[Lucius Douglas]

NVM, I found the issue. There were two closing tags.

[Lucius Douglas]

It’s not in the Text Excerpt field as that is blank. It is text in the actual content area. Why it would remove HTML formatting is just confusing.

[Lucius Douglas]

This is a bit disappointing that an answer cannot be given to a question but that you have to log into the site. Seriously? Do ‘Keymasters’ who monitor the support forums have no knowledge of the themes? This particular question should be easily explained without logging in. I’m a competent application developer but it would take too long to reverse engineer each of your themes so I can figure it out for myself which is why I post a question. Once I learn how to do something on one of your themes, I should be able to handle the same issue on another of your themes. Am I wrong?

[Lucius Douglas]

I agree the button is a bit large for mobile. Removing the CSS code does resolve the issue. However, I always do a bit of tweaking so the site displays the way I would like for it to appear. Hey, I’m an over-the-hill geek doing development since the 70’s and in the website business for 20+ years. I probably have a lot more experience than most on these forums. 🙂

[Lucius Douglas]

Using Chrome inspect took, I isolated the problem which was the header text box was set to not display for mobile media queries in the ‘responsive.css’ file.

I fixed it with this code:

..headerdonate-box{display:inline;}

However, you will need to ensure this is the same code used in your theme as this was the Greenest theme. Grace Theme developers do a good job but there is incoonsistency between themes as I have used several. But a bit of research should point you to the problem.

[Lucius Douglas]

It would be good that if techs make changes to fix issues that they respond back to the thread to indicate how they fixed the issue. More technically inclined individuals, like me, can probably do these changes outselves as long as we are pointed to the right area.

[Lucius Douglas]

Changing this to the correct theme post. Disregard any further comments here.

[Lucius Douglas]

OK, on this particular issue, I have sent an email with credentials and explanation.

[Lucius Douglas]

Before I send any more credentials for any other websites, I want to regain access to the EnterpriseAcademyPA.com WordPress admin panel. I’m communicating via email with your team. At this point, it is a matter of trust.

[Lucius Douglas]

So I installed the Grace Themes Creative World Pro theme and the showcase works fine under PHP 8.0.

I made changes to the Theme Options > Homepage Slider. Just replacing the images and the text.

Showcase had the same issues as the other theme under PHP 8.0. Screenshot: h t t p s: //snipboard.io/YX6uld.jpg

Notice there are 15 dots for individual slides but there are only 5 slides. Not sure what is up with that.

So I reverted the website back to PHP 7.4 and VIOLA…it works.
Screenshot: h t t p s://snipboard.io/ndaHBT.jpg

This ‘truly’ blows my mind. Why would the default installed settings work fine under PHP 8.0 but once I make any changes, it doesn’t work under PHP 8.0 but does under PHP 7.4.

So I restored the default settings back to the installed theme settings and the page displays fine under PHP 7.4. Screenshot: h t t p s://snipboard.io/9NZusJ.jpg

I changed the website back to PHP 8.0 and refreshed the page. ARGH….it now has the same issue with the showcase not displaying properly and showing 12 dots!
Screenshot: h t t p s//snipboard.io/JrbXV3.jpg

Note: There are only two plugins and I had disabled both so it’s not a conflict with a plugin.

[Lucius Douglas]

Also, if I change the theme from Dancing Star Pro to one of the default templates like Twenty-Twenty, the mobile menu works.

[Lucius Douglas]

Additional info:
It appears that if the width is larger than 750px, the mobile menu works but 750px or less, it doesn’t work.

[Lucius Douglas]

Bummer

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