z3al0us

I am experiencing this shame issue on one of the sites I manage. I can confirm that the issue persists with both plugin and hosting caching/optimization plugins have been disabaled – even on the hosting side. The issue happens when clicking any of the view buttons on the top right of the calendar view.

The site in question is running a child theme of Divi, and no additional plugins on the page in question.

Good eye. That does look like it would cause the break down. However, with autoptimize’s CSS minification deactivated, the space is removed / isn’t there in the <style> calls. Here’s the source link to the live site: view-source:https://www.tcpam.com/

There being a space there makes me think that maybe something is calling a type=”” variable for the stylesheet, but has an extra space?

I activated the CSS optimization briefly on my live site to confirm that it was indeed doing the same thing:
<link type=" text/css" media="all" href="https://www.tcpam.com/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/css/autoptimize_9e09b4f4766e1770d9d7c73c2238a541.css" rel="stylesheet" />

and I also checked another site (that doesn’t use the slider plugin) that I’m using the CSS minification on and I can confirm that it very much does not have the space there.
<link type="text/css" media="all" href="https://eo.ewdevsite.com/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/css/autoptimize_88e1242120fb6d5083365a0d12d21af6.css" rel="stylesheet" />

So there must be something going on with what I assume is the slider plugin. But it’s very strange that it would somehow add a space into the stylesheet link for your plugin, but no other stylesheet calls anywhere else, right?

Hi Frank! Thanks for replying!

I’m afraid I can’t send a screenshot or a link to the page while it’s broken, because that would require me to break it again… which I can’t in good conscience do. What I can do, however, is send this link to the WebPageTest site that was suggested to be used in cases like this, which has a screenshot of the broken page.

https://www.webpagetest.org/result/170922_SQ_07a53980ced8815dd1b018aaa8140355/

I attempted to disable the JS and CSS minification related to that plugin specifically, but was it didn’t seem to do the trick.

It was only broken on Edge/IE and not any other browsers at the time.

I hope this is helpful.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by z3al0us.

My solution to this was to switch themes. Instead of using ET’s (Elegant Themes’) Page Builder, I used ET’s Divi theme with the page builder built in. This has resolved the problem.

I hope someone else can find this useful.

I’ve narrowed it down to a conflict between All In One Event Cal and ET’s Page Builder.

The URL is https://ice757.com/sample-sponsor-page/.

The theme is a child theme of Twenty Twelve with only minor php file changes. Header.php and Footer.php are the only two edited php theme files that are being called on this page.

Will do. Just submitted it. Thanks.