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Didn’t notice it, but have you tried using cache plugin like WP Super Cache?

Maybe it helps.

Try turning off all plugins except visual composer.

Did you clear all site/CDN caching, and web browser cache?

You can also try my “migrating from newsmag to newspaper” sticky topic for updating theme, as this also works for moving to the theme first time 🙂

As noted previously if you’re missing functions of the actual theme, including the “Newsmag Default” sidebar, then you likely have one of the two cases:
1) conflicting plugin
2) theme not updated properly.

for 1) try turning off all plugins except VC, clearing all caches
for 2) delete existing theme folder; install clean version of theme

Only reason something part of the theme is “not there” is
a) something blocking loading elements in admin panel, typically plugin with bad behavior
b) theme missing components due to incomplete install.
c) broken cache loading old files not seeing new files (common with some cache plugins, or CDNs)

Simple as that. 🙂

Happy Holidays!

• This reply was modified 11 years by simchris.

Hi,

You mean just going to Permalinks and pressing save again?

Well I just did that, then cleared and purged cache, but it’s still not working.

Any more suggestions on how to fix it?

Thanks!

You likely need to clear site cache, cdn cache if using them.

Try reinstalling the theme and visual composer.

Theme works with all browsers.

Wordpress 4.1 broke visual composer, hence theme update with updated vc version.

Remember you need to fully delete old version of vc before updating it.

If site not loading and you cannot fix, why not switch to default theme?

Hi Marius,
I’ve deactivated all the plugins including the ones newspaper required, empty the cache but unfortunately still blank on IE8 🙁

JB

Hi,

Thank you for your reply. I deactivated all the plugins, emptied caches but the link is still not working on Facebook and LinkedIn. (I activated the plugins again so the website looks ‘normal’)
Can you help me out?

Hi Lucian,

I’m experiencing a similar problem with the search: when I press the search button nothing happens.

I tried what you recommended above – deactivating all plugins, purging cache etc., and it didn’t solve the issue.

I believe it might have something to do with the fact I had to move my WordPress installation from a subfolder to the root directory, according to the recommendations of my host:
http://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/edu/wordpress/329-move-folders
The initial subfolder was http://www.cobras.org/Home, so maybe the search engine is still fixed on that?

Thanks!

Thanks. I tried that and have found that apparently certain plugins (i.e. W3 Total Cache) can have issues when other plugins are updated “on top” of them. I believe I must disable W3 and a couple of others while I update Bakery. Then I can re-enable W3 and everything will work fine.

I appreciate the help. Issue is resolved for now.

Have an Awesome Day!

Philip

If you’re using some kind of image management plugin, it may be the culprit (e.g., JetPack Photo, etc.).

I’ve never seen this happen on ANY WordPress website before.

You might try
1) clear all caching; reset CDN if using one.
2) disable any image modification plugins.
3) perhaps try regenerate thumbnails plugin.

The theme doesn’t do that, so it’s likely something funky you’re running on your site which is doing that someplace. Often you need to clear cache, turn off all plugins except Visual Composer, then check your pages again. Then go from there.

Aaah forget it, I guess it was something with the cache.

i Have this problem even when i deactivate w3total cache

Hi Lucian,

Thanks for the quick reply, but it’s not working.

I added it to the css, purged cache and everything – but it’s still the same (white text color) on Firefox:

http://cobras.org/Home/

This is all the CSS changes I have so far, maybe there’s a conflict:

@-moz-document url-prefix() {
.sf-menu > .td-menu-item > a {
font-family: Roboto;
font-size: 14px;
line-height: 47px;
font-weight: bold;
text-transform: capitalize;
color: #ffffff;
}
}

.td-menu-placeholder {
top: 6px;
}

@media (min-width: 768px) and (max-width: 1018px) {
.td-menu-placeholder {
top: 32px;
}
}
@-moz-document url-prefix() {
.td-header-menu-wrap li a {
color: red;
}
}

Hi,

can you please explain why I shouldn’t use the minify options? I searched for guides on google for the best settings when using W3TC and CDN. All of them seem to recommend enabling minify + other options like browser/database cache.

Do you perhaps have some screenshots or maybe video going over the optimal settings in W3TC? I don’t have the minify option enabled under the W3 general settings – but if I click on the minify below the general settings
JS minify and CSS minify are enabled. Should I disable those too?

I’ve tried Disabling ALL plugins and then cleaning the cache. Reloaded the page, reloaded in a different browser, used incognito, etc to make sure it wasn’t cache issue, but the space below the video is kept the same.

Would there be some class I could attribute to the script not to allow it to occupy the whole space? (PS: I’m not a programmer, just trying to figure out an easy workout).