A few of the pages on my organisation's website are displaying code - not real code - just nonsense code, like this:
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Go to http://www.eavi.eu/about-us/ for an example or check the image here:
I have emailed Avada's support, but I was wondering if anyone has encountered anything similar in the past and might be able to help.
I removed the Tiny MCE editor plugin and this fixed everything.
It seems there is an issue with the Avada theme and this plugin which I confirmed with someone else.
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I've been asked to add a search function to a website. I'm trying this out on a testing site at http://www.somethingchronic.org.uk (the password to view is Entrand0s1).
I've installed a search plugin which works on all pages except the home page. On that page it clashes with the script in the slider plugin and when I tried deactivating the slider plugin I also lost the four large buttons at the bottom of the page which are part of the theme itself. Both the slider plugin and the theme are old but I'm hoping to keep the site going for a little while longer if I can. I asked for advice from the search plugin developer who said it's to do with the slider loading an older version of the jQuery library. I searched on here for jQuery library conflicts - one answer linked to the learn.jquery website with a list of options for avoiding library conflicts. There were a number of options for adding code - I tried adding some of these to the header.php document but each time the site broke completely and truth is I don't know enough about jQuery to know which is the correct piece of code to try. Any advice appreciated - would be great to know if there is a way to get the search plugin to also work on the home page whilst keeping the current slider. Many thanks
I am trying to use a theme called "Phoxy - Photography" purchased in themeforest. People comment that it is working for them but it is not for me. I tried installing and reinstalling all plugins and I followed all their steps in
https://foxthemes.helpscoutdocs.com/category/1330-01-start-with-phoxy without having any trouble, but whenever I view my site looks like in the picture:
Everything is in grey without any format.
Does anybody has any idea on what am I missing?
I have a weird problem on a Wordpress wesbite that I maintain: the code fbq('track', 'ViewContent'); appears at the very bottom of several pages that use the Ninja Forms plugin, here is an example:
https://www.smashdocs.net/subscribe-now/
I know that this code is used for Facebook pixel tracking but I don't have any related code inserted in the theme templates or as a plugin.
The weird thing is that the code cannot be found in the source code of the webpage. However, it can be seen when using the browser's element inspector.
The code appears only on pages where a Ninja Form is used - no other pages on the website have this problem. I tested all settings of Ninja Forms and could not find anything that has an effect on this.
I've searched on the web for this problem but could not find any help. Has anyone encountered a similar issue? I'll greatly appreciate any help on this topic.
I am pretty new to Buddypress (this is my first install) and not so new to WP. I have a custom theme with Buddypress installed and all works great with the exception of adding/canceling friend requests. Whenever someone hits Add/Cancel Friend then for some reason it breaks the layout of the page by displaying what looks like a iframe of our site.
I have looked around the forums and google to see if I maybe forgot to add something in my theme but cant get it right.
The only way I have been able to (temporarily) fix this is by display:none on the .pending_friend selector but I know it will still display in the markup and is not the best solution.
Has anyone encountered this yet, or can suggest a fix? I feel like it is probably something really simple and my over complicated thought process just isnt seeing it.
Attached is a screen shot of what happens when you add/cancel friends??
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Found out the starter theme I was using had deregistered the default version of JQuery to load its own, so after troubleshooting I just removed their call to deregister and enqueue scripts and just let Wordpress do its thing, all is working perfectly now.
I have been trying to get rid of some strange text appearing under my WordPress blog, I have check Wordpress support and googled about it but nothing. I tried changing the Theme of the blog too, but to no avail. The Address to my blog is abuango.net. I will be glad if you can guide me to solving this issue...
I am using the Foghorn Theme, below is a preview of the strange text:
You have been hacked. Read Verifying that I have fully removed a WordPress hack? for advice.
The most important part is: You have to find the infection point. If you don't know this … it will happen again and again.
I seem to have fixed it using WordDefence (http://www.wordfence.com), my General Template was modified, the plugin showed a side by side comparison of the original and the modified file and gave an option to restore original. i will now proceed to changing all my passwords. Thanks all