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Hi there,

Sorry I missed your response on this. Everything is up to date, but these errors are still coming in. It does work (as far as I can tell), but if you take a look at the screenshot below, I’m getting tons of errors on it still.

Is there something I can do to modify or replace BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Fields Type if it’s not compatible with Kleo?

Thanks

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Upgrading to 3.0.9 fixed the problem for me, thanks!

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Just updated the theme to 3.0.9 and it seems that the issue is now resolved!

Thanks,
Tim

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Hi,

I too am experiencing this issue with my client’s site. I’ve installed 3.07, but it’s still happening. Much like with the examples above, I’m unable to log in from the home page (just sits there spinning). I can log in from other pages. I have tried disabling ALL non-theme plugins, and the issue persists. I’ve also tried deleting the cahce (WP SuperCache), with no luck.

Has there been any progress made on this issue?

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Hello,

I too have run into this issue. Intermittently, the login window will just sit there and spin and not go away (see attachment). I’ve tried disabling WP SuperCache, which didn’t fix the issue. Upon inspection of the page during the problem, there are no console errors. When I refresh the page, it shows that I am logged in. So the issue is that this little window is not going away after I log in.

I’d greatly appreciate any help that can be given on the issue.

Thanks
Tim

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Thanks! This worked.

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I was referring to having a featured image being displayed above the audio clip in the masonry feed. So when there are 10 different audio clips, it would show the appropriate featured image just above each title.

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Hmm… that didn’t seem to do anything.

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Why can’t I edit my posts? Kind of frustrating as I can’t preview my code:

COPY CODE

$link = “”;

if($title == “Title 1”){
$link = “your-link”;
}

<a href='.$link.'><h3 class="feature-title">'.$title.'</h3></a>

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I figured it out, although this may not be the cleanest way to do this:

You’re going to want to add a URL around the <h3> tags, which wrap the title below: <h3 class=”feature-title”>’.$title.'</h3>. This URL will link to the variable $link, which will search for the string of the title with the following if statement:

$link = “”;

if($title == “Get Inspired”){
$link = “get-inspired”;
}

Feel free to paste this anywhere between the php tags. You will need to create a new if statement for every new Feature Item, and set the $title variable exactly equal to the title you input using your visual composer.

<?php
/**
* FEATURE ITEM
* [kleo_feature_item]Text[/kleo_feature_item]
*
* @package WordPress
* @subpackage K Elements
* @author SeventhQueen <themesupport@seventhqueen.com>
* @since K Elements 1.0
*/

$output = $icon = $icon_size = $icon_position = $class = ”;
extract( shortcode_atts( array(
‘title’ => ”,
‘icon’ => ”,
‘icon_size’ => ”,
‘icon_position’ => ‘left’,
‘class’ => ”
), $atts ) );

$class = ( $class != ” ) ? ‘kleo-block feature-item list-el-animated ‘ . esc_attr( $class ) : ‘kleo-block feature-item list-el-animated’;

$icon = ($icon !=”) ? ‘ icon-‘.$icon : ”;
$class .= ($icon_size !=”) ? ” “.$icon_size.’-icons-size’ : ”;
$class .= ($icon_position == ‘center’) ? ” center-icons” : ”;

$output .= ‘<div class=”‘.$class.'”>’;
$output .= ‘<span class=”feature-icon el-appear’.$icon.'”></span>’;

$link = “”;
if($title == “Get Inspired”){
$link = “get-inspired”;
}

$output .= ‘<h3 class=”feature-title”>’.$title.'</h3>‘;
$output .= ‘<div class=”feature-text”>’.do_shortcode( $content ) .'</div>’;
$output .= ‘</div>’;

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I suppose you would edit this plugin: k-elements/shortcodes/templates/kleo_feature_item.php, but I’m not sure how you would set it so the link is different for different feature items.

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I’m also looking to figure this out as well. Any thoughts?

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Hi.

The website is now visible again.

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Hey sorry that didn’t work. Thanks for the effort. The website is located at http://www.christiansrule.com. You can see what I mean by hovering over the “Donate” menu item in the Top Bar.

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I should say, for clarity, that the header strip doesn’t display the image background (the brick wall) that the other pages do.

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Wow that really helped! Thank you.

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I should also say that the link should contain a wildcard, in that whoever is logged in obviously goes to their own personal member profile. Can you insert PHP directly into a standard WordPress menu link? If so, what would that code look like?

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Lol whoops! Was very clumsy and placed this function within another function. Thank you very much! I’ve learned more about child themes in the process as well.

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Thanks for the help. Unfortunately, it didn’t seem to work. Produced a fatal error.

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Nevermind! I figured it out. You have to manually create a page called “Register” and another one called “Activate”. Then you have to assign them after you click the “Repair” link. If you are already logged in then it will re-direct you to your Home page, so don’t worry. Just log out and you will see that the Registration page is now working. I hope this helps someone else in the same position!

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