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[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#50209

Should be more like this:

@media (min-width: 992px) {
  html, body {height: 100%;  }

  html body.wide #wrapper.container {
  min-height: 100%;
  position: relative;
    padding-bottom: 228px !important;
}
  #containerfooter {
  position: absolute;
  bottom: 0;
  left: 0;
  width: 100%;  
 }
}

Your padding bottom has to be the height of your footer. Make sure you clear your cache after you add.
Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#50206

This can also depend on your caching. Are you using page caching on the home page? If so then you may want to hide the slider using css since that isn’t cached the same way as php functions.
css like this:

@media (max-width: 768px){
    .home .sliderclass {display: none;}
}

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#50149

Also as a note when you update it’s important to clear your cache.
Ben

[camilo jose]

camilo jose

#50130

Hello all,

My hosting upgraded WP to 4.1.6 (google forced them, they said), now my site looks bad, like this (chrome): *Login to see link

They told me that they see the site is fine, and I should wait some days for the cache to restore, but some visitors also report the issue.

What do you suggest?

My site: *Login to see link

Thanks

[camilo jose]

camilo jose

#50130

Hello all,

My hosting upgraded WP to 4.1.6 (google forced them, they said), now my site looks bad, like this (chrome): *Login to see link

They told me that they see the site is fine, and I should wait some days for the cache to restore, but some visitors also report the issue.

What do you suggest?

My site: *Login to see link

Thanks

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#50060

Every time you make a change in a plugin or setting it’s important that you clear the w3 total cache cache.

For one example in your theme options > shop settings:

turn off your grid/list toggle.
Turn on “Stop Product Excerpt from loading in the shop grid pages”

Ben

[Omar Lawson]

Omar Lawson

#50053

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[Alan]

Alan

#50029

Thank for the information….I have had great support from them….But would have preferred one with more reliable host speeds…So where do I go from here?…Im clueless as to how to fix this problem….I tried to hire someone at Fiverr and they couldnt duplicate the problem…They said they fixed my cache because it was set wrong but couldnt find the problem…..I dont know what else to do because for me the problem is every time I look at my website on my phone or any phone…I have people with iphone 6 plus just like me with no problem…Only difference was they were running ios 8.4 an I had 8.3…Dont know if that made a difference or not….What would you do or suggest next?

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#50028

I can only see a cached version of wbajamaica.com
It’s got some errors and it takes a while for all your iframes to load: http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/TCQcP/http://www.wbajamaica.com/

other then that I don’t see it being related to a scroll.

Have you check the css box for errors like a out of place bracket on your hidden site?

Ben

[Omar Lawson]

Omar Lawson

#50013

Yes I did.I’m using Zencache by the way. Just a side note: On wbajamaica.com I enabled sticky header and see that the slider doesn’t show the pictures until I start scrolling down the page.This is on the desktop.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#50008

did you clear your cache?
Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#49954

What do you mean by “released cache” what exactly are you doing?
Ben

[Alan]

Alan

#49945

Here is what my Facebook friend suggested it could be:

Website repeatedly reloads, then crashes on iPhone 4: iOS 8.0.2 & iOS 8.1.2

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An example of what happens when loading the website can be seen here for theverge.com. No such problems occur on the latest browser and OS versions for:

Windows 8.1 – Chrome, Firefox, Opera, IE.
OSX Yosemite – Chrome, Safari.
Android 4.4 – Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari.
iOS 7.1.2(iPad) – Safari.
iOS 8.3 (iPhone 5) – Safari.
However, on two separate iPhone 4S devices (iOS 8.0.2 & iOS 8.1.2), Safari will continue to refresh the page, each time reading “problem occurred with this webpage so it was reloaded” until finally crashing and reading “A problem repeatedly occurred on [website URL]”. I have made sure that my JavaScript/jQuery are syntactically correct (as well as loading the webpage with JavaScript turned off in safari settings – same problem), cleared cache, restarted the iPhones and can not imagine what else could be causing the problem. The web page is only small with a total file size of around 300kb and only some fairly simple DOM manipulation.

From what I can tell of my own testing and what I have read, the problem is isolated to iOS 8.0.2 and 8.1.2 but obviously, my website is in the minority of sites that crash on the OS and I would like to know what it is exactly that causes the problem.

Thank you.

EDIT: Updated one of the iPhones to iOS 8.3 – problem still persists. Absolutely stumped at this point and any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Check all of your CSS for animation keyframes and remove any font-size animations within those blocks.

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The lack of any developer-centric conversations regarding “A problem repeatedly occurred on…” issues is definitely disappointing. After an hour of Googling tonight I stumbled on your post here and had to do a double-take when I saw the timestamp. // High five fellow trouble-shooter.

