This FAQ may apply to all Themify themes but has only been confirmed with their Magazine theme. The theme has a visual page builder built in. This is a great feature to have. This particular visual page builder caches its output which is normally is a good thing. However, this simply will not work for highly dynamic shortcode …
There are primarily two reasons this issue occurs: One, when copy pasting the shortcode into a page or post while using the rich text editor (the Visual tab) HTML tags will also be pasted. The solution is to paste the shortcode into the HTML editor (the HTML tab) or use the “Paste as Plain Text” …
Before for the long explanation… the simple fix is to update the CherryFramework as this bug was fixed back on Dec 17, 2014. You can see the fix here: https://github.com/CherryFramework/CherryFramework/commit/576b46f146d1f3820a74c65003e7afe7ac6ee942 Themes based on the CherryFramework will give the following error message when Connections is installed and the FAQ page template is used: Fatal error: Call …
Many of the theme’s template pages they are doing this: $wp_query = null;$wp_query = null; Very, very, bad.. the global variable $wp_query should never be altered, things will break in very unexpected ways. Those lines can be commented out (removed) and theme and Connections work together. However there still may be another bug with theme. …
Both Connections and the Stack theme both utilize a script called picturefill in order to add support for responsive images to browsers which do not yet support the new HTML img tag markup standard for responsive images. The conflict occurs because both Connections and Stack both register the library with the same “handle” with WordPress. Only …
This theme alters how and when the core WordPress wpautop filter is applied to page and post content. This will negatively affect all plugins that use shortcodes to add content to the page, including Connections. The wpautop filter will be applied to the content from the Connections shortcode will be run thru this filter when …
This theme removes the query strings version appended by WordPress on the URL for CSS and JavaScript files. The theme should not do this as this can break many plugins, especially those that rely on the Google Maps API like Connections. This can easily be fixed by make two small edits to the theme’s functions.php …
This theme changes the order in which WordPress’s wpautop filter is run. Changing this will negatively affect any plugin that displays content on a page or post such as Connections. A simple, and safe, option is to disable this code in the theme. Look for this line in the theme’s function.php file: add_action( ‘init’, ‘shortcode_formatting’ …
Both Connections and the Mysitemyway inFocus theme both use a jQuery image preloader function but they function completely differently and so they are incompatible.
Unfortunately, out of box, the Connections templates are not compatible with the Mingle theme. However, there is a solution, read on… First, the easy thing. For some reason the theme designer decided to float tables by default instead of just targeting the the instances in the layout where the design requires the table to be floated. …