Lukasz Ropczynski replied
I found the reason! I had to clear my Cloudflare cache!
Solved!
Additionally, I now set "Logo Padding Top & Bottom" to 25 (instead of 40). This change is only visible when I am logged in.
However, those who are not logged in can see this change until they move the cursor. When they move the mouse, the padding returns from 25 to 40.
I don't understand why these changes in header settings are only visible until you move the mouse.
I am attaching two screenshots.
Screenshot 1:
- I am logged in;
- the top main menu has a blue background (correct);
- in TOP BAR, the first link changes to blue after hovering the cursor (correct);
Screen 2:
- incognito mode;
- the top main menu changes to brown (f4efea color) after moving the cursor;
- in TOP BAR, the first link after hovering the cursor turns dark blue and is illegible.
When I am logged in, the links in the TOP BAR are blue when hovered over.
When I am not logged in (incognito mode), the links in the top bar are dark blue (like the background) when hovered over.
Maybe the reason is the optimization option settings?
I scanned all the files in public_html/wp-content/themes/soledad for #f4efea - it's nowhere to be found.
Maybe this will be a clue for you: the problem only occurs for non-logged in users.
If I am logged in, I see a blue background all the time.
Hi,
It's not helping. Yesterday and today I cleaned critical CSS again, cleaned everything in LitesppedCache. There is still this error. The color of this menu bar must also be entered somewhere.
Thank you. This solved the problem.
Look at one more detail: https://www.kierunekwlochy.pl/
When the page is loaded, the main menu bar (the one under the logo) is light blue. If you move the cursor it changes to light beige/light brown.
Somewhere two colors clash and when you move the cursor it changes to a different color. It should be light blue all the time.
Hi,
However, look, something is wrong with the banner in the header. I used this code:
<figure class="wp-block-image size-full is-resized uag-hide-desktop uag-hide-tab"><a href="https://www.eurocamp.pl/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><img src="https://www.kierunekwlochy.pl/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/eurocamp-prawa-2024.jpg" alt="Eurocamp 2024, Kierunek Włochy" class="wp-image-38091" style="width:350px;height:292px" width="350" height="292" title="Eurocamp"></a></figure> <figure class="wp-block-image size-full uag-hide-mob"><a href="https://www.eurocamp.pl/" target="_blank" rel=" noreferrer noopener"><img src="https://www.kierunekwlochy.pl/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/eurocamp-2024-nowe.jpg" alt="Eurocamp 2024, Kierunek Włochy" class="wp-image-38092"></a></figure>
OK is displayed on the home page:
https://www.kierunekwlochy.pl/
On the post page - also OK:
https://www.kierunekwlochy.pl/jezioro-como-wlochy/
However, on the "Category" page there are two banners at once:
https://www.kierunekwlochy.pl/przewodnik/abruzja/
How do I fix this on the category page?
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