Logo is showing on the page with "display:none"

ctcompdigital · September 2018

https://www.forecastrx.com/save-time-money-forecastrx/

The website logo is showing in the code after the Author and Publish Date with an inline style of "display: none".

If you view the Page Source, the <img> can be seen on line 1529.

This is being picked up on our auditing reports. I need a way to:

1. REMOVE this logo from the code

2. Add an alt tag to this <img>.

I have already had a lengthy discussion with support about adding an alt tag to the logo of the website, and that alt tag is now pulling. Ideally, there is no reason for this <img> to be pulling.

Please advise.

Pablo · September 2018

Hi,

I'm not sure that I understand.

You want to delete logo code from whole site?

It require file customization and we can't help you with it.

To insert alt tag for this image, you have to add it

in Wordpress Media. http://prntscr.com/kqwjl8

Find this image and fill the alt field.

Thanks.

ctcompdigital · September 2018

No the logo is appear within the page content. I want to keep the logo that is showing in the header, but the logo is also pulling into the page content, and I am not sure how or why. You will need to look into the Page Source code where I specified to see what I mean.

Pablo · September 2018

Is this happening when you disable all of the plugins?

Do not forget to clear the cache of browser.

Also, if you're using a Child Theme, install the parent for a while.

Thanks.

ctcompdigital · September 2018

I have tried disabling all of the plugins, and the logo is still appearing in the code under the Author and Published date on all blog post pages.

I also switched to the Parent theme (we ARE using a child theme) and the issue still occurs.

There is something on the page that must be pulling from BeTheme, because we have not added this functionality. The logo is coming into the page content in this <div>:

Just because it's set to display:none, doesn't mean that SEO isn't being picked up on that <img> tag.

Let me know the next step. Thanks.

Pablo · September 2018

Hi,

You have a lot of custom css, plugins and you're using a cache plugin which makes troubles.

It could be an issue of your custom scripts and plugins.

Did you disable all of the plugins, cleared custom css and custom scripts

while being on parent theme?

Cheers

ctcompdigital · September 2018

I'm not sure how the custom CSS and scripts would be an issue. The SVG that we are using for the logo is clearly being pulled into the page content, which seems to be a theme issue to me. There's no way we would opt to have the logo pull to the page like that, and then use inline-css to hide it.

Pablo · September 2018

Hey,

Please send us WordPress dashboard access privately thru the contact form which is on the right side at http://themeforest.net/user/muffingroup#contact and we will check what might be the reason.

Notice!
Please attach a link to this forum discussion.

Thanks

Bryan · September 2018

We have got an email from you but you clearly said that we cannot change anything. We have to disable all plugins, scripts and custom css to check it.

If you do not wish to have those things modified then please make a copy of this website and send us details thru the contact form. Otherwise we cannot do anything.

It would be best to place this website copy under a subdomain, this way you will not have problems with one license key being used on 2 websites.

ctcompdigital · September 2018

We do not have the resources to make a separate site.

We have an internal dev site that we have refreshed. I have deactivated all plugins, removed all custom scripts, and removed all custom CSS. The logo is still displaying after the blog post's publishing date with the inline CSS of "display:none".

Please refer to line of 1530 of the Page Source code and see the logo that I am referring to. This is happening on every blog post page:

https://www.forecastrx.com/save-time-money-forecastrx/

THIS IS A BUG IN YOUR THEME. Please advise on WHY this is showing in the content area when it should not.

Bryan · September 2018

We have contacted with the dev team and also checked this in a clean wordpress/beTheme installation.

There is no such image added there. This is most likely added by one of your plugins or this is custom code.

If you installa fresh copy of beTheme and create a post you will see that this logo does not exist there.

thanks

Logo is showing on the page with "display:none"

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