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I gave up and added some CSS to fix this. Hopefully it won’t cause any future problems.

Essentially I added { font-weight: 600; color: #444; display: block; } to the “wpcf7-quiz-label” class.

Because of that, the https://hcovc.org/temp-application/ page won’t show the problem without disabling that CSS.

Same problem Chrome and Firefox.

Comparing some of the input sections… The main differences on the quiz are:
– The label text is wrapped by a span (with class wpcf7-quiz-label). This is causing the smaller font and lighter text.
– The other label text is not wrapped by a span. But they do have a <br> after them which the quiz label does not have.

I’m using the Hueman theme (https://presscustomizr.com/hueman/), with a couple of mods from very simple child theme I added. Hueman is not 100% up to date, but close.

I duplicated the problem with all plugins disabled. Unfortunately it’s a live site, so I can’t leave it that way for you. CTRL-F5 after they were disabled.

Thanks for your quick responses.

https://hcovc.org/temp-application/

Use password: temppw

Yes, it’s a complete pain. I ended up making a child theme and modifying the code in a couple of files to fix it. It was a very simple change, but now I have to worry about keeping the child files in sync with the parent.

I would say pester the theme author to make this theme like all (maybe only the vast majority) others: featured images show on the default post type. There could be an Appearance option to turn it off.

I like the theme, but this was almost enough to make me start looking for another when I found the issue.

This happened to me. At the time I was fighting with the undefined __DIR__ issue, but noticed that the sharing stuff was not working. Although the WordPress docs say it will work with PHP V5.2x (I don’t remember the minor), this theme doesn’t.

When I upgraded the site to PHP 5.6 the problems went away. I believe __DIR__ is defined in 5.3, so that may be all you need.

You may have missed where Denzel said that the post type must be set to “Image”. That is unique to this theme.

However, I looked at https://www.socialdemokraternakiruna.se/ and inspected one of the images next to the post summary. It did not link to an image, it linked to a page. Perhaps that is a clue. Here is the image link that I got by using the browser’s inspector. The link opened a page, not an image, when I copied it and opened it in a new window:

https://www.socialdemokraternakiruna.se/uncategorized/riktlinjer-for-handlaggning-av-dodsboarenden/

I decided that trying to get people to remember to use the Image format when posting wasn’t likely to work, so I’ll have to modify the theme.

Please consider making the Featured Image an appearance option in the future. It is confusing to people, as shown in these support threads in quite a few threads.

Thanks for the plugin suggestion.

Wow, that had me stumped. I thought if Featured Images existed they would be shown, especially since they showed up on the blog page list. I’ve been trying to figure out why it was broken.

I just converted from another theme. Is this saying that I now have to change every post to the “Image” format to get the Featured Image to display on the page?

If so, is there another way? I thought about changing the single.php in a child theme, but after looking at Hueman’s code, that doesn’t look quite so simple.

Any suggestions to minimize the amount of labor in converting a site?

Is there a timeframe for that update? The last time I did an update I lost most of the look of the site, so I don’t want to put in a lot of effort just to lose it again.

Thanks for the quick reply about the issue.

In case anybody encounters this, I opened a trouble ticket a couple of weeks ago. The ticket has more details on the problem and at least one other site is having a similar issue.

https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/39679

I just starting working on someone’s site that uses this theme. It seems that italic was broken during one of the theme upgrades.

A very quick glance with the inspector shows that the code block in style.css

em, dfn, cite {
    font-style: italic;
}

seems to be getting overridden by the reset.css code.

I haven’t looked any further, but since someone else reported this problem, and the site’s italics were working before I upgraded, it seems that there is a fairly basic but significant bug in the theme.

That’s not where you should be putting the filter code. It’s not clear what you’re trying to do, but maybe you need to change it to:

$image_size = wyde_post_thumbnails($image_size);

One thing I do to debug that type of thing is to output the html wrapped in a comment before and after calling a function, perhaps with htmlspecialchars() if appropriate.

echo '<!-- ' . $image_size . ' -->';

or something like that.

Hardly “resolved”. I can’t make the paths common. One is on a local Ubuntu server, the other is on a shared hosting system that I have limited control on. The absolute paths are very different. If you were using relative paths, no problem.

You also skipped by question about syncing. Do I exclude all “cache/hyper-cache/*” files?

I’m seeing the same issue. I thought it might help move things along if more than one person let you know they’re seeing it.