was just for login condition on an elementor container element. I could see the content both logged into and out of the site. I have no idea if it is a conflict with another plugin or just his plugin no working and I don’t have time to figure this out.

But this is moot. I am moving on as I realized that I can do what needs to be done on this site with the built in elementor display conditions and will not be using this plugin for this feature.

I’m good, I have not implemented yet but I think I’ll be able to figure something out. At first I was expecting a setting specific to URL query values but as it’s done be blocking parts of the full requested URL that includes the query string I can understand what I need to do.

In my case I have a client that has a single sign on through a third party. The process is that clicking on the login link takes you off site to the sign on and then returns to the site with a single sign on token. This uses the query parameter of “sso”. There may also be other values before or after the sso token. Would it be sufficient to block “sso=”

I finally figured it out, client had the products marked as hidden in a way that was not immediately apparent.

Same issue, fatal error on line 32 of /header-footer-elementor/header-footer-elementor.php file
require_once HFE_DIR . ‘vendor/autoload.php’;
file does not exist

Glad to help, not sure at this point what site this was on but I had disabled the other plugin that was applying the filter because the other plugin was not being used. I’m pretty sure I posted something on that plugin as well but never heard back on their end.

Thanks, disabling the feature corrected the issue. That’s good enough for this site.

The = here should be a -, that’s what I get for typing it out because I couldn’t figure out how to copy from the browser debugger

wp-admin-bar=wpcode-loaded-on-this-page

I recently had a similar problem with my own script that required checking that the element actually existed before trying to set a value when using document.querySelector. The problem is that at that location in your code the element does not exist.

Not sure what you want need. This is for a client. The site is running on wordpress.com. I can’t set script debugging on there or I would give you more detail on the line in the code causing the issue.

Theme: Alves

Plugins:
Akismet
Elementor
Elementor Pro
Elementor Header & Footer Builder
Form Vibes
Jetpack
Safe Redirect Manager
Smush
Ultimate Addons for Elementor
WP Rocket
WPCode Light (this plugin I have checked code added using this plugin but none of it affects the admin menu)
Yoast SEO

This error happens both on the front end of the site when logged in and in the admin. The error causes the admin menu at the top of the page to be broken and not work. It also blocks some other scripts from running do to this error.

This error does not happen when not logged into the site

Error from the admin

Uncaught TypeError: document.querySelector(...) is null

/wp-content/plugins/insert-headers-and-footers/build/admin-bar.js?ver=5d377aa89c93914bb91207685348f326

Line/Char: 1:1050

0===wpcode_admin_bar_info_count&&(document.querySelector('#wp-admin-bar=wpcode-loaded-on-this-page .wp-admin-bar-arrow).style.display="none");

I have also tried
from: /some-page?X=5
to: /some-other-page/
the old system was no WP, all pages had query strings for finding the page, this needs to be removed on the new site.

As long as the menu slug and the post ID are the same yes.

However, there is on feature in this plugin that was not duplicated in the ACF version, and that is “Save to: This Post”. Each options page in this plugin was a post in a custom post type and the values would be saved in _postmeta for the of the CPT. If you used this feature then there is no replacement. You will need to create a custom post type “acf-options-page” and you will need to ensure that the post_id setting for the options page is set to the correct post ID. If you want to retain the values.

As of now, while I am no longer supporting this plugin for the future, it still works with the current version of ACF and WP. This plugin simply creates a CPT and then uses the values entered to call the acf_add_options_page() and acf_add_options_sub_page() functions. The feature in ACF does approximately the same thing except that it also creates local JSON files if the acf-json folder exists in the theme.

This is not really what I was looking for as it means that the overlay color will need to be applied to the background image before uploading, this is not something that my clients will be able to do easily. It also means that the overlay settings in this plugin are a completely useless feature.

Even an addition of some type of filter hook in an update that would let me correct the inherent problem would be a step in the right direction.

Page on site with issue https://www.rudyschmid.com/vehicle-maintenance/rust-proofing/

Here is the HTML generated by this plugin:

<div class="hbupro-hero-banner-wrp-1 hbupro-clearfix hbupro-layout-2">
  <div class="hbupro-hero-banner hbupro-clearfix">
    <div class="hbupro-hero-banner-inner hbupro-clearfix">
      <div class="hbupro-hero-banner-inner-wrap">
        <div class=" hbupro-medium-12 hbupro-columns hbupro-hero-content-position hbupro-text-center">
          <h2 class="hbupro-hero-banner-title">Rust Proofing for Your Vehicle</h2>
          <div class="hbupro-hero-banner-sub-title">
            <p>Keep Rust at Bay on Your Car in CNY's Unpredictable Weather</p>
          </div>
          <div class="hbupro-hero-banner-links">
            <a class="hbupro-button hbupro-rudy-dark-red" >FAQs</a>
            <a class="hbupro-button hbupro-rudy-dark-red" >Contact Us</a>
          </div>
        </div>
      </div>
    </div>
  </div>
</div>

And here is the CSS

<style type="text/css">
  .hbupro-hero-banner-wrp-1 .hbupro-hero-banner {
    background-image: url(https://www.rudyschmid.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/DSC04593-2-scaled.jpg); 
    background-size:cover;
    background-position: 50% center;
    background-attachment: fixed
  }
  .hbupro-hero-banner-wrp-1 .hbupro-hero-banner .hbupro-hero-banner-inner {
    background-color:#b72a2a;
    opacity:0.4;
  } 
  .hbupro-hero-banner-wrp-1 .hbupro-hero-banner-inner-wrap{
    max-width: px;
  }
  .hbupro-hero-banner-wrp-1 .hbupro-hero-banner h2.hbupro-hero-banner-title {
    font-size: 30px !important;
    line-height: 30px !important;
    color:#fff
  }
  .hbupro-hero-banner-wrp-1 .hbupro-hero-banner .hbupro-hero-banner-sub-title p,
  .hbupro-hero-banner-wrp-1 .hbupro-hero-banner .hbupro-hero-banner-sub-title {
    font-size: 20px !important;
    color:#fff
  }
  .hbupro-hero-banner-wrp-1 .hbupro-hero-banner-inner {
    padding:150px 0px 150px 0px
  }
</style>

As you can see the the content (title, subtitle, ect) is contained by the element with the selector:

.hbupro-hero-banner-wrp-1 .hbupro-hero-banner .hbupro-hero-banner-inner

This element is set to an opacity of 0.4 as defined in the overlay opacity when creating this banner. Because the entire element is set to this opacity all of the elements that it contains are also set to this opacity, making the text semi-transparent. It is not possible to set the inner elements of a container to higher opacity than the container.

To correct this either 1) the text cannot be contained in the overlay element or 2) an RBGA color value must be used for the background color of the overaly instead of setting the opacity of the entire overlay container.

Transparent text is not the desired result, only a semi-transparent overlay of the image is the desired result.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by John Huebner.