Edward Caissie
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Menu link opens index of@morerog – It appears to be treating
/retreatas a sub-domain reference versus a more common page/URL reference. Have a look at your sub-domains and what has been set-up there and/or check with your web-hosting service if you are not able to find/fix this if that is the case.~Cais.
Forum: Accessibility
In reply to: magnifier help needed@riverratal – Although heavy on WooCommerce related results this search might help you find a non-eCommerce related plugin (just follow the link): https://wordpress.org/plugins/search/image+magnifier/
~Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Edit function in ‘Visit Site’ in wp-admin WP5.0.2@zeromost – As this is not consistent across your sites I would suggest it is something only with the one site you are seeing the problem. Generally, this points to a conflict or issue being created by one of your active plugins or your current theme (or a combination).
Here is a link to some basic troubleshooting tips that might help narrow down where the problem is coming from: https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/beginners-guide-to-troubleshooting-wordpress-errors-step-by-step/
~Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: admin restrictions affecting forms@not1_name – I would suggest pinging the Ninja Forms support team via the plugins forums or directly (https://wordpress.org/support/topic/get-better-faster-help-here/) although as is, I suspect the plugin is calling to functions it needs to complete its processes in the “admin” side of your site and your
.htaccesscode is blocking it (likely as these processes are getting owned by the server’s IP address and not yours).You might also consider blocking the offending IP addresses (and, yes, this can become a very extensive and hard to manage list in some cases) rather than allowing your IP address only.
~Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Redirect Subdomain to Main Domain@jeroenferon – First thoughts would be to simply use some HTML anchor code to link the logo back to your main site although I suspect in this case you might want to consider a child-theme to make these changes to your “header” template code (unless the theme is unique to the site, then just write the HTML for the logo as needed).
~Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: User login issues.@tld265 – I would suggest looking at the active plugin you use for login customization(s) and update it, if possible; and/or, advise the plugin author they should be considering appropriate refactoring of their code based on the messages you are seeing.
If you are not using a plugin for login customizations then I suspect this would fall to your current theme and a similar approach to the above would apply.
Do you recall what version of WordPress you updated from? This information may also be of assistance to the code author, too.
~Cais.
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Problem with wp_list_pages not not displaying titles@joelalexandersson – The parameter
depth=0is the default and could be left out of the line of code. You might want to look at swapping it out fortitle_li=""instead to ensure/force the list to be correctly coded with a wrappingulelement.What I would suggest looking at is the page source to see if the actual page titles exist and/or if they are being hidden by some unexpected CSS on the site.
A link to the site where this is happening can also be useful in helping you troubleshoot this issue.
~Cais.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Gutenberg Translation missing in subsites@edemir206 – Did you run the network update routine to ensure all sub-sites are also up-to-date (based on the primary site’s install base)?
~Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Updated to 5.1 How do I scroll down?@stuckathomemom – Have you checked in with your theme author to ensure the version of the theme you are using is compatible with the latest releases of WordPress?
~Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Show last N comments@pozirk – You may need assistance from your current theme developer to ensure you can correctly and appropriately set the
WP_Comment_Querybeing used by the theme (it may not be specified and could require some more in-depth custom code to properly integrate into your current theme).Have a look at the following arguments:
count => true
number => 15
paged => 0Sets a counter to use 15 comments and turns off pagination (meaning you will never see more than 15 comments).
~Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Attachment Page Order and Formatting@dplittle – The simplest approach to correcting the first issue would be as you suspect: delete the current gallery and re-insert it with your preferred order.
As to the second concern, you are also correct in that it is most likely going to be theme related although this is often easily customizable via additional CSS either via your theme or another method such as Jetpack’s custom CSS module.
Now, it appears you are using the Twenty Fifteen theme which does not have a specific attachment template (see https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/ for more details) which means you could just use custom CSS to center the images or you could look at creating a child-theme for even more options to make modifications to how the site looks (see https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/advanced-topics/child-themes/ for more details).
~Cais
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Removing Extra URL Junk from Homepage@bobo9912 – I would suspect this URL you are seeing in your address bar is more in your approach to visiting your site. Although I am not an expert with the “Endurance Cache” plugin it may be a case where it is allowing you, the site administrator, to specifically view what is being cached for your home page.
Visiting your site via the base domain URL you provided navigating around provides the same results if you visit your site using your “problem” URL. The “extra bit” only appears if you specifically follow that link.
https://tinyhomehelp.com/wp-content/endurance-page-cache//_index.html == (http://tinyhomehelp.com/ ==>) https://tinyhomehelp.com/
For most viewers they will not know or see any differences once they navigate around your site if you have shared the “extra bit” URL accidentally.
~Cais.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Switching from WordPress.com to WordPress.org@kelownabob – A WordPress.org “account” may be better described as a self-hosted WordPress installation on your own domain.
You will need to register a domain and then in most cases you will be able to use one of the services your web hosting provider has to install and activate a self-hosted WordPress installation. If you have started adding content to your WordPress.com site you will be able to export and then import it into your self-hosted site.
WordPress.com also offered hosted services where instead of https://kelownabob.wordpress.com/ you could have https://kelownabob.com/ point to that address and few would know the wiser. NB: These sites may or may not be valid or specific but more so used as examples based on your username.
Try looking at this for more information: https://wordpress.com/me/purchases (make certain you are logged in to your WordPress.com account) or feel free to explore other options for web hosting and self-hosted WordPress.org installations.
Thanks!
~Cais.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I broke it..please help@hoerlyck – I would suspect that the “zip thingy” and how you installed it might be at the bottom of these problems initially.
You will need to get some technical assistance with this as I also suspect it will require you either restore your site from a backup prior to these problems occurring (possibly the easiest approach) or you will need to access your site via FTP to manually deactivate at least the most recent plugins you have tried to install.
Please try contacting your web hosting service to see if they can restore your site to a time prior to when these problems occurred. Then start slowly and move forward again from this point.
Thanks, and best of luck!
~Cais.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help identifying unlisted plugin and source@srsventures – The plugin does not appear to be hosted at WordPress.org as it is not found here: http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org (where all hosted plugins are listed by their slug … as in your example “scene_3d”). That being the case, you might try asking the web master at Mallett where they acquired it as a next step.
~Cais.