astrosurfer: You didn't mention which CMS you are using. But I'm running Grav + Gantry 5 with the Helium theme (all running latest versions), and adding the Mastodon icon to the Social
particle default worked/displayed fine for me. And I don't think it likely matters that it's Grav.
It's been a bit since I setup my site, but looking at my setup, in Gantry 5 under Page Settings
, I have the Font Awesome Settings
set with
Version ['Font Awesome 5 Free (SVG/JS)]
V4 Compatibility enabled
Content Compatibility enabled
In my case, I also added in 'JS Script HTML (Manual Override)'
<script src="https://kit.fontawesome.com/<mykitstringhere>.js" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
where the URL comes from going to https://fontawesome.com/, creating a free account, and generating your own free kit. But I checked by removing it, clearing cache, and reloading, and the Mastodon and other icons still showed up just fine. (I did this mostly to speed things up, back when I was figuring out various bits. But it's been awhile.)
Anyway, hope that helps.
hi i updated joomla from 3. to 4 on this site https://www.savemedcoasts2.eu/j3 .
the problem is that if you browse the various menu items, linked to an article, I always get the error that you see on the monitor and that I have attached as an image.
if instead of the article I link the menu item to a list of articles of a category instead it works.
for the home pages I put the menu item gantry 5 themes - custom page and this is how the home pages work in various languages.
instead the various menu items link to articles and do not open
if i disabled the joomlatools framework i get this
We are sorry!Gantry 5 provides a custom error page for you to configure with either positions, particles or a combination of both, as well as styling.
500 behavior::caption not found.
Call stack[/t]#FunctionLocation1()JROOT/libraries/src/HTML/HTMLHelper.php:1402JoomlaCMSHTMLHTMLHelper::_()JROOT/templates/g5_helium/html/com_content/article/default.php:233include()JROOT/libraries/src/MVC/View/HtmlView.php:4364JoomlaCMSMVCViewHtmlView->loadTemplate()JROOT/libraries/src/MVC/View/HtmlView.php:2205JoomlaCMSMVCViewHtmlView->display()JROOT/components/com_content/src/View/Article/HtmlView.php:2606JoomlaComponentContentSiteViewArticleHtmlView->display()JROOT/libraries/src/MVC/Controller/BaseController.php:6977JoomlaCMSMVCControllerBaseController->display()JROOT/components/com_content/src/Controller/DisplayController.php:1248JoomlaComponentContentSiteControllerDisplayController->display()JROOT/libraries/src/MVC/Controller/BaseController.php:7359JoomlaCMSMVCControllerBaseController->execute()JROOT/libraries/src/Dispatcher/ComponentDispatcher.php:14610JoomlaCMSDispatcherComponentDispatcher->dispatch()JROOT/components/com_content/src/Dispatcher/Dispatcher.php:5511JoomlaComponentContentSiteDispatcherDispatcher->dispatch()JROOT/libraries/src/Component/ComponentHelper.php:38912JoomlaCMSComponentComponentHelper::renderComponent()JROOT/libraries/src/Application/SiteApplication.php:20413JoomlaCMSApplicationSiteApplication->dispatch()JROOT/libraries/src/Application/SiteApplication.php:24314JoomlaCMSApplicationSiteApplication->doExecute()JROOT/libraries/src/Application/CMSApplication.php:27815JoomlaCMSApplicationCMSApplication->execute()JROOT/includes/app.php:6316require_once()JROOT/index.php:32
The problem is coming from a template override for articles. The stack trace confirms this. I assume that this override came with the template so you should contact rockettheme for support on this.