paulwylie2

Hi,

The iframe embed code fixed the issue.

Many thanks,

Paul

Hi

I’ve got it working now. You have some exclusions missing from your SiteGround filter exclusions list. If you add the following, I’m sure the plugin will work fine:

$exclude_list[] = ‘quillforms-iframe-resizer’;
$exclude_list[] = ‘quillforms-iframe-resizer-implementer’;
$exclude_list[] = ‘quillforms-iframe-resizer-content-window-script’;
$exclude_list[] = ‘quillforms-react-renderer-script’;
$exclude_list[] = ‘quillforms-blocklib-group-block-renderer-script’;
$exclude_list[] = ‘quillforms-payment-gateways’;
$exclude_list[] = ‘wp-dom-ready’;
$exclude_list[] = ‘wp-polyfill-inert’;

Many thanks

Paul

Thanks for the response. I will close the topic as it was just to let you know.

Hi

Just an update.

I installed this plugin on another website that had Cloudflare enabled and the reports ran fine.

After further investigation, it seems that Cloudflare was not setup correct (missing DNS records) on the website that would not run the reports with Cloudflare enabled. The Google Pagespeed Insights plugin identified this. A thank you to this plugin!

Many thanks

Paul

Hi

I set the ‘Animation Origin’ to ‘Top’ on all popups and they are all working as expected so I will leave it at that.

Adding top and bottom margins on the forms resolved the styling issues.

I did not get a notice that asset caching was not working. Asset caching was disabled as part of troubleshooting, but I have enabled it again.

Many thanks

Paul

Hi, for extra information, the popups are fine on the Home page. It seems the problem is on the Candidate and Contact Us pages. Also the popups in the sidebar on the Candidate and Contact Us pages used to drop down from the top in the centre of the screen (like on the Home page), but now they appear from the right side of the screen.

Robin, I just updated plugin to 3.1.4 and the issue is resolved. Thanks for resolving it.

Hi Robin, I installed this on the production website I am building for a client and the email button does open the default mail app and has the attribute href=”mailto:” so it was something on my dev website causing the issue. I use this dev site for testing new themes and plugins so I think it’s time to create a new clean dev website! Thanks for your help and I have sent a donation so you can have a few drinks.

Regards

Paul

`Sorry, the element never submitted correct. Here it is again: –

<a class=”button email” href=”” rel=”noopener noreferrer nofollow”><svg class=”scriptlesssocialsharing__icon envelope-square” role=”img” aria-hidden=”true”> <use xlink:href=”#envelope-square”></use> </svg><span class=”screen-reader-text”>E-mail</span></a>

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by paulwylie2.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by paulwylie2.

Hi Robin, sorry my mistake. I just want to modify href on email icon to this: –

href=”mailto:”

This will tell the mail icon to open the default mail app on machine.

This is the mail element currently: –

<svg class=”scriptlesssocialsharing__icon envelope-square” role=”img” aria-hidden=”true”> <use xlink:href=”#envelope-square”></use> </svg><span class=”screen-reader-text”>E-mail</span>

At present it is just href so I’m not sure how it would know to open mail app.

This is a new website running on a local web server (Local by Flywheel) on a Mac.

Thanks

That worked! I understand now Robin. It’s a filter and a filter modifies the output and I had disabled the output. Thanks for you speedy and clear response.