Layman Lab

This worked. Thank you!

• This reply was modified 10 months ago by Layman Lab.

Maybe you already found a solution, but if not, our plugin may help.
https://www.wpbackendfilesearch.com/

It’s an easy way to search your WordPress backend for code or snippets or text across all PHP, CSS and JS files at once.

Hope this helps!

Thanks for your review.
Sounds like you’re having an odd conflict with the plugin – the error you pasted is obviously not normal.

I wish you had made an attempt to contact us so we could have solved the issue for you.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Layman Lab.

Thanks for your comment, @czweb.
Can you email direct through our PRO support page so we can figure out what is causing the conflict? This is not an error we’ve seen before, and I’d like to learn more about your configuration in order to solve it.

Thanks.

Not sure if you are still looking for an answer, but we ran into this same issue on one of our sites – figured we’d offer a suggestion.

The plugin author should add font color as a setting, but here is one workaround:
We found where the font color settings can be added in the plugin file titled “tp_twitter_plugin.css”

We then added the below line of code to the “style.css” file in our child theme to make the font white (change #ffffff to your preferred color).

.tp_recent_tweets li {
color: #ffffff;
}

We found the right line of code to edit by using a combination of Chrome Inspector (to find the name of the property to edit) and our own WordPress plugin (to find which file[s] that line of code is hiding in).

For reference, our plugin is called WP Backend File Search, and it’s very helpful for finding and editing CSS (and also adding line numbering, line wrapping and color themes to your WP editor).

Cheers!

Thank you for posting. Same apology for the delay – not sure why we did not receive a notification about your post.

The issue you mentioned may be related to caching – please try clearing your browser’s cache. If that does not help the issue, please try clearing the cache via your WP site’s caching plugin (if you have one activated).

If that still doesn’t solve your issue, please contact us directly.

Stacy-
Thank you for reaching out. First off, very sorry for the delay – I did not receive a notification of your post :/

In our extensive tests, 95% of the issues have been attributed to caching. That said, please try clearing your browser’s cache. If that does not help the issue, please try clearing the cache via your WP site’s caching plugin (if you have one activated).

If this does not work, it could be an issue with multisite compatibility. We’ve had users report that they are able to use the plugin on multisite, but other users have had conflicts (depending on the configuration).

Thanks for your feedback, @abluedeveloper. The free version of the plugin includes some improvements/tweaks to the editor, like line wrapping, line numbering and color/theme customization (hence the “Editor Tweaks” part of the title).

Yes, “search all” is a PRO feature ($6 currently, and very helpful I might add) – the free version of search (“search current”) simply integrates the “find…” more seamlessly into the editor (in addition to the added functionality of line wrapping, line numbering and color customization).

So, if the editor improvements I mentioned above are not helpful to you, then yes, this plugin is not for you.

Sorry you had a 1-star experience with the plugin, but I appreciate you taking the time to let us know!

Thanks for your feedback! Much appreciated…