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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Seriously Simple Podcasting] ogg formatOK. Thanks
Pete
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Seriously Simple Podcasting] ogg formatOK cheers.
So is it possible to have a seperate ogg and mp3 feed then?
I’ll write you something nice when I’ve sorted everything.
Pete
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Seriously Simple Podcasting] ogg formatHmm?
I uploaded a .ogg version and tried to subscribe to the feed in Rhythmbox I also had reports from listeners of another podcast I did say the feed wasn’t working https://goo.gl/WtSdqN I changed everything to a .mp3 and it burst into life.
Pete
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Centrora WordPress Security™] Problems restoring database with DirectadminI have the same issue, my site backup cron job will not run due to Centrora Security screwing up the database. I was hoping the latest update would have a database fix but clearly not. I too shall be removing this plugin as an inability to create a backup is far more dangerous than anything this plugin is supposed to protect you from.
Any news on when an update for Jetpack will be released? I really do not want to un-install/delete my current JP install. Is there no chance of an intermediate update release?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Theme Twenty Fourteen – remove green hover on menuPitbull-Lover
Just install Fourteen Colors it will do what you want.
As for your “I can create 10 Million Child themes” you’re still missing the point. I understand your frustration at being told “Use a child theme, use a child theme.” it does seem to be the repetitive stock answer by a lot of people on the WP forums. Having said that it is critical for saving users loads of grief six months or a year down the line when they update the theme and all their changes disappear.
Depending on what browser you use you can play around with the css of your (Or any) site it’s dead easy. Right click on an area of the site you are interested in you should see “Inspect Element” on the menu that flies open (I use Google Chrome) this will open a panel at the bottom of your screen. Depending on what view you select you should see the css code on the right stuff like .site or “media-all” just use your common sense and look for stuff like colours, click on it and it will give you the option to ‘Live’ change the colour “Ooh that looks sexy!” hey presto! To a certain extent that’s the css code you need to copy over to your style.css file within the ‘Appearance’–>’Theme’–>’Editor’ a lot of playing around will get you what you want. That’s the fun of open source. 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Theme Twenty Fourteen – remove green hover on menuPitbull-Lover
1. Calm down.
2. Clear you head of your problem and listen to what is being said.Before you do anything you need to create a child theme so forget all that lovely customisation you’ve done because you’ve wasted your time. You need to do as esmi said and follow those instructions to create a child theme first. In effect it is a copy of the twentyfourteen theme. You then use the ‘child’ as your website theme NOT the default parent twentyfourteen theme. The reason is when you update, all your lovely customisation will be lost and you’ll be back to square one.
With a child-theme the ‘child’ just pulls the core elements of the ‘Parent’ and renders your changes that you made in the child.
Hopefully That’s plain enough English for you.