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I have two problems.
1. This seems to be an existing problem with your theme. No matter who the posts are authored by, they all show up as ‘admin’ in the header. They also link to a 404 page, because that author doesn’t exist.
2. New blog posts show up in an incorrect layout format. I don’t know what’s happening. The past blog posts are kind of boxed, and non-full screen. I try and create a new post, and the layout is fine in the preview. But once I hit, publish, it converts it to full-screen for some reason and cannot be reverted back.
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Hello,
Can you please add some valid wordpress credentials in your profile data extra fields? So we can give this a closer look.
Best regards!
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Hello,
Please double check the data you provided because it seems they are incorrect. See screenshot: https://ibb.co/c3Q0ZH
Best regards!
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Hello,
That’s strange. I tested the same situation on my side (same theme version and Codeless Builder) and the author does show up the actual writer or the post.
Can you please deactivate all third party plugins. Also please enable the ‘Post by’ feature so we can check it on you site.Best regards!
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I disabled all the third-party plugins possible that won’t break the site. I cannot disable anymore as they will directly affect the look of our site (and we don’t want our site being non-functional for our customers). None of them should affect your theme though. As they are just backend (backup plugin) or contact form related.
I have re-enabled the ‘Post by’ option as well.We don’t want that showing up for customers while it’s still broken. But we authorize you to go ahead and re-enable it when you’re troubleshooting and trying to fix it.Also, I hope the 2nd issue can be addressed as I’m worried more about that than I am the author slug.
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Hello,
You have too many plugin installed in your site and some of them have affected theme scripts. No matter if you deactivate a few, some changes are not reverted back. The only way to be sure to have theme’s original features is to deactivate all third party plugins and update theme. So we rule out the possibility of affected code.
I understand this is not an option for you as you have already created a lot of content. So we will try fixing the current situation how we can.
1-I fixed the post author name. I edited function:
codeless_get_entry_meta_author()
in file includes/codeless_functions_blog.phpPlease refresh posts and let us know.2-When did this difference in the post’s layout? Did you install any of the other plugins before it started?
I added this code into your Customize > general > Custom Codes> Custom Css box:.single-post .container-fluid { margin-right: 10%; margin-left: 10%; }
It has fixed the layout in posts.
Let us know for anything.
Best regards!- This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by Mirela.
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The fix didn’t work.
A new post with fix: https://www.lephysique.com/vegan-burger/
An older post with fix: https://www.lephysique.com/top-3-runners-issues-how-to-avoid-them/And look at the author pages: https://www.lephysique.com/author/studio-contributor/
As you can see. As you can see, the newer post is “fixed”, but this modifies all older posts (pre-theme change) and they have been shrunk further than normal.
Having said that, adding margins should not be the fix as they solve the symptom, but don’t cure the problem. If I wanted to make the page fullscreen, you’ve just added margin’s no matter what page layout I’ve chosen.
Now even the contact page (and other full width pages) are shrunk. Please could you get your developer on this, as this broke our site even further. I’m going to take out that code. Can we please get a proper fix to the bug.
Secondly, I already checked that plugin you previously mentioned. I’ve disabled all the third-party plugins and they did not change the result. I forgot to mention that, so that was my mistake. However, these issues are not plugin related. Let’s move forward from plugins and address the core problem, the theme code.
I’ve already had to fix your theme once before in a previous post. This theme is becoming more work than it is helpful. Please, I just want this specific fullwidth issue resolved.
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Hi @incubator
Myself and another person had exactly the same issue (for some reason, the Codless support cannot replicate). The fix is here: https://support.codeless.co/?topic=page-fullwidth-content-problem-with-new-version/#post-32855
You may need to “update” your new post to get the fix to apply. But the author pages/archives will go back to normal. And you can delete the custom css “fix” / hack provided by support.
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Thank you so much.
I appreciate that you were able to find a solution and help out. I can’t believe Codeless can’t figure this theme out.
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Hello,
I fixed it.
Please check your site and let us know.Best regards!
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Fixed what? Care to elaborate?
Because another user found a solution to a problem with your theme. You fixed something… which you have not even stated what.
Now the theme’s authorship shows up as one user for whatever reason. It doesn’t matter who the author is. Do you even test your fixes? You broke it even more.
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Hello,
In my last reply i was answering your concern over the post’s page width. Of course I tested before sending the reply and new post’s width were showing correctly.
-I fixed the author names before that, as shown in the screenshot i send you (https://postimg.cc/image/mb4oj5dmv/)
I was logged in as codeless and the post showed the name of the user that created it. Is it not like this? Can you please show us some screenshots?
If you enable the credentials again, we can check it again.Best regards!
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