bogski
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Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: max_input_vars and custom fieldsHi Scott, that sounds good. I took a loot at pod’s and realised that it did not currently work with repeating fields.
I’ll make changes to the post_max_size value and see if that helps. Thanks!
Regards,
PhilB
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: max_input_vars and custom fieldsThanks for the reply Michelle, I’m willing to give pods a go. I understand the idea behind the premium plugins its just very frustrating, it seems like that would be a basic feature someone would want if they are using the plugin to make the fields in the first place!!
Oh well, i will give Pods a try. If i like it then i might just stick to that.
Thanks Michelle
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: google font not found and script loaded by 127.0.0.1I’ve never seen that message before, but if you are getting login attempts for admin and such i would suggest looking at the access logs on your server, see if the file ‘xmlrpc.php’ is being access. People can use that file to flood you with incorrect logins, until they find one that works. It works because it goes around WordPress’s built in ‘failed login’ time out.
I dont know about securi, i use wordfence and it has a live traffic feature so i can see them trying to access it as it happens.
If you dont have that, and you can access your server (via putty/SSH) you could run
sudo tail -f /apache2/logs/access_logs
That will show you if someone is trying to exploit something on your site.
I might be completely wrong, I’m just basing this on my past experience with a website i look after. The failed login attempts using admin and site name suggest to me something sinister is going on.
Phil
EDIT:
I took a look at your website and i didnt get the error message. Do you use a custom font? because looking through the CSS file in your theme, i cant see any reference to a custom font.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: New to wordpress: would like to have pluggable main page sectionsThe best thing to do, if you are a developer is install a local copy and have a look inside the default themes. WordPress 4.7 default theme is quite nice, the template files are there and the content parts for the individual sections are also there.
In theory you would make a child theme, copy the files you want. Most start with single-page_type.php or content-main_content.php.
The theme isnt overly complicated so its easy enough to pick out what code does what. I’ve just spent this afternoon doing the same working with custom post types as well.
We use Visual Composer and Beaver Builder page builders on some client websites, but they do come with some limitations. VC will remove your code and templates/layouts if you uninstall it by accident.
Beaver builder can be slow to respond and crashes sometimes but the support is decent
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Responsive] Summary instead of full text for posts?I have noticed that some plugin authors are slow to reply. Its difficult to judge sometimes there are that many out there, i’m glad you got it sorted. I’ll take a look at that plugin, might come in handy at some point.
Phil
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Responsive] Summary instead of full text for posts?Ah i’m very sorry, but i’m not a support person. I spotted this topic and thought i might be able to help, i hadnt realised it was specific to a theme when posting.
The only other thing i can suggest is contacting their support website. Sometimes the developers respond better through their website.
Although, you may have already tried that.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Responsive] Summary instead of full text for posts?/** * Filter the except length to 20 characters. * * @param int $length Excerpt length. * @return int (Maybe) modified excerpt length. */ function wpdocs_custom_excerpt_length( $length ) { return 20; } add_filter( 'excerpt_length', 'wpdocs_custom_excerpt_length', 999 );The codex recommends this. I havent tried it though
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Disabling the activation email when registeringThank you. Sorry for the late reply.
Phil
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Masonry Layout ( Post Grid Layout )] Masonry plugin – postsonlyYou should just need to set the post type to ‘posts’ and then choose the categories you want.

That worked for me anyway
hahaha irony. i cant even get it to show up in my pages.
do you have any reCAPTCHA code embedded in your template files? or do you have a plugin installed for it for another forms plugin? contact form 7 has its own built in so if thats set up it would appear on your forms, if you were using contact forms 7.
T’is about all i can think of if im honest. Im in the process of setting it up myself.
regards
Bogski
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Menu and positioning sub menunever mind i figured it out.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Menu and positioning sub menuSorry i forgot to close the tag for the link.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress and high mysql usage.Thank you sterndata. If i can get into the backend without it dying on me il give it a go and report back
Thanks!!
Phil B
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Reset password email templateHi girlieworks,
Terribly sorry for the late reply I didn’t realise someone had replied.
Thanks for that I will start there.
Regards,
Phil