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Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Cannot access site without login after SSL installI got on the forum because I was told by HostGator that it is a WordPress issues… despite of the fact that I don’t really believe them, I am not sure what to say to them to show that it is not a WP problem, any suggestion what I should tell them?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Flexible Posts Widget] custom HTML output templateHello DaveE, first off, thank you for offering an awesome plug-in at no cost, really appreciate it.
I ran into similar problem with my custom template not showing up, and that’s how I ended up on this thread… after reading through your responses, I realized that my template file needs to be within the folder of “my” theme, not the “themes” folder:The initial mistake I made after reading your instruction under FAQ, is putting the php file here:
SiteRoot/wp-content/themes/flexible-posts-widget/MyTemplate.phpNow I understand it needs to be here:
SiteRoot/wp-content/themes/MyTheme/flexible-posts-widget/MyTemplate.phpIt was my bad that I misread your instruction, but I do think a file location example would have helped me to get it right the first time.
Thanks again… and happy 2014!Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Gravitate Encryption] More infoWOW! I cannot believe what nice guys you people are at Gravitate!!
Ms. Hartwig just “borrowed” (I’m trying to avoid the P word here) everything you posted here- VERBATIM
in her “tutorial”… WITHOUT ANY re-writing, WITHOUT including the credit line “Contributed by Gravitate” you have so politely asked for, and so rightfully deserve… but you guys just let her do it!
I’m not even using your plugin yet, but I will definitely download it for my next site, just so that I can give you a 5-stars rating for being the nicest programmers I’m lucky enough to come across…
Niceness should be recognized and rewarded… brazenly “borrowing” other’s words to past for their own however… I don’t know, that just made me madForum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Biznez Lite] Contact Page Options goneoh, well… it’s too bad that you guys have to take the contact page off the free version.
But may I suggest that you add the default company phone back in, somewhere under Biznez-Lite options?
It will make my client… who does not understand php codes and wants to eventually edit the site themselves, much much happier…
thanks in advance for considering this for the next upgrade.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Biznez Lite] Contact Page Options goneAlso want to point out that since the entire Contact Page Options are taken away, the company phone number that used to show up at the top of all the pages when view on Mobile device is also messed up, it now only show the default “123-456-7891″… we have no interface to change this back to the right one….
suggestions?Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Biznez Lite] Update generate fatal errorGot it! thanks much
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Biznez Lite] Update generate fatal errorHi got it to work!
I have a child-theme, and the entire “SketchBoard” folder from the original “biznez-lite” theme was copied into my child-theme folder. So naturally, during upgrade, that copy I made did not get updated…Copied the new “biznez-lite/SketchBoard/functions/sketch-theme-support.php” file into the “SketchBoard/functions” folder in my child-theme, and all is well 🙂
cheers!!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Biznez Lite] Update generate fatal errorforgot to mention: older version I am using is 1.0.7
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Biznez Lite] changing Contact Form fieldsNever mind, got it to work!
Copied the main function.php file found in “biznez-lite” folder into my child-theme folder, got rid of all the code in it except for the portion that called the files within the “SketchBoard” folder… and followed the instruction found on function.php to updated the directory call… and everything working now!Thanks!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Biznez Lite] changing Contact Form fieldsThanks for your reply.
I am creating a child theme, and hope to avoid doing edit directly on any of the original files, so the site will be ready for any theme update.
So far I was able to make all the changes I need on the form by creating a contact-page.php file inside my child-theme folder.
But when I made a copy of the original “SketchBoard” folder and put it inside my child-theme folder, the contact page is still pulling sketch-functions.php from the one within “biznez-lite”, not the one in my child-theme…
Any suggestion on how to use make changes to the skt_contact_verify() function without having to touch the original sketch-functions.php file?