peaceharbor

@thirstyjon well, apparently, it’s not the plugin but rather some setting in my browser (FireFox) preventing it from working. I’ve tried other browsers and it does appear to be working as normal…

Ah, gotcha. Makes sense. Thank you!

I think there’s a bug in the ToolTips feature that’s causing some of the scripture text on mouse hover to be white on white background and others to be black on white background.

Ok, thanks.

Thank you!

Awesome, thank you!

I’ve followed this checklist to the best of my ability, starting with disabling all plugins except PowerPress, and the issue still persists, even in private browsing mode. I’m sending an email to the support team (which you may be on) with BluBrry.

That worked, thank you!

Hello, and thank you for your response. I added that code, and the result is still the same. View Image.

Here’s a development. With Safari, the issue persists as stated. Using Firefox, Chrome, or Brave browser on a Mac and PC, the issue doesn’t seem to exist.
So, perhaps it’s not a plugin issue at all, rather a browser issue. Still a little odd.

Awesome. Hopefully, you’ll be able to release an update that won’t conflict with this WP Rocket feature. I’ll file a support ticket with WP Rocket as well to see if there’s a temporary/permanent fix on their end.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by peaceharbor.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by peaceharbor.

I just completed your form. So, guess it’s not Divi after all. I am using WP Rocket for a caching plugin, and through a series of tests, this issue with the Site Kit conflict happens when the ‘Combine JavaScript Files’ is checked under WPR’s File Optimization tab.

Thanks for the reply. I was able to update the rest of the podcasts on our site. This is an amazing plugin, that is quite the time saver. Many thanks!

I’m just guessing here, but I would assume that I would simply delete their imported shows from the Posts section of the WordPress site (or is this necessary), and import their RSS feed as a new import using your plugin…

Yea, that’s what I thought too regarding your plugin. But now that you mention it, that’s exactly what the problem was. I had a plugin that shared any new post to social media automatically—and that’s exactly what it was doing, or at least trying to do. I’ll deactivate that plugin next time I do an import. Thank you!