Monstroid Troubleshooter. How to get rid of “id: cherry_follow” error

This tutorial will show you how to deal with the ‘id: cherry_follow, name: , icon:’ error message in Monstroid templates.

The issue usually occurs after you upgrade the WordPress engine and make changes to Cherry Options.

In order to resolve the issue, follow the steps below:

1. Access your server using any FTP software or File manager tool, provided by your host;

2. Navigate to the /wp-content/themes/monstroid/includes/ directory;

3. Open the ‘shortcodes-functions.php’ file for editing;

4. Locate the following part of the code (approximately line 122):

   // Social (sharing, follow) options
   $shortcodes['follow']['atts']['style'] = array(
   'type'   => 'select',
   'values' => array(
   'normal'   	=> __( 'Normal', 'monstroid' ),
   'only-logos'=> __( 'Only Logos', 'monstroid' ),
   ),
   'default' => 'normal',
   'name'    => __( 'Style of social icons', 'monstroid' ),
   'desc'    => __( 'Choose style of icons', 'monstroid' ),
   );
   

5. Replace it with the code below:

   if ( isset( $shortcodes['follow'] ) ) {
   
   // Social (sharing, follow) options
     $shortcodes['follow']['atts']['style'] = array(
     'type'   => 'select',
     'values' => array(
     'normal'   	=> __( 'Normal', 'monstroid' ),
     'only-logos'=> __( 'Only Logos', 'monstroid' ),
     ),
     'default' => 'normal',
     'name'    => __( 'Style of social icons', 'monstroid' ),
     'desc'    => __( 'Choose style of icons', 'monstroid' ),
     );
     }
   

   So, technically, you are adding 2 simple lines of code, highlighted in green:

   

6. Save the file. Refresh your browser cache to see the changes. The issue is resolved.

   

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