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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress menu vs custom menuHello @holgal
Others may have different approaches but I prefer to create menus in the way you referred to.
I can not think of any harm in creating menus that way (They are referred to as CSS menus)
However,
Please note that those menus are more rigid. If the page address for your menu items changes at a later point in time, Your menu will have incorrect links leading to 404 pages.
Another consideration is how your menu looks on different devices. Make sure it looks good on all devices regardless of screen size.
The third considerations is that you need to make sure the menu appears on the pages you want them on.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Data mapHello @malithka
“Google My Maps” is a free service you can use that matches your needs.
This is the link to Google My Maps
You can create a map, then send email invitations to the people you want to allow to edit the map.
You can then embed the map on your website just like any other google map.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Latte] Different background image for PC and MobileHello @ranscapture
Yes it is possible to do so.
The way I usually do this is using the
@mediarule in CSS
in a nutshell, you tell specify different backgrounds for different screens.
You can read more about it here
Let me know if you need more help
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Not seeing my changesYou also need to clear your the cache that your computer has.
When you visit websites, your PC stores a few things to make those websites load a little bit faster the next time you visit. This is called Caching.
the caching plugin on your websites tells your visitor’s PCs what information to store (specifies a cache-able elements)
When you purge the cache in the plugin settings, You simply update what you want it to tell other visitor’s PCs to cache and not whats already stored on their PCs
You need to clear up the cached items in your browser for your website in order to see the new changes.
I can post a screenshot of what your website looks like on my PC if you’d like.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Wrong DisplayingForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Not seeing my changesHello @syldallas
You need to clear out the cache in any caching plugin you are using.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Bilingual site – SEOHello @hazy23
1- what kind of menu is it? JS or plain CSS?
2- The official stance from google is that it’s not counted as duplicate content if the translation is “professional”…what they mean by that is that if you just take the text and use google translate to translate it and then paste it under another page in another language, it might trigger some flags. However, if the language is “natural sounding” and has a human touch to it….which I am sure they have some type of algorithm for, it’s not counted as duplicate content. You can find more info on that: Here
3- The best way is to create a homepage for each language you plan to use, ant then make it the parent of the rest of the pages of that language. You should make use of the
<link rel="alternate" href=" " />tag and make sure that all the translated pages have that tag. More on this: here
You should also make use of the
<link rel="canonical" href=" " />if the content is very similar . More on that Here
You should also declare the language of the content if you want it to be served to a specific region/language. More on that: Here`
hope that helps
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Athena] White space between menu and titleHello @ivaboishin
Yu can try and see if this does the trick
#main.athena-page { margin-top: 0px; padding-top: 0px; }Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Allowed Memory Size Exhausted – wp-includes\\functions.phpHello @mduva
please edit the
php.iniline I gave you earlier and replace it withmemory_limit = 256Mand see if that works.
If it does, great. if not:
delete the
php.inifile if it did not exist before you created it. OR delete the lines of code you added to it trying to increase the memory limit and then;Try the following,
create a new file,
name it
.user.iniDon’t forget to include the dot before the word “user” in the file name.
Then inside this file, add the following line:
memory_limit = 256Mthen save the file.
Then upload it to the
public_htmlfolder of your websitethen check if your memory limit has changed or not
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Allowed Memory Size Exhausted – wp-includes\\functions.phpWhat version of PHP are you using?
you can do a small test to check your current php and memory limit.
create a new text document on your desktop
Then add the following line to it
<?php phpinfo(); ?>Then save the file with this exact name
info.phpThen upload this file to the root directory of your domain using FTP.
Once that’s done,
Go to the following link
https://youramazingwebsite.com/info.phpThis will open the file you uploaded and it will then give you all the php info…including memory limit.
If you are not satisfied with the limit and want to increase it
You will then have to create another file just like the one you made before.
The name of the file will have to be
php.inithe code you need to put in there is as follows:
memory="your desired memory allocation goes herer"MBSo the end result would look like this example
memory=1024MBThen you save that file, and upload it using FTP to you root folder.
(note: that file might already exist, and if it does, then just add line of code to it instead of creating a new file)
That should increase your memory limit.
Once you’re done and everything is working well….don’t forget to delete the first file you made
the
info.phpfileHope this helps.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Different meta descriptionsI actually don’t know how to do that. Sorry.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: My logo is not showing on the websiteYou’re welcome @dineo123
The short answer is this
Connect to the server using FTP (or C-Panel)
Create (or locate) a folder in the root and name it
imagesinside
imagesfolder, upload your logo and make sure you name the filelogo.pngThat should get it working.
The long answer, contact the theme author.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Responsive] Call to ActionIt may very well be possible with a plugin, I don’t know of any though.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Different meta descriptionsAn “article” is either a post or a page.
You can find the box in the default wordpress editor for pages (where you can edit/publish a page)
You can also find the box in the default wordpress editor for posts (where you can edit/publish a post)- This reply was modified 9 years, 6 months ago by j09.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Different meta descriptionsThe plugin adds a small box inside the default WordPress editor. Kind of like Yoast gives you all the boxes inside the editor page.