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Hi mbucherl,

Please paste the logic code you use here.

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Hi Alex,

Try this:
!is_home() && !eme_is_events_page()

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Hi shaifshahin,

It looks like a logic code issue. Can you paste the logic code you’re using here?

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Hi Ricardo,

Right. You can also use a plugin for that like this one: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-add-custom-css/

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Hi Marcos,

In the wp-config.php file replace this line of code

define('WP_DEBUG', false);

with this:

define('WP_DEBUG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', true);

After that click the save button on the plugin’s settings page again and see if you get any PHP errors on the screen or in the error_log file in the root folder of your site.

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Hi Marcos,

Do you see any errors in the browser or error_log (it should be enabled first to see the errors)?

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Hi Ricardo,

Most likely some hidden widget causes that. A workaround would be to use this CSS:

.pif-has-gallery .wp-post-image--secondary {
  right: 0;
}

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Hi chriswutzke,

Or are they free to continue attempting (and continue showing up on the activity log) but will never be granted access?

This is correct.

I was expecting to see them disappear from the activity log.

You can try purging the log and they should not appear in it anymore after that.

Regards,
WPChef Team

Hi chriswutzke,

How have you come up with this assumption? Can you please provide more details?

Regards,
WPChef Team

Hi brasiltemas,

It will most likely not work with Nginx.

Regards,
WPChef Team

Hi PthPndr,

We have uploaded a new version of the plugin with this issue fixed.

Please try it out.

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Hi kennis.koldewyn,

Correct, this code never worked before, since it’s not a valid PHP syntax, even in any earlier versions of Widget Logic. The site visitors are seeing parse errors b/c the plugin tries to execute the code entered into the logic field and throws the errors since the code is invalid. You’re correct, Widget Logic should be safe to disable in this situation. Unfortunately, there is no way to see what was entered in the logic field before.

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Hi kennis.koldewyn,

Do you mean you put [feather_share show=”facebook, twitter, youtube”] into the logic field? If so, this is not correct b/c the logic field should contain some properly written PHP code in it.

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Hi Matej,

Please paste the logic code you use here.

Also see if you can find any php errors on the blank page when you open the source code, and paste it here as well (if any).

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Hi SteveB,

We have uploaded a new version of the plugin with this issue fixed.

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