Hi,
I am trying to add some custom css to my homepage via the option in the visual composer – so that it applies it just for that page.
I tested some custom css earlier which worked fine but it now will not delete or update. I put the code in and there are no errors but when I press save nothing happens. If I click close and then update and go back in the code I put in is gone and the old code I used earlier to test with is back.
Thanks 🙂
I have this issue with Internet Explorer; but not with Chrome.
Might not be same issue, but there you are.
I found that also “scrolling” down to bottom of page to fully load everything, then scrolling back up then hitting save sometimes works – don’t ask me why 🙂
Thanks for the trick Christopher but unfortunately it didn’t work for me 🙁 I am using chrome at the moment and not IE as well so really no idea why it’s acting up.
Hopefully the TagDiv team have got an idea or fix for me.
Hi,
Thanks Christopher!
@Stephanieb
If the settings are not saved you could try to increase the max_input_vars = 1000; value inside the php.ini file to max_input_vars = 5000;.
If you don’t have access to the php.ini file please contact the host administrator and let him know about this issue.
You could also try to deactivate some plugins, I have noticed this js error in your console: http://screencast.com/t/blhqKaE0SKIw
I’m not sure if this error is related to your panel issue but you should check it just to be sure.
Hope this helps! Please let me know!
Thanks
Hi Lucien,
Thanks for picking up the error – it is related to my mailing list widget and I’m investigating it. I changed the max_input_vars from 1000 to 3500 (the highest option) and it is still not working. I tried to change the custom css on another page and it is doing the same thing. I deactivated all my optional plugins and tried again – same thing. I also tried it in a different browser & on a different PC & on a different connection…
I’m really not sure how to proceed from here?
Thanks
Ah, yes… some plugins and widgets add in code to the main WP admin panel, and that has changed quite a bit since WP 3.9, and so many plugins written prior to that which have not been updated may be putting in javascript/ajax which might be breaking the overall admin system in some way, such as loading duplicate version of jquery, etc.
If it’s one plugin at fault, presumably you could see if they have updated version, or, at least for the development phase of website, turn the plugin off to setup your site, then when “done” turn the plugin back on.
Not an elegant workaround, but that’s the only advice I had if it’s not the browser, or the php.ini issue.
Hi,
Thank Christopher!
@Stephanieb Please make sure you also empty all cache files and purge files if you use any CDN or cache plugins and with all plugins disabled check again for this issue, this should not happen so it must be generated by a plugin.
If nothing works please send an e-mail at contact@tagdiv.com and provide your wp-admin user and pass so we can check this, please also send a link to this topic or specify your issue in details.
Thanks
Hi Guys,
Replied to this thread again last night – not sure why my reply isn’t coming up but the long and short of it was: It’s fixed! I don’t know how or why but it just started accepting changes to the custom CSS again.
Thanks for all the help 🙂
YAY!!! Hate those pesky gremlins which hang out for a day then leave. At least they left! 😉
(This usually indicates a caching issue someplace, btw.)
Hi,
@Stephanieb As Christopher also mentioned this was probably a caching issue. Glad that is fixed. Thanks for letting us know.
Thanks for the message!