As luck would have it, I was able to track down a potential source for this iOS/Webkit bug within my CSS. Specifically it seems to be related to how Safari deals with font-size animations inside of CSS keyframes. I had something like this in my SASS:

@-webkit-keyframes labels-bottom {
0% { opacity: 1; color:#888888; top: 0.1em; font-size: 1.5em; }
20% { font-size: 1.5em; opacity: 0; }
30% { top: 0.1em; }
50% { opacity: 0; font-size: 0.85em; }
100% { top: 4em; opacity: 1; }
}
When I removed that whole block, it began working.

When I went further and removed CSS properties one-by-one, the crash seemed to be isolated to the font-size animation. It, however, does not appear to be associated with @font-face web fonts or if you specify size using different units (em/px/pt). All conditions tested caused the same crash. The only thing that fixed it was removing any font-size changes within my keyframe blocks, a la:

@-webkit-keyframes labels-bottom {
0% { opacity: 1; color:#888888; top: 0.1em; }
20% { opacity: 0; }
30% { top: 0.1em; }
50% { opacity: 0; }
100% { top: 4em; opacity: 1; }
}
It’s possible (and perhaps likely) that other animated properties can trigger the crash, but this fix definitely worked for me and I hope it does for you as well.

PS: I tested this on both iOS 8.1.2 and 8.3 (iPads).

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answered Apr 10 at 3:42

Evan Tishuk
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It appears that the mobile Safari crashes when the keyframes contain a font-size with the unit em. Stating it in px works fine. – cad Jun 6 at 19:44
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Inspired by @Evan Tishuk’s answer, I scoured through my CSS but found that unlike him, I had no font-size keyframe animations. By process of elimination, I started deleting blocks of code, starting with those with vendor-prefixes and found that this was the code causing the problem:

.qanda{
filter: blur(0px);
-webkit-filter: blur(0px);
-moz-filter: blur(0px);
-o-filter: blur(0px);
-ms-filter: blur(0px);

filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Blur(PixelRadius=’0′);
}
Very silly of me. The blur filter wasn’t even needed on my site, just some code I was playing around with and forgot to remove.

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answered Apr 11 at 2:40

Jack Ducasse
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Per Evan and Jack’s answers, this is most probably CSS-related. Which styles exactly? That can vary.

I had the same issue: Safari on iPhone4 and iPhone6 was reloading the page until it crashed. Site was fine on iPad2, iPad Air, iPhone5, and every simulated device in IOS simulator (including simulated iPhone4 and iPhone6).

The CSS (OK, LESS) that was breaking the site:

ul {
.transform(translateZ(0));
a {
.transform(translateZ(0)); /* Right here, the nested transform */
}
}
Once I removed that nested transfrom Safari stopped frekin’ out and all was good in the world.

[Alan]

Alan

#49934

This is a real problem not some cache problem I am only seeing….I have Facebook promotions I am paying for promoting my website and people from Mobile browsers still can not purchase after so much money, time and aggravation :-(…I would be willing to pay $100 to fix this problem…Make that $200…..Please it would take someone from your company only a few minutes to fix Im sure…I have skype…I am desperate and out of options :-(…All I want is for the theme I purchased to work.

[Alan]

Alan

#49930

Ben…I have fixed the plugin issues…It was Cyclone slider pro…I just switched to the Kadence slider…Everything is fine…I have more information on the crashing….I put a post on my facebook for random people to try…Seems it works fine on all phones but the iphone 6…Only people with iPhone 6’s can duplicate the crash….Please help me…This is a real and seriousl issue….Not just a cache if other random people from accross the globe are duplicating my crashes….Regards, Alan

[Davey]

Davey

#49910

http://onlyadultsvakanties.nl and https://onlyadultsvakanties.nl. I released cache and now it’s working again for an hour I think.

[Davey]

Davey

#49904

Hello,

I created a Kadence Slider on my homepage but after an hour or something the slider is gone. Wenn I release my cache it’s working again for an hour.

How can i fix this?

Greetings Davey

[Davey]

Davey

#49904

Hello,

I created a Kadence Slider on my homepage but after an hour or something the slider is gone. Wenn I release my cache it’s working again for an hour.

How can i fix this?

Greetings Davey

[Robert]

Robert

#49826

Cache Cleared

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#49825

Still don’t see it? Can you clear you site cache?

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#49741

ok, so two other things I found while working on your site. Your cache was not working. there wasn’t the correct expiration set for the content. This usually means your htaccess file is not working. So I checked and you had put “/%category%/%postname%/” in for the permalink structure. This was causing the htaccess file to not write correctly. I updated to just postname and now your cache is working.

The second thing is your max memory setting in your php. If you click on woocommerce> system tools you can see what I mean. Your max memory is 40mb and it would run much better if that where higher.

Ben

[Alan]

Alan

#49739

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