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the key to this is making sure that the Bootstrap script is loaded BEFORE the jQuery UI script.
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The theme maker says it is an issue of Simple Press. Now we are left with a problem. I am a noob and do not know how to do it with that Bootstrap script is loaded BEFORE the jQuery UI script.
Possibly I will have to switch to phpbb what I hate,
Pay for something we can not work with $ 80 gold is also a waste of money.
Can anyone help us out here?
I hope for a solution.
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Peter Marcus said
The theme maker says it is an issue of Simple Press. Now we are left with a problem. I am a noob and do not know how to do it with that Bootstrap script is loaded BEFORE the jQuery UI script.
This really is a matter of just passing the buck. As I said before, the WordPress supported AND supplied equivalent library is the jQuery UI. Bootstrap is NOT supported and NOT supplied by WordPress. We make sure that Simple:Press only uses supported libraries for these standard operations. Bootstrap negatively effects the jQuery UI. Your theme is responsible for this. How can this be a Simple:Press issue?
Possibly I will have to switch to phpbb what I hate,
This has to be your call of course but personally getting things fixed is better all around - and particularly better for the health of your website. Simple:Press us not the only plugin to use the jQuery UI.
Pay for something we can not work with $ 80 gold is also a waste of money.
Simply to keep the record straight, you paid nothing for Simple:Press - it is free to try and to use. You paid an optional amount for support and some free plugins etc. We have been giving you that support. And it is not over yet of course.
Can anyone help us out here?
I hope for a solution.
Probably yes - although to be fair we work in Simple:Press support not WordPress theme corrections. But we can try. So - first question if we have not already got the answer. Are ALL of your Simple:Press items - core plugin, additional plugins and theme - fully up to date with the latest versions? Visit the WordPress 'Updates' page to check this please.
And next - did you try the option to load our scripts in the footer as suggested earlier?
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Logging on to your site is not really that useful. What is needed is a copy of your WP theme.
But - your page is throwing a heap of errors and there is little point in trying to change the js load order without addressing all the errors. NONE of these are caused by Simple:Press although I have no idea where they do stem from. See attached image. These are all fatal to running script.
if this were me I would swap my WP theme for a standard WP one just to see if all thee errors go away. Then out ot back. But if there errors go away you know exactly where the problem lies. If they don't then it is going to be a plugin.
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I am unfortunately a noob in this regard, and hope you can do something with the attached.
Simple:Press Support schreef op 2016-08-17 15:47: >
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There is no attachment.
But you are missing the point I am afraid. Those errors really need to be eradicated first.
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Okay, I will still contact the author of this theme with the error messages. If he can not solve it, we will buy another theme.
By default theme "twenty sixteen" work everything clear. Thank you for all your cooperation. I'll let you know if they have solved it.
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If you seriously take a look at other themes I would say that in our experience. paid-for themes are often the biggest offenders. If interested, we use Genesis here and it works real well with lots of layout options.
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