wombi1973

Hi,
I just created the debug log file and I get the following entries a lot when I access the Customizer:

[09-Feb-2022 08:33:52 UTC] PHP Notice:  Undefined index: required in /var/www/sites/kristian-ashton.net/wp-content/plugins/kirki/packages/kirki-framework/module-css/src/CSS.php on line 349
[09-Feb-2022 08:33:52 UTC] PHP Warning:  Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /var/www/sites/kristian-ashton.net/wp-content/plugins/kirki/packages/kirki-framework/module-css/src/CSS.php on line 349

Regards,

Kristian.

Hi,
I have had exactly the same problem. My site with the “blacksilver” theme works perfectly with Kirki 3.1.9; however, each time I have upgraded to a 4.x release (I have trie two different 4.x releases); then the Customizer breaks and also the fullscreen slideshow does not cycle through images.
This was, at least for my theme, confirmed by the theme support team.
Kristian.

Hi Carles,

I am wondering if it has something to do with the fact that qtranslate has still not been updated for WP 3.8 because when I look at the URL to the newsletter top image (“An Urban Newsletter”), then I get the following:
https://www.kristian-ashton.de/dehttps://www.kristian-ashton.de/wp-content/plugins/knews/templates/sweet_bcn/images/header.jpg

Here you can see that the site address is double and the first part of it has the /de in it.

With WP 3.7 when I tried Knews I had no such problems at all.

Hi,
thanks for the tip about the plugins….it turns out that it is the qTranslate plugin doing it.
Initially I tried the twenty* themes and had the same problem, then disabled all plugins and gradually turned them on again…and it is qTranslate.
I rely on qTranslate completely, so instead of removing (which I can’t) or modifying it (which will create problems during updates), I shall perhaps just use my own date/time function then, which then directly uses mysql2date to format exactly the way I want.

Thanks for your advice….I should have thought about the plugins earlier!

Hi,
for example….in my theme’s main page (home.php) there is the following:

<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
<li>
<h4><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a> <span class="meta"><?php echo(get_the_date('M j, Y')); ?> | <?php     comments_popup_link(__('No Comments', THEME_TEXTDOMAIN), __('1 Comment', THEME_TEXTDOMAIN), __('% Comments', THEME_TEXTDOMAIN)); ?    ></span></h4>

…
Note: it doesn’t matter if I use the_date() or echo(get_the_date()) (or use the the_time, get_the_time functions).

Although the format string is a valid one, it is ignored and instead the format equating to ‘l, F jS, Y’ is displayed! (and this is not even the format that I have defined in my wordpress settings for the default date format!)

This problem is within every php page of my theme, the date/time format string is just ignored. The only way I can get around this, is to write my own function for returning the post date/time and within that function, call the mysql2date function.

Thanks for that.
I am still relatively new to WordPress and was not sure about child themes….I shall try it out.