UPDATE6.0.1: Custom CSS for desktop DOESN'T WORK
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Hello!
After upgrading to 6.0.1, the code in Custom CSS for desktop stopped working
.title-size-small .entry-title {
font-size: 28px;
}
.category-grid-item {
margin-bottom: 0;
text-transform: uppercase;
font-size: 14px;
}
And the site has become noticeably slower to load.
Everything was fine until the last update.
Hello,
Try to disable all caching and optimizations plugins and test how it works.
Kind Regards
And provide us your admin access as well.
I have already disabled all cache.
I have no conflicting plugins with the theme.
Several more problems appeared:
1. Mobile menu, when a modal window with information leaves, it is impossible to close it back.
2. Built-in icons do not work.
3. The site started to open up too damn slowly.
4. The hosting panel shows just a huge number of requests, which had not been noticed before.
I beg you to solve the problems, as this is a direct blow to business, which I would very much not want in times of crisis.
Try to replace the code for categories font size with the following one
body .category-grid-item .wd-entities-title {
font-size: 14px;
}
1. Try to switch to the parent theme. It looks like you have customize this in the child theme.
2. What icons do you mean? Please, provide us with some screenshots.
As for the requests, please, test how it works with a default WordPress theme.
Kind Regards
1. On the standard theme, everything works as it should.
2. All icons on the site stopped working. After updating the theme, the kernel also updated.
3. The site started loading very slowly.
4. Pop-up menus stopped working.
5. On the mobile site, the pop-up menu cannot be closed.
6. All styles just go.
The cache was reset, plugins were disabled.
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We have rolled back to 5.3.6 so far.
Let’s wait for hotfixes.
But we need to check these problems on your website. We can’t reproduce them on our side and other customers don’t have them too. That is why our new update will not fix them.
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