Note: If you are unable to find the line mentioned above in the functions.php file, the please repeat the process for the header.php, and footer.php files. If it does not function as intended, please let me know and I will look into this further. Save the theme file, clear the cache (if applicable) and test to see if your map is now working as intended. Note: by adding the two slashes in front of the line, the line will be ignored.ĥ. wp_enqueue_script(‘google-maps’, ‘///maps/api/js?&sensor=false’) Note: this line will vary depending on the theme, but the key thing to look for is the word Wp_enqueue_script(‘google-maps’, ‘///maps/api/js?&sensor=false’) Once functions.php is opened you will look for a line similar to this:
(If you are using a child theme, you will need to select the parent theme first from the dropdown bar above the list of files)ģ. Once the page loads it will load a file named style.css, this is not the correct file and you will need to look for a file named ‘functions.php’ on the right hand side of the screen. Click on the button labelled ‘Editor’, found when hovering over the button labelled ‘Appearance’ (in the admin area)Ģ.
#Google earth pro freezes code
This can be resolved by changing a few lines of code in your theme files.ġ. I had a look at your site and noticed that your theme (or another plugin) is loading the Google Maps API, this causes a conflict with our plugin as it also loads the Google Maps API.
So sorry for the issue you are experiencing.
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