The site isn’t public so I can’t provide a URL to it. However when I set up a brand new WordPress installation, install the Folie theme, run the setup, and load the same Demo content that I started with (Portfolio Dark), I see the same issue. You can find that demo site here:
As I mentioned before I would ultimately prefer to make any changes myself as opposed to give out access. Can you please tell me what logs you need and what changes are needed to fix this issue?
Oh and also I’ve been customizing a few different elements on a per-portfolio item basis by using custom CSS. One that I haven’t figured out is how to get the hover colour of links to change. What element should I target?
I will start my own thread – you replied to hermann saying to start their own post but this post was started by them. I’ve got another small issue I’d like help with too anyways.
The CSS I was trying to use to change the header on individual pages is updating it on all pages, which is useless because I might as well just change the header colour setting manually.
What’s the best way to change the header and footer colours on individual portfolio items / pages?
Sorry for the late reply, I was too busy with work during that period to deal with my personal site. Now I’ve got more free time so I can work on troubleshooting this issue.
The server is running Apache 2.2.22.
I am experiencing issues. For example when I use the Setup Wizard to do the 1-click theme setup and change between themes, the results are inconsistent and don’t actually look or function like the templates.
I spoke with support from my host regarding this at length and we were unable to resolve the issue as the PHP settings for max_execution_time are definitely correct on the server side.
The only thing that we found was that running the wp php-compat command on the server shows that the Folie theme is not compatible with PHP 7.2 which was what my server was set to use. We switched down to PHP 7, verified all of the variables in the PHP configuration file were the same, but the problem persists.
