I have a custom theme using a rules.xml and other files on one of our network servers. The "Twitter Bootstrap" theme is also installed (the one that's there by default) but isn't active. However, for some reason, when loading the website from a URL (http://chinaapple.ucdavis.edu), sometimes it still loads the Twitter Bootstrap theme, and sometimes it loads my theme but incompletely (unstyled elements).
Any idea why this might happen? It seems to occur randomly, maybe one in ten refreshes. Is something cached weirdly? Or is there a way to completely disable the Bootstrap theme?
Here are my Diazo settings —
And our system is set up with Apache2, HAProxy, and Plone 4.3. Thanks!
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I'm building a Wordpress theme and one of the things I noticed is that the browser requests a page /none (example.com/none). I see this in the Network part of the inspector:
(This is Chrome). As you can see, the browser spends 676 ms loading it and during that time it almost doesn't do/load anything else.
In a theme check (with a WP plugin) I also encountered the absence of /none as an error.
Is this usual browser behaviour for every website or is this pure Wordpress?
And what should I do to fix it (be it WP or browser behaviour)?
Thanks a lot in advance!
This should be related to your theme files. You can have a look at the wordpress template hierarchy to find out all parts of your theme. https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/
Deactivate your theme and use a standard theme. Deactivate all plugins. This way you can make sure that it has nothing to do with your wordpress installation or plugins, but is an issue caused by your theme.
The inspector of your browser might give you the right hints where you can start your search.
I am using the X-Theme with Cornerstone, and it's up-to-date. The website is kelseycopywriter.com
For about a month, the fonts on my website have not been rendering correctly. The sizes are wrong, the font-family is incorrect, and so is the color. The settings in the theme haven't changed, and I've tried overwriting it with CSS. Nothing is working.
I believe this had to do with the Hummingbird optimization app after the most recent WordPress update. For a while, my images were not showing up. Somehow I fixed that, but now the fonts are having issues. I tried un-minifying everything and deleting hummingbird, but nothing is working.
when you use a plugin cache probably you have to clear the cache to see changes. If that not works try to disable each plugin one by one until problem is solved. To do that you can disable plugin from wordpress or if you have FTP access, you cane rename the plugin folder like _hummingbird and wordpress will not load the plugin. Keep me updated
we have a multisite network with five subsites and the layout is broken across each of them on our development environment. This even appears to be the case when the theme is changed to the default WordPress twentyseventeen theme, and we have also tried deactivating/activating plugins.
For example on one of the subsites, the layout is displaying like this this:
However it should look like this:
We are seeing a similar issue with the WP Admin interface, again affecting only our development multisite network (not our UAT/production environments).
We are also seeing minor layour issues with options pages in wp-admin:
Although it should look like this:
Changing the theme does not resolve this either.
I can confirm the following has been attempted with no resolution:
Changing to default 'twentyseventeen' theme
Deactivating all plugins
Reactivating the plugins 1-by-1
Checking the theme licensing is up to date
Ensured custom CSS in our development environment matches that in our production environment
Are there any issues that are known to cause this and any known fixes that we may have missed?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
System Info: Mac OSX 10.7, Python 2.6.7, Plone 4.0.7
I'm creating an uninstall profile for a Plone 4 Theme, and everything has gone really smoothly except I can't get the favicon to revert back to the vanilla one. The custom icon was in my images skins directory in my skin path, both of which I've successfully removed with the uninstall profile. After refreshing any page of my site the Sunburst Theme has been applied and all is well except for the favicon. I'm doing all of my work in foreground mode so unless I'm mistaken there shouldn't be any caching causing this.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Some browsers cache the favicon separately from any setting you may have for the browser cache. I wouldn't worry as long as the image you get when you call the URL (of the favicon) directly is correct.
Favicons are often cached along with your browser History, so you might try clearing that as well as your cache.
You can also add a cache-busting query to your favicon link which should cause it to reload:
favicon.ico?v=123
I've tried to install either the Fusion or Thematic child themes for my blog. My Wordpress directory is located at http://myblog.com/wordpress while my domain is just http://myblog.com (example).
Everything works fine with both basic themes or the parent Fusion or Thematic themes. When I install a child theme for either framework, I can view the preview and can click Activate.
However, after that my entire site crashes, I can't even view the WordPress admin panel. I've had to restore my database from my hosting provider just to get my blog working. All that I'm able to see is my favicon icon and a blank page.
I've tried to deactivate all plugins and this doesn't help either.
I really want to use the Hybrid News child template. Any thoughts on what might be happening?
I guess the child theme you are using has some problems. Usually site or browser crashes because of some script that consumes a lot of memory like infinite loop.
There should not be any problem with the wordpress or thematic framework as I have used them before a lot and didnt face a single issue.