Hi,
I’ve sent you an email!
Hope you can help me.

Best wishes,
Ida

Hi Calin,
Thank you for your reply! I installed Enable jQuery Migrate Helper and that helped with fixing the problem about not being able to update any templates.

However, I still can’t access the Cloud Library and get the error message “Empty response received from server.”

I can send you an email with my details. I would really appreciate your help with this.

Thank you!

Hi Calin,
Oh, that sounds great! Thank you for taking a look, it would be amazing if you can find a solution!
I’ve sent you an email with my details.

Best regards,
Ida

Hi Calin,
Thank you for your reply. I see, for now I think I could implement it directly in the theme files. Would you please be able to tell me where to implement the code in the cloud header file? Where do I find the cloud template to edit?

Best regards,
Ida

Hi,
Sorry, I’m not sure exactly how the code is implemented. I can almost nothing about php. It’s a small plugin that outputs the “content”. I have a custom textbox under each article where I can write if the article contains affiliate links or if it’s sponsored. I have to checkboxes to choose from: if the disclaimer should be fixed (attached to the header menu when the user scrolls down – which I use for sponsored posts), and one checkbox for affiliate links which is only displayed directly under the header menu.

Then I have the code mentioned above that you guys previously helped me integrate in my single post template. Since the update to Cloud templates, I had to move the code to the header (which you also helped me figure out). But now I’m not sure what to do?

It’s so important that the readers know what’s advertisement and not and I really hope I can still use infinite articles. It’s such a great feature!

Hi,
It’s because it’s two different disclaimer views – one is fixed (for sponsored partnerships) which follows the visitor when they scroll down, and the other is just a one-line banner used when I tell the visitors that ad links are used in the article.

The problem is that BOTH these disclaimers disappear completely when the infinite article loads. As you can see the code is gone.

Is there otherwise another way to input these codes in the cloud template for posts?

 
<?php adb_manual_output_static_content(); ?>
<?php adb_manual_output_fixed_content(); ?>

• This reply was modified 6 years by Adaras.

Hi,
Sure, I’ve attached two screenshots here. As you can see my very important disclaimer bar (the black bar attached to my header) completely disappears when the infinite article comes up.

Original article (with disclaimer): https://imgur.com/HYwKZax
Auto loaded article (with missing disclaimer): https://imgur.com/3n9OI9z

Best regards,
Ida

Hi,
My website is https://adaras.se.

The affiliate disclaimer works in two different ways (either just under the menu, or stuck to the menu if it’s a sponsored post). See examples:
https://adaras.se/fantastiska-instagramplatser-i-cornwall/
https://adaras.se/lackryl-akrylnagellack-guide/

The Safe Php Code widget disappears completely when the infinite scroll articles come up, but is still visible in the main, first loaded, post.

I can add that I’ve tried adding the Safe Php Code just to the post but it won’t show there.

• This reply was modified 6 years by Adaras.
• This reply was modified 6 years by Adaras.

Hi,
Thank you for your reply! I’ve come up with a compromise right now by using only multilingual widgets in my Cloud footer template. I’ll see how it works and let you know if I still need help.

I’ve also asked my hosting company to increase my ‘max input vars’ to 50000 as I saw it was recommended in another forum post.

Hi,
That’s exactly what I’ve tried, but it doesn’t work. It says my ‘data’ is saved but the string translation doesn’t show up so I can’t translate the footer.

What to do?

Hello Vlad,
Thank you so much! I’ll send you my details!

Best wishes,
Ida

Hi Calin,
Thank you so much for your quick reply! I actually succeeded in adding my custom code by dragging a ‘Safe PHP Code’ widget to a cloud template header. But adding the code directly to header-style-10.php worked so much better for speed and performance – so thanks!

Best wishes,
Ida

• This reply was modified 7 years by Adaras.