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I’m not sure if this is related or not, but I’m also having an issue with the header. If this is not related, I can open a new issue.

I have a sticky header, and when I do a hard refresh, the page header disappears. (Perhaps it is underneath the sticky header?) If I do a regular refresh, it comes back. I was able to reproduce on the demo site (https://try.sinatrawp.com/), but interestingly it was only an issue while I was in the customize section of the site, on the “live” site, it didn’t occur.

Has anything changed with this? I’m not using the transparent header, but just a sticky header that I would like to change styles on when I scroll/when it becomes sticky. It seems si-sticky-header is a class on the body, which is always present. Any styles I apply to .si-sticky-header .sinatra-logo .logo-inner are also always present. Is there any other class or id or way to tell when the sticky header is present vs just the header at the top of the page, so that I can change styles on scroll?

Instead of deleting the row, I actually just removed the 1 from meta_value and the error message is gone. Thanks! This makes the dashboard look so much nicer.

Okay. Thanks for your help!

Okay, 2 things I’d like to clarify.
Will need to revert back to PHP 5.6? Or will it work with 7.0.15?
In the table usermeta, am I supposed to delete the row with meta_key wp_statistics (the meta_value is 1, if that makes any difference) or am I supposed to delete the entire table?
Thanks for your help.

Okay, gotcha. Would there be any way for me to manually change the numbers? If I would be able to estimate how many spam hits a post received on a date, and then lower the number of hits?

Okay, so are saying that I can delete them from the database, but the Hits column and charts in the admin section won’t update to show the new (lower) number of hits?

Hello, just checking back and wondering if you have made any progress on fixing this issue, or have any suggestions for how I can remove this warning message.
Thanks.

Not that I am aware of. I don’t think I’ve touched the database at all.

Thank you! Reverting back to PHP 7.0.14 fixed it. Thanks again!

I reverted back to PHP 7.0.14 and the warning message remains. At this point it isn’t a major problem, and just an inconvenience, but I wanted to make you aware of it.

Just wondering if you found a solution to this. I am coming across the same issue. I would like to be able to specify the height of the viewer for different screen sizes. Some of my pdf’s are only 1 page, so if I set the height to display correctly on the desktop, then on mobile screens there is a large section of gray below the document.
Thanks for any suggestions!

Thanks for your quick response! I’ve installed it and just briefly tested it out, and it appears to do just what I need it to! Thanks again!