Symptoms

  1. Responsive menu not expanding
  2. Slides do not change in the slider
  3. Issues with the performance of the third-party extensions

In case it happens to your site, most probably several bootstrap.js files are loaded. One is added with the theme as Themler themes are based on Bootstrap framework. Others are included in some modules, plug-ins or components that you add to your site. When they are working together, conflicts arise and some site functionality does not work as it should.

Themler now detects when third-party extensions use their own bootstrap.js files. You will see a notification message on the top of the screen with the appropriate warning.

What to do

WordPress

Follow the recommendations bellow if you see this message in Themler:

bootstrapconflicts-wp2.png

In WP we have added the function that disables all the bootstrap.js files that were added by the third-party extensions. It can be found under WP admin >> Appearance >> Theme Options >> Disable bootstrap.js from plug-ins:

bootstrapconflicts-wp1.png

If that does not help and plug-in uses some extra files causing the issue, please search for the possibility to disable bootstrap.js file manually or using the plug-in's options. Sometimes that won't be enough and the complete avoidance of the conflict will require the disabling of the problem plug-in.

Joomla

The following message will appear:

bootstrapconflicts-joomla.png

  1. Detect the plug-in that causes the problem. For that switch them off one by one and refresh the page until the issue goes away. If you can not detect what plug-in is causing the problem, please contact the Themler support for help.
  2. Open plug-in's options and search for the option to switch off the loading of the Bootstrap files. Such option is offered by some extensions.
  3. In case there is no option to switch it off, please disable the plug-in to avoid issues.

##Symptoms## 1. Responsive menu not expanding 2. Slides do not change in the slider 3. Issues with the performance of the third-party extensions In case it happens to your site, most probably several `bootstrap.js` files are loaded. One is added with the theme as Themler themes are based on Bootstrap framework. Others are included in some modules, plug-ins or components that you add to your site. When they are working together, conflicts arise and some site functionality does not work as it should. Themler now detects when third-party extensions use their own `bootstrap.js` files. You will see a notification message on the top of the screen with the appropriate warning. ##What to do## ###WordPress Follow the recommendations bellow if you see this message in Themler: !bootstrapconflicts-wp2.png! In WP we have added the function that disables all the `bootstrap.js` files that were added by the third-party extensions. It can be found under *WP admin >> Appearance >> Theme Options >> Disable bootstrap.js from plug-ins*: !bootstrapconflicts-wp1.png! If that does not help and plug-in uses some extra files causing the issue, please search for the possibility to disable `bootstrap.js` file manually or using the plug-in's options. Sometimes that won't be enough and the complete avoidance of the conflict will require the disabling of the problem plug-in. ###Joomla The following message will appear: !bootstrapconflicts-joomla.png! 1. Detect the plug-in that causes the problem. For that switch them off one by one and refresh the page until the issue goes away. If you can not detect what plug-in is causing the problem, please contact the Themler support for help. 2. Open plug-in's options and search for the option to switch off the loading of the Bootstrap files. Such option is offered by some extensions. 3. In case there is no option to switch it off, please disable the plug-in to avoid issues.