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I just opened dev tools, selected the tag and found out what the css selector path was.
To be specific I wrote out all css tags prior to the one that specified the page id. I believe it was something like (but could be different for you).
div div div div div div span p {
display: none;
}I placed this in the under Customize, in the css section.
The issue has not been fixed and I reverted as far back as 1.2.997 and then decided that I didn’t want to go any farther back.
What I did was grab the html tag and set it to display: none
Also, for form fields, I enabled html.
I am using version 1.3.87.
I have Postman SMTP plugin installed but it is just mimicking out of the box wordpress email delivery.
I reset Postman and Ultimate member and reset the email settings and then refilled them. It is now working.
Thank you very much.
Yes, that was what I was referring to.
I had already set the plugin to only display posts but About Us showed up anyways.
Regardless, I implemented the function that you included in the first link and I believe that it works now! Thank you very much.
By the way, I received an error when trying to access the Functionality plugin after I installed it, telling me that it did not exist. Alternatively, I used this plugin (My Custom Functions) https://en-ca.wordpress.org/plugins/my-custom-functions/ and it worked perfectly.
Thank you, I appreciate it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Backend Profile Tags not showing upThanks but I have. I expect that it will take a fair amount of time.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 500 Error – when trying to change the domain nameI have now sorted out the 404/500 errors. The new hosting account is now Bluehost. The name servers have been changed on the wordpress.com side to correspond to the Bluehost ones instead of the wordpress ones.
However, if I change the site address url and wordpress address url, then I will simply loose access to the site that has been created. I have been considering exporting my current wordpress file that is just a temporary name based on my computer’s hostname and then reinstalling wordpress on the bluehost side through their own set of instructions. I would then import everything onto the bluehost side.
This all seems like a round about way to solve this issue, after all why can’t I just change those urls to correspond to the site I wish to connect to.
Is there something else in my wordpress.org install that I am missing to properly connect the two?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 500 Error – when trying to change the domain nameAlso, I am not sure if switch the domain is currently even a good idea since I have the 500 server error still very much an issue.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 500 Error – when trying to change the domain nameThanks for you input. I am sorry that I left out that fundamental information.
I am using Ubuntu 16.04 with a LAMP server.
I am assuming that based upon that article, the DNS records need to be switched to my DNS 192.# etc. under handled by? I don’t see why I would be the host though, since isn’t that what wordpress or godaddy are act as when they provide a domain?
I could be absolutely wrong about this and I would appreciate some level of clarification?