WPtouch

Hi, this issue has been resolved in the latest releases.

Thanks for using WPTouch!

Hi, this issue has been resolved with the latest release.

Thanks for choosing WPTouch!

Thanks for pointing that out, the post was not displaying the correct version number so it needed to be updated. Here is the correct url:

https://www.wptouch.com/announcement/wp-touch-version-4-3-38-has-bee-released/

Hi,

You can actually check on our blog to see any new updates and news for the plugin: https://www.wptouch.com/blog/

Hi,

Yes, WPtouch Pro was also updated yesterday to ensure compatibility with WordPress 5.5. The new updates increase stability and compatibility with WordPress 5.5.

Here is a quick breakdown of the contents of the new version:

Fixed: Incompatibility with WordPress 5.5
Fixed: Inconsistent appearance issues in WordPress
Fixed: Inability to install plugin on WordPress 5.5
Fixed: Layout inconsistencies

Hi @bruceparker1

Notice: jetpack_check_mobile used for an anonymous function is deprecated since version with no alternative available. in /home/asahk7k15tad/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 4651

Are you seeing that error only when WPtouch is active on your site? Just asking to make sure how to reproduce and resolve this, if it’s being caused by the WPtouch plugin. Thank you.

Hi Kevin,

Sorry to hear you’re having trouble. What is not working with the plugin? Let us know what error message, if any, you are seeing and we’ll have a better idea of what is happening. Thank you.

Hi,

Sorry to hear about the trouble you’re having. It’s not the experience we want any WPtouch user to have.

Are you using a third-party SEO plugin? If so, which one?

The link switch is a “nofollow” link, which tells search engine bots to ignore the link. I really can’t say why the link was not ignored, but I suspect it was due to a third-party SEO plugin.

In any case, mark the errors as “fixed” and the next time Google crawls your site, it shouldn’t see those links and the errors should be dropping off your Google Search Console.

Jeff,

We responded to you here https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/problem-trying-to-blog-from-mobile-device/

Hi Jeff,

Thank you for reaching out. Mobile visitors should also be able to access your admin page. Using a child theme in WPtouch we can add a link to login and add a new post. However, changes like this are recommended to be done in a child theme. At this time, child themes in WPtouch are only supported in the Pro version.

You can try the Pro version for free to see if it’s right for you. If it doesn’t work out, or if we can’t resolve any issues you may experience, we will process a refund in full within 14 days of purchase.

Hi,

WPtouch Pro is still very much actively supported, even though there haven’t been many updates recently. However, there are things in the pipeline that we hope to get out in the near future. The current WPtouch free and Pro versions will work with the latest version of WordPress as well.

Thank you for reaching out and for your interest in WPtouch.

Thanks for helping out Ralph! @zonebattler

Hi @na1man,

The footprint you see is merely a notice that the site has WPtouch installed on it. The analytics code you see below that is added by JetPack. However, I do see more than one analytics code in the mobile theme, but it is not added by WPtouch.

The only way it can be added by WPtouch is if you manually add the code to the Footer filed in Appearance > Customizer, or in the Analytics settings in WPtouch Pro.

However, this doesn’t seem to be specific to the mobile theme. I am also seeing 3 analytics codes when inspecting the desktop them. Unfortunately, I can’t say exactly why there are more than 1.

Hi @amscomultisite,

Looking at https://attitashmt.staging.wpengine.com/ in a mobile device, I see that the header is sticky now. Glad to know you got things sorted out.

@vicorock,

You’re correct, sorry about that. This seems to only work as expected in WPtouch Pro. As a workaround, for now, you can use the preview theme url – SITE.com/?wptouch_preview_theme=enabled to preview the changes you’ve made.

You can also easily access the preview by clicking on the “Preview Theme” button in the WPtouch admin panel. Look for it in the top right of the page.