paulwpxp

To determine how the code is injected, we need to look into theme functions. From the frontend we can only know where the code located and what’s in it.

Since the code is .logo a it should be from theme settings, but it has this !important which indicates it might be from user putting in. So try look around, maybe it’s from Custom (Additional) CSS section where user puts in extra CSS, and theme function combines all the CSS into one block and injected into bottom most before closing </body> tag.

If theme settings are not it, try go look in the page that’s set as front page and dive into the box or section that contains the text in question. Theme with some kind of page builder plugin also takes additional CSS right there.

The code injected inline <style>...</style> at almost bottom of the html before the closing </body> tag.

Since the code target .logo a, we know that it should be from theme setting.

@media (min-width:768px){
	.logo a{
		font-size : 50px !important;
	}
}

The best bet is to look for logo section in theme setting and correct it there.

Hi oztraveller,

Plugin is just php functions, it could be made seperatedly as a plugin or it could be bundled in a theme, like commercial themes usually do. In this case I suspect there is some kind of function similar with older version of Visual Composer that has compatabillity issue with WP 4.9

To rule it out, temporarily switch to default theme and see if you can save a post/page, if it does then we know exactly it’s the theme that caused problem.

I do a quick check on BeTheme and it seems to me it never get updated for quite awhile, so I guess it’s best to contact theme support and let them know the problem.

Could you try temporarily deactivate that plugin and see if page could get saved normally, this is to rule out if that page builder plugin is the issue.

There is a known compat issue of Visual Composer version 5.4.2 or older with WP 4.9, so it might be the same with the plugin your theme is using. If that’s so, please contact plugin author to get it working with latest version of WP.

I tried a good old dirty inline css with text-decoration:none; in the link tag.
I tried to create a class for links I didn’t want to be underlined.
I tried to remove the ouline as it seemed to be this when I inspected the links.

Have you tried border:none it?

<a href="#" style="border:none;" class="">test link</a>

Congratulation! 🙂 wishing you all the best too.

It’s up t you but I would mark as resolved because the answer to this topic is already in that Moving WordPress link. Also I will monitor this thread if you have further question. I won’t be able to answer right away, but I’ll do my best.

So as in my previous comment, copy theme and plugin folder and upload to the new WP install. Now we need the database, once you find the database backup (SQL file) that the person gave to you, use a database management tool (like phpMyAdmin or whatever your host provides) to import the SQL file.

This plugin might help import the SQL file right in the WP admin page (I myself have never used it before but it might be useful for you)
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-database-backup/

and then use this tool to search and replace old site url with new one.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/search-and-replace/

• This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by paulwpxp. Reason: Add link to wp-database-backup plugin