rogerjh

I am having the same problem, except in the Must Use window, none of the links are active. A user deleted the plugin entirely, and I don’t have FTP access. Please help. Thanks.

Okay so here’s how I resolved this.
1. In the WP dashboard, go to Shortcodes/Settings/Custom CSS then redefine the ul and li tags. This code overrides the theme CSS, in this case using my own new class newbullets:

.newbullets ul li {
    background: none;
}

2. On the page view, click Insert Shortcode
3. Select List
4. Select the icon (Icon picker button) (in this case “angle-right”) and set the Icon color.
5. Type the class into the Class box, in this case newbullets
6. Click Insert shortcode.
7. The plugin inserts the following shortcode:

[su_list icon="icon: angle-right" icon_color="#18ac04" class="newbullets"]<ul>
<li>List item</li>
<li>List item</li>
<li>List item</li>
</ul>[/su_list]

Thanks! I will give this a try.

Thanks Shellypeacock. The webpage is here https://www.montessoricenter.org/admissions/financial-aid/

You can see the problem in the second bulleted list of List item below the list with the green arrows (the green arrows hide the gray bullets, but that’s a bit of kludge!).

I downloaded the plugin Enhanced Media Library, and now functionality is restored, and media items can be deleted.

Yep. It’s working now. Thanks again folks.

Hmm. I fiddled around with the CSS after posting this, and things weren’t working still in Chrome or FF. Probably need to clear my caches! Thanks for the heads up!

Thanks Esmi. I will give these options a try.

I added the following code to the stylesheet.

#footer_inside {
    max-height: 500px;
}

But I am still getting the PHP errors :\

Hi Esmi,

Thanks for the suggestion. I looked with Firefox Firebug. That was my first instinct. ??

The only thing I can see are hidden posts, since the theme came with four columns and but we wanted only three columns, so the fourth column is hidden.

But how could a CSS problem cause the PHP errors?

I really appreciate any help!

Thanks Gerald. I should have figured that it was complicated! I guess I was really looking for a sense of what to look for in a theme to make sure that it was not part of the problem.

Thanks Gerald, that helps. I tried using a couple of caching plugins, but the sites are still slow. Are there coding issues, or other ways to deconstruct a theme to ensure it is optimized for speed?

Okay, it was a PHP file called get_container.php. I just needed to put the code above the code for the widgets.

SOLVED.

I found this thread answered my question. https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/125832?replies=18

The template file was fine. The main thing is to make sure that the embedded php file has the right file path to call the wp-blog-header.php file (which is an admin file, not to be confused with the theme header.php).

Then you use your page template code to fill around the php functions.

Here’s the end product: https://www.urs.science-awards.org/ugresearchnews.php

Check the format of your image. Make sure that your browser can load the image from your desktop. If the browser cannot see the image loaded from your computer, you may need to resave in a different format.