jlanpheer
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Help customizing padding of wp-block-uagb-containerOh ok, didn’t know that, thought ‘gb’ was Gutenberg, i will do. Thank you for letting me know!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Astra] Wrapper div doesn’t cover 100% of the viewport widthHad to type something to close this….
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Astra] Wrapper div doesn’t cover 100% of the viewport widthOK, so i’ve circled back on this and i was still positively flummoxed for awhile, but believe i’ve zeroed in on the problem. I tried all of Herman’s suggestions above (i actually had those settings already) but eventually uncovered the fact that the behavior that i am trying to track down traces to a Gutenberg block setting where the element ‘wp-block-uagb-container’ has a default padding value of 10px. I’ve not yet been able to change that behavior with custom css, but i’ll need to ask that question on the Gutenberg Blocks forum, this is not an Astra configuration issue. If i learn differently in the future, i will open another issue. This one can be closed. Thank you for the suggestions Herman!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Astra] Wrapper div doesn’t cover 100% of the viewport widthThanks for the suggestion Herman, i will check out your suggestion and get back to you. I am truly baffled by this one, all the settings in dev tools indicate margin:0 and padding:0, and i’m on the verge of pulling out my remaining hair! :-). Thank you, i’ll update once i get a chance to find and implement your suggestion.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Astra] Help understanding setting up hover colors for buttonsPlease disregard. I thought the behavior had something to do with the theme settings somehow, but i found later that adding a couple of plugins allowed me to customize the behavior as i needed.
Michael-
Thanks for your reply, that topic DID get me to a solution for my problem, so thank you!For those who may come to this thread later with the same issue, allow me to fully describe the problem that we had and the solution i found:
The problem:
I took over as the admin of a site and the old admin requested to no longer receive emails from the site. I removed them from the users table and i thought that would do the trick. However, the old admin person reported that they were still receiving new site membership request emails, and i was baffled as to why that would be.The solution:
By examining the code that Michael pointed me to, i discovered that in the determination of the list of site admin emails that in addition to getting all users with a Site Role of ‘Administrator’, there was a get_bloginfo() call. After checking the wp_options table, i found the old admin’s email address in the table in the row with the option_name with a value of ‘admin_email’.There’s two ways to find that value and change it:
1. Run this query: select * from wp_options where option_name = ‘admin_email’ and update the value (if needed).
2. In the dashboard, go to Settings->General->Administration Email Address and find the value there.In short, the list of admins is a combination of this value plus users who are set up as ‘Administrators’ in the dashboard (and perhaps others, but i didn’t need to dig that deeply).
Thanks again Michael for your help!
cheers,
jim.Further information:
I’ve stumbled across a couple of ideas to fix this (and short answer: neither of them work for me):
1. Add the following line to the wp-config.php file:
define(‘FORCE_SSL_ADMIN’, false);2. This post details a two-step process where data is inserted into the “wp_options” table and then create an SSL certificate. The problem with this solution is that my database does not have a “wp_options” table in it, neither in my test version of the site on my localhost nor in my client’s production site. The “wp_options” table simply doesn’t seem to exist. Does anybody know what schema you would find it in? I’m not sure if that’s a problem or not.
Here’s the link:
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/271832/how-to-migrate-a-https-wordpress-installation-to-localhost