Hi,
I have noticed that classes written in the classic view CSS editor aren't applied anymore ! I was working on some classic views and since yesterday everything was fine. Today I have copied some code (that still works) from another view and noticed that CSS is not applied in the new view. Style applied in the loop editor or inline work fine as usual.
I don't know if it matters, but the view with the issue is called from a parent view to show children of parents, where the CSS editor works fine. There is no class names conflict between the two views.
I have created another view for testing (see picture) and it has the same issue. I have tried editing the view with another browser, cleared the cache and didn't install any new plugin. My Toolset plugins are updated, did you release any update ?
Any clue ?
thanks
Regards
Nicola
Hi there,
You can check the latest updated plugins by going to:
https://toolset.com/account/downloads/
And clicking the "Download Manually" link.
- Alternatively, you can go to WordPress dashboard > Plugins > Add New > Commercial (tab)
- Click the "Check for Updates" button.
- And if you see a Toolset plugin that is old, update there.
I also tested this on a clean installation and the CSS works ok:
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You can test it yourself by going to the dashboard using the auto login link below:
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If your installation uses the latest version of Toolset then it might be the fact that the CSS you use is overridden somewhere along the chain.
You can test by deactivating other plugins and the theme and test and see if it works:
- IMPORTANT STEP! Create a backup of your website. Or better approach will be to test this on a copy/staging version of the website to avoid any disruption of a live website.
- Switch to the default theme such as "TwentyTwenty" by going to "WordPress Dashboard > Appearance > themes".
- Go to "WordPress Dashboard > Plugins" and deactivate all plugins except Toolset and Toolset add-ons.
- Check if you can still recreate the issue.
- If not, re-activate your plugins one by one and check the issue each time to find out the plugin that causes the problem.
Thanks.
Hello Christopher,
will do tests you suggested, but since yesterday, the only updated plugins were:
- Wordfence
- Toolset Blocks (from version 1.6.11 to 1.6.14)
- Toolset Forms (from version 2.6.19 to 2.6.20)
- Toolset Access (from version 2.8.17 to 2.9.0)
I deactivated Wordfence, but saw no changes. I tried to change something in the CSS of other older views and they all work fine.
I also created other two parent-children (one-to-many relationship) views from scratch to replicate the issue, and it works in the same way: CSS classes in the parent view work as usual, not in the children view. Please replicate this in your sandbox.
Could you please ask your developers if any of your updates could generate this conflict ? or maybe if this happens just to views called by other views. ... thanks
Regards
Hi there,
Actually, I can report if the issue can be replicated on the clean installation. WOuld you please login here:
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I created one legacy views and CSS works there, but I'm not sure how you use the child Views. Id appreciate it if you can create another view there and use it as a child of another one and see if the same thing happens?
If yes, I will report this to the dev team.
Thanks.
Hi,
I have recreated the same situation, with a one-to-many relationship region-cities and added similar views, it look like everything works fine see here:
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So I don't know what to think. Considering the I added a few code since yesterday I will try to restore yesterday's full backup and try again, see what happens. For the time being standby this ticket.
thanks
Regards
Nicola
Hello Christopher,
considering that I'd lost a little work, I restored the previous day database and recreated the views, everything works fine now. I don't know what happened with the previous one, maybe a failed save damaged a table or something.
Thanks for your support anyways.
Kind regards
Nicola
