Hi. I’m just starting newsmag but for every code I put in the header ads place, I cannot see anything in the browser.
the code I put is for example
<a href="http://www.roseleto.it"><img src="http://www.qualeformaggio.it/test2017/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/roseleto_banner_1.jpg"/></a>
and the test webserver is
http://www.qualeformaggio.it/test2017/
In my macbook browsers (safari, opera, firefox, chrome) I cannot see this banner
but in chrome I can see the banner while the page is loading and.. then disappears.
Only in torch is visible
any suggestion?
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This topic was modified 9 years by
ugokind.
I think is related to the new version of the theme, something may have changed in the banner setting? for me they dont show at desktop
Hello,
@ugokind I have inspected your website and I saw that on Mozilla Firefox, for example, you header ad is not displayed because it seems to be applied a strange class to your ad which gives the display: none property as you can see here -> https://www.screencast.com/t/wjuLCXLY9U9 and this properly will not come from our theme -> https://www.screencast.com/t/ueSU0Tv0. It seems to come from your untested plugins which might interact with the theme core files and causes a lot of unknown issues, like this. Try to use our theme only with our tested plugins and remove all the untested items and rule out the conflicting plugins.
@alocharly, please keep in mind that our theme does not have any issue in this case and should work as expected if you will correctly use it.
Thanks for your understanding!
Hy you all
thanks for your suggestions. Some browsers, yes, make use of blocker. But the real helper is Catalin. I really appreciate your high quality support.
So my homework now is to discover the bad thing inside.
the row says
<div class="td-header-ad-wrap td-ad-m td-ad-tp td-ad-p" style="display: none !important;">
</div>
but the style.css at line 281
has
.single-post #td-theme-settings,
.single-post .td-header-top-menu,
.single-post .td-header-menu-wrap,
.single-post .td-header-sp-rec,
.single-post .td-main-sidebar,
.single-post .td-post-source-tags,
.single-post .td-post-sharing,
.single-post .td-post-next-prev,
.single-post .td_block_related_posts,
.single-post #comments,
.single-post .td-footer-container,
.single-post .td-sub-footer-container,
.single-post .entry-crumbs,
.single-post .td-category,
.single-post .td-post-views,
.single-post .td-post-comments,
.single-post .td-scroll-up,
.single-post iframe,
.single-post .td-more-articles-box {
display: none !important;
}
I don’t think the problem is here becasue I tried to comment this row.. the result is the same.
In only one browser I see it. the others report a lot of style coded in gray with the word
“outbrain”
this drives me nut. Because the WP setup is fresh, and really I’m disabling almost all the plugins installed.. the problem persists.
Tomorrow I retry.
EDIT: I saved a local copy to try a find-in-file
but probably this is a 64base coded injection.
Ugo
Hello Ugo,
I recommend you to do a new clean install from scratch via FTP way to another sub-domain without any untested plugins which might interact with the theme core files and causes this unknowns issues. Please notice that error does not exist in our theme files and this behavior will not happen if it will be correctly used.
Hope this helps!
Thanks for your understanding!