Custom CSS code being lost on pagination

Trevor

#107216

Sometimes it is correct, sometimes not. It is not a CSS error. The HTML code for the red one is different than for the grey one. There is stuff missing. Seems like some javascript is not working to create the extra bits. Use the inspector and you will see the difference in HTML structure.

Anonymous

#107328

Yes, I did use the inspector and noticed that also. Just don’t know where the problem is coming from.

Trevor

#107340

Nor me. You may need to reduce the number of plugins to a minimum and see if it still happens. It might also be a caching issue, so if you have any caches active, turn them off.

Anonymous

#107356

Yep, did all that. Still the same problem.

Trevor

#107421

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Anonymous

#107427

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Trevor

#107462

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Anonymous

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Trevor

#107539

I think I may have identified your problem. Your hosting. It is WP Engine.

The issue may be that WP Engine kills long queries (not time, but literally the string length of the SQL statement).

To disable it check out this other forum post

https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/killed-query-errors-in-log/#post-64826

Let me know how you get on.

Anonymous

#107713

Hi Trevor,

Thanks for that information.

Made the change, as suggested, to the wp-config file and it did not help.

When I go to https://tunegorilla.com/royalty-free-music-store/ that view is being generated by the Content View plug-in. When I use the pagination tabs, at the bottom, the audio player always maintains the correct color and format.

When I call the Search & Filter plugin by clicking on any of the filters in the left hand column, the first page of results always maintains the correct color and format for the audio player. BUT, with any subsequent choices in the filters (or page tabs) the audio player loses it’s color and size format.

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