jennifermontes

The 7.9 update solves the issue for me. Thanks for addressing it so quickly!

I also wanted to mention that clicking the “Save All Settings” button will throw this error in the console: ReferenceError: event is not defined. The file throwing this error seems to be options-page-admin-toolbar.min.js.

I’m having a similar issue. I’m able to save other menus just file (like Admin Menu, for example), but Admin Toolbar does not save. When I hit the ‘Save All Settings’ button, instead of getting a loading icon and then the “The settings have been saved.” message, the page will refresh. It seems like the onClick handler for this button isn’t working.

PHP Version: 7.2.4
Wordpress Version: 5.0.3
Plugin Version: 7.8
Current Theme: Koji
Active Plugins:
Classic Editor
FloydCo Portfolio
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MyWebSQL Database Manager
Next Active Directory Integration
WP Custom Admin Interface

Oh wow, I didn’t notice this post here until now. I will add your issues to my bug list, but unfortunately I can’t give a timeline for when I’ll be able to get to them.

I’m so sorry you’ve had to wait so long already! I’ll reply to this topic again once I’m able to fix these issues.

Hi guys. Since there is still demand for a fix, I looked into it and made a handy file for you. Check it out here: https://pastebin.com/Etqqc0QN. That file is basically the entire style.css, but with the fixes that you need integrated. Since the fix wasn’t as easy as simply finding a word and replacing it with another, I decided that posting the entire file would be the better approach.

To use the file:

1. Open your current style.css in the editor and delete everything.
2. Select all of the new style.css that I posted and paste it into your editor.
3. Save!

In case you’re interested, here’s a before and after so you can see what I did:
Before

.blog .entry-content{
  float: left;
  width: 134px;
  margin: 0 0 5px 0;
}

After

.blog .entry-content, .archive .entry-content{
  float: left;
  width: 134px;
  margin: 0 0 5px 0;
}

I’m basically adding an .archive rule beside every .blog rule so that they will both behave the same way.

Hopefully this works out for you guys!

I got this email as well. Since I doubt that anyone will come up with a solution in the next 48 hours, I’ve just turned off my Facebook features until further notice!

The sad part is that I had considered making my own plugin using OAuth a few months ago because I didn’t like how all the IFrames that the Facebook buttons generated were slowing down my page load times. But as usual, I kept putting it off and now the sh*t has hit the fan.

I’m having this issue as well. Custom post types are successfully created but I have no way of accessing them.

Great! There may be other things hiding within the Gallery theme that could have been broken by the Thematic upgrade, but at least this fix takes care of the more serious issues.

The reason this is happening is that Thematic changed the structure of its classes and, sadly, many themes like Gallery were depending on them.

To fix this problem, open your gallery/style.css file in a text editor and change every instance of ‘.not-singular’ to ‘.blog’. Hopefully, that should resolve most of your issues.