mmihelic

I contacted them on 2023-06-08 through their homepage to actually purchase the PRO version. Haven’t heard back yet.

I did however get promo emails the very next day… :/

I guess the hunt for a suitable replacement is on. It was a good theme.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by mmihelic.

Yes, this seems to work. Thank you.

In the end I added the CSS code to simple-share-buttons-adder/css/ssba.css

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by mmihelic.

Thank you for the workaround. It does not seem to work with the duplicates fix.

If I add both fixes then the duplicates are gone, but hovering still produces an empty button as shown in the previous post’s screenshot.

.ssbp-list p {display:none}
.ssbp-btn:hover svg{
display:block !important;
}

If I only add the fix for inverted colours, then hovering works as expected, but I still get duplicates.

Thank you! It would really be a great feature to have on a multisite setup.

Hi!

The testing environment is not a local sandbox but a full PROD copy. It works the same as PROD but is not accessible from the outside so I cannot provide you with a URL.
I do not know how access to a broken site would help you, but if you are looking for specific (error) messages I can provide them.

I will test latest plugin version (v8.1.2 at this time) and report. It may take a while.

I have also run into this problem. The functions worked properly on WP v4.7.3, before we updated to WP v5.4.2. I have also updated Polylang in case it would help, but it did not.

It was not an Apache issue. I delved into the network site at work and came to
$real_mime = finfo_file( $finfo, $file );

This is line 2319 in
/opt/wordpress/wp-includes/functions.php

Thanks to supernovia form the www.ads-software.com forum I now know, that since version 4.7.1 WordPress implemented a more strict MIME type checking. See here.

I wrote a post about it here.

Thanks, I’ll start on the Apache side.

We are the host, hosting a WordPress network of 10k+ sites for our education related institutions (schools, universities,…).
From what I can tell, the error originates from:
/opt/wordpress/wp-admin/includes/file.php
and the line that print the error is:
353 return call_user_func_array( $upload_error_handler, array( &$file, __( 'Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons.' ) ) );

Do you propose that the server denies the upload and WordPress just reports it?
Would the message originate from Apache or PHP?

Same problem here on WP 4.7.3. Has there been any progress regarding this issue?

Intersting stuff from the horse’s mouth, as it were ??
Thanks.

Kind regards, Mitja

I tried that. First I put the code right into the functions.php of a theme. It did not work. EDIT: The theme was used on the site I was testing on.
I also tried putting the code at the end of wp-settings.php but no luck there either.
Maybe the hook or option name have changed in the last 7 to 11 months since that thread was written.

Not everyone in the world uses the UK/US keyboard layout.
In our country the UK/US keys for {[]} are used for ????. So the only way to get [ is by pressing AltGr + f.
So on our site about 3000 users are affected by this.
Mac and Linux does not have this problem. It seems to be a Windows only problem, regardless of the browser used. That’s still 3000 users.

There would indeed be a z-index race ??
Thanks for the background explanation.

Regards,
Mitja

I see there is a reference or two missing from my initial post ??
I changed the z-index value in the CSS of the Cookie Law Info plugin not in the theme’s CSS.
The site mitja.splet.arnes.si already has the fixed plugin, so the cookie bar stays on top.
I have screenshots of before and after for another site.
https://mitja.splet.arnes.si/2014/10/24/cookie-law-info-plugin

It seemed like a good idea to raise the z-index value in the plugin itself to make stay on top.
My understanding was that the cookie bar should be shown on top of all other content. Is that not so?

Regards,
Mitja