Salient update (15.0.7) injects a <p> tag into theme footer. It has occurred on a few of our auto-updated sites and as a direct result of the recently updated theme...is there any explanation or are you aware of this bug. Any insight is appreciated to troubleshoot a solution to remove without having to edit theme files.
The reason you may not be replicating it is because white-on-white tends to not display the error. With darker row colours, you will see the space on the page at the bottom of the last row, just before the footer. Try the /whisky page.../?
‘Inspect element’ will demonstrate a <p> tag injected into the theme page, depicted in the source code, in the attached...can't edit in the page editor...
We have also cleared cache as suggested, thank you. However, we have found it on other sites too running the same version of Salient. Curious similarities.
Yes CSS, but as expected this affects all p tags across the site, which isn't ideal. We've tried also to isolate it further by declaring a 'Row ID' / 'Extra Class' but could not get that to work for some reason.
Salient update (15.0.7) injects a <p> tag into theme footer. It has occurred on a few of our auto-updated sites and as a direct result of the recently updated theme...is there any explanation or are you aware of this bug. Any insight is appreciated to troubleshoot a solution to remove without having to edit theme files.
Attached files: Screen Shot 2023-01-10 at 11.48.52 AM.png
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for choosing Salient.
I am not replicating the same issue on my end, please try clearing cache and check again:
Thanks.
Hello Judith,
Thank you. Great theme. We love Salient!
The reason you may not be replicating it is because white-on-white tends to not display the error. With darker row colours, you will see the space on the page at the bottom of the last row, just before the footer. Try the /whisky page.../?
‘Inspect element’ will demonstrate a <p> tag injected into the theme page, depicted in the source code, in the attached...can't edit in the page editor...
We have also cleared cache as suggested, thank you. However, we have found it on other sites too running the same version of Salient. Curious similarities.
I appreciate the further support on this. Thanks.
Attached files: Screen Shot 2023-01-11 at 8.25.21 AM.png
Hi There,
Please try this css:
p {padding-bottom: 0;
}
Thanks.
Thanks Judith!
Yes CSS, but as expected this affects all p tags across the site, which isn't ideal. We've tried also to isolate it further by declaring a 'Row ID' / 'Extra Class' but could not get that to work for some reason.
We've implemented your suggestion and will run with it. Appreciated.