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  • It is not working! Images are clickable *only* if you keep the default hover card style which shows a right arrow image. But what if you don’t want that and set Animation to “none”? Then the thumbnails are not clickable.

    Also, could you please add a styling option for that dash separator between image and text? I’d like to disable it completely as it adds no value to the appearance of the grid.
    Thanks.

    Thread Starter nbi1

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    PROBLEM SOLVED!!

    It was an apache2 misconfiguration (I thought Duplicator looks at the apache2 config?).

    In /etc/apache2/apache2.conf:

    AllowOverride None

    needs to change to

    AllowOverride All

    However – now that I’m checking on the source host the relevant lines are still “AllowOverride None” ?! I’m totally perplexed by this. Is there another config file that is overriding the behavior of this one? Well I certainly can’t blame Duplicator on this one, AFAIK it did the right thing, but that wasn’t good enough.

    Problems here too. Duplicator and the installer both completed without errors, but my site is completely broken. The landing page is missing images and trying to navigate to any linked pages results in a “Unable to connect” error. I noticed that on those “Unable to connect” errors the leading part of the URL is the local IP (192.168.1.5) rather than the DDNS path name (mydomain.myddnshost:2080). Which may be why things can’t be found. The landing page does use mydomain.myddnshost:2080 which apparently is why it shows up. I also noticed that the permissions in /var/www/html are all jazzed up – they were not preserved from the source. If I had to guess we’d probably want the archiver to do something like a unix/linux ‘cp -a’ (preserve). Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    If we need to become css gurus then why not dump UM and WordPress? Just code in HTML/jQuery/css. I’m getting really fed up with this big steaming pile known as WordPress and Ultimate Member. The whole point of it all was to speed up website development – not slow it down. When you can’t even change the font family via an obvious and intuitive widget setting then you know you got crap on your hands. Styling only possible via settings when using the UM theme?? Who thought of that one? There’s a plethora of themes available and we’re supposed to toss out our existing theme and use UM instead so we can get consistent look and feel? Or spend all our time on css workarounds/hacks? It’s taking a lot of restraint to keep me from using some colorful expletives just now.

    nbi1

    (@nbi1)

    Same problem. Tried everything in this thread and nothing works. Just get “loading” and a white screen.

    I figured it out. It was a problem with Debian packaging. I completely uninstalled all Debian wordpress packages and then installed WordPress 5.2 via the download tarball from wordpress.org. Everything works fine now. Not the first time the Debian packagers munged something up. Hopefully anyone else scuffling with wordpress under Debian will come across this post.

    • This reply was modified 7 years ago by nbi1.
    Thread Starter nbi1

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    Thanks, but disabling Gutenberg in favor of classic editor didn’t help. I tried it for multiple page builder plugins.

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