samsports

Will use the contact-form.

Thanks for the reply!

Today is an other day and as a sudden, this specific error was gone like it was never there, even when I try different pages. Can’t explain that.

We use “Visual Composer” (NOT the wpbakery one) but this time I investigated that OMGF really detects a lot of fonts and variations and if I test it one one of our pages, it loads so much fonts locally that we still have about 15 seconds loading time. Maybe it’s not optimized for Visual Composer users? Because visible are only about 4-5 different fonts-(variations) on my testing site and the OMGF plugin made 36 HTTP calls a about 0.5 s?

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Really strange, I tested it again on two different browsers and now it works, but there wasn’t an plugin version update since then.

Oh sorry, I forgot an important details: The mobile version only did not work. When I hit the button nothing showed up in the error console. Tried it with firefox latest version and brave browser.

It worked without problems, I’m very happy now. Thank you !!

Ah, now that makes sense why nothing works, even after I tried to include all what was needed for this plugin but it ended with an error-message after including our plugin php-file, my stomach said I couldn’t simply raw-include this file because it is written as a plugin. The shortcode does also already exist when I tested this via the shortcode_exists() function.

So the question is, how can I disable this optimization for a specific wordpress site? I haven’t found a solution yet but want to do it on my own (because of security reasons giving someone access, I hope you understand).

Sorry for my late reply. I found out that I can use plugins inside a child-theme with the following line (before I just inserted it in raw fashion):

echo do_shortcode('[spoiler]' . $a[description_en] . '[/spoiler]');

I tried it but it seems the CSS is not there and it slightly produced a different output as on my temporary testpage: https://www.scienceandmotion.com/testpage/

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• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by samsports.

Ah yes, this was as well a problem. But If I have “PS Disable Auto Formatting” activated, I can’t switch to text-mode what was need to save my text correctly.

I finally found out it has something to do with my plugin called “PS Disable Auto Formatting”. If I deactivate it I’m able to switch to “text-mode” on both fields and succesfully save my data.

OK I tried to edit database manually, NO GOOD IDEA! Plugin broken and both text-fields don’t even showing anymore to edit anything. After reinstall the same behaviour. I completely restored my database and wordpress site.

See screenshot here, red arrows: Will not be saved. Green arrow. Will be saved: https://linx.li/selif/2i2n3tik.png

This user has the same problem: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/testo-banner-vuoto-non-salva-le-modifiche/

I finally found out this has something to do with the class fusion-alert-content and that class seems to come from our theme. We used “Avada” and contact form 7 uses fusion alert boxes.

Sorry, I think this is a bug from the contact form 7 styles plugin. I will post my bug report there.

If you don’t see anything have you hit F12 and watched console on your site? Has it some errors when this plugin is activated? Other reason could be that an other plugin causes the error that it didn’t work. I had this many times and this was a solution to nearly everything. Also try to swtich to the dark theme for test purposes.