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Altitude Widgets in Sidebar showing up at bottom of page after upgrade to v4

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  • #52489
    daustin
    Participant

    HELP! Just upgraded to Altitude v4 from v3.09 and my right sidebar widgets now show up at the bottom of the page (not the footer). Any ideas on what is happening?

    #52493
    me7
    Participant

    Same for me. Plus, now my desktop shows “Responsive Menu” instead of the actual drop down menu.

    #52499

    Hi all,

    Did you guys have a child theme activated? We have removed and added some javascript in new version. If you have created a child theme then you have to enqueue current scripts/css and remove previous scripts/css which is not currently in use.

    Thank you!

    #52518
    alison
    Participant

    I have experienced the same problem as listed above: 1. sidebar widgets showing up at bottom of page and 2. desktop showing responsive menu. All happened after update. I do not understand response from support team. As far as I know I do not have a child theme. Can you give a more specific and detailed response in terms of changes in css. Thank you.

    #52525

    Hi alison,

    please clear your browser and server cache. It would be better if your provide us your site url.

    Thank you!

    #52552
    scotch
    Participant

    Are there any resources you can suggest that would tell us how to “enqueue current scripts/css and remove previous scripts/css which is not currently in use”?

    I have run into the same issue and I use a child theme. I’ve looked up a little bit about enqueueing scripts (in the functions.php, right?) but would appreciate a little more guidance.

    My domain is http://www.scotchology.com

    Many thanks!

    #52554

    Hi scotch,

    You have added all the style.css files into your child theme’s style.css file. You must add only the customized/required css in your child theme style.css not the all css from parent theme.

    If you have only style.css file edited then you don’t nee to do below step. The below step is only for code customization in functions.php file if you have edited js files:

    If you have functions.php file in your child theme then you need to enqueue with the parent theme functions. We have removed
    wp_enqueue_script( 'tinynav', ATTITUDE_JS_URL . '/tinynav.js', array( 'jquery' ) ); and replace with below js

    wp_enqueue_script( 'attitude-scripts', ATTITUDE_JS_URL . '/scripts.js', array( 'jquery' ) );
    wp_enqueue_style('attitude-font-awesome', get_template_directory_uri().'/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.css');

    Also please go to theme folder -> library -> functions -> functions.php file and check what is missing in your child theme from line 19 to 57

    Thank you!

    #52615
    scotch
    Participant

    Hi Support Team,

    That did it. I de-cluttered my child theme and the widgets snapped back into place. No need to go into the functions.php file. I somehow lost a few of my previous customizations, but that’s my responsibility to restore, not yours. I appreciate the quick turnaround and succinct answer. Thank you!

    #52621

    You welcome scotch.

    Thank you!

    #52706
    andreas
    Participant

    I have the same problem. I just updated to v4 from an earlier version, not entirely sure which one. This is not a site I have been actively managing lately but plan on starting it up again.

    To my knowledge I do not have a child theme. Ok, so I decided to check on the browser caching by opening up the site in a different browser that I normally do not use, i.e. no cached content. In that browser the site showed up ok. So no problem except the cache. Figure I would share.

    #52714

    Yes andreas you are right. There is no any issue if the browser cache has been cleared from server

    Thank you!

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