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if no change with the default wp theme, then the avia part of your theme is not likely the issue...
have you tried disabling other plugins? wondering about that lazy loading image plugin... since its goal is to delay loading of images on the page, it might be messing with the captcha images and drop area... just a shot in the dark...
where would I see the captcha? is it disabled now?
a couple other things...
I see your timezone is UTC-0... to make sure times come out right, you should set a real timezone on the wp pages since UTC offsets are not valid and concocted by wp for some backwards compat...
have you tried the combined js and css caches? you have loads of js and css includes so it should speed up page loads (not that they are bad)....
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I have tried a few others, but some just wouldn't make sense to try (such as woocommerce), though I can certainly try those as well.
Yes it is disabled at the moment, I can turn it back on though, just say the word. It's on the registration page when active.
Not sure what you mean about the "lazy loading image plugin". If you are talking about the parallaxing and image fade-in on the home page, its part of the Avia page builder that's part of our theme, which would have been changed when we switched themes. However, that is something that's active on a page by page basis and our forum page is completely blank as far as those sorts of elements go. Additionally, to the best of my knowledge (though you would probably know better) the registration page from simple-press isn't a directly editable page like other wordpress pages are, so the elements that we used on the home page are definitely not there.
I didn't realize that I missed the timezone on there. Thanks.
I have cleared the js and css caches, if that's what you mean.
Thanks
As to the lazy load image plugin, was referring to this plugin you have loaded:
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://shattered-rpg.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-spreadplugin/js/jquery.lazyload.min.js?ver=4.0'></script>
you may have cleared the caches, but you dont have them enabled... they are enabled on forum - options - global settings...
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Wouldn't it be nice if all WP plugins only loaded their code when actually needed for the page(s) being displayed?
There is a WP plugin named 'plugin organiser' which, I believe, allows you to set options whereby certain plugins are only loaded on certain pages. Might be worth a look.
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I have managed to fix the problem. it took two steps to fix. It seems that your code could not find the CSS file so I hardcoded it into the sp-captcha-components.php. Not sure why this is happening, but I got it to work so I'm not complaining.
echo "<style type='text/css'>@import 'http://WEBSITE.COM/wp-content/sp-resources/forum-plugins/captcha/resources/css/sp-captcha.css';</style>
";
if(isset($_GET['action']) && $_GET['action'] == 'register') {
$css = sp_find_css(SPCAPCSS, 'sp-captcha.css');
}
}
Then the circle was not showing up. Well, apparently an empty <p> element was the problem. So I removed your jquery.cpatcha.js and edited the jquery.captcha-dev.js
From this: <p id='ajax-fc-circle'></p>
To this (note the space): <p id='ajax-fc-circle'> </p>
$(this).html("<div id='ajax-fc-content'><div id='ajax-fc-left'><p id='ajax-fc-task'>" + options.text + "</p><ul id='ajax-fc-task'><li class='ajax-fc-0'><img src='" + options.captchaDir + "item-none.png' alt='' /></li><li class='ajax-fc-1'><img src='" + options.captchaDir + "item-none.png' alt='' /></li><li class='ajax-fc-2'><img src='" + options.captchaDir + "item-none.png' alt='' /></li><li class='ajax-fc-3'><img src='" + options.captchaDir + "item-none.png' alt='' /></li><li class='ajax-fc-4'><img src='" + options.captchaDir + "item-none.png' alt='' /></li></ul></div><div id='ajax-fc-right'><p id='ajax-fc-circle'> </p></div></div>");
quite odd... have you checked the permissions on the sp resources folder? and the captcha plugin itself? only thing that comes to mind...
but good detective work none the less...
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