pichichi

Hey Danishsard, code like this “&#263”?

These characters are converted to Unicode decimal format, so the above example is the letter ć. This is completly normal to see and you will notice it more often on sites using langages with accents. Non accented letters and numbers are not converted.

So for the word “pamiętać” this is converted to “pamięta&#263“

Sometimes other characters such as blank spaces are converted too.

Here is a comprensive list, the values on your site are in the decimal format and can be found in that column: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Unicode_characters

Unfortunatly your site did not load for me. You do not need to edit the PHP templates to do this in the7.

Please see the docimentation for your commercial theme:

Where to find the footer settings:
https://guide.the7.io/blog/user-guide/theme-options/bottom-bar/

Branding:
https://guide.the7.io/blog/user-guide/theme-options/branding/

The footer also accepts widget areas, you could check these if the above does not help.

Support is available from the product page where you purchased the theme on Envato.

Best to try the dedicated forum for the plugin: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/give/

This is how I would nest the page structure:

– Home Page (Logo and button for each state)
|– Oklahoma (OK Nav)
|— About (OK Nav)
|— Meet The Team (OK Nav)
|— etc (OK Nav)
|— Contact (OK Nav)
|– Washington (WA Nav)
|— About (WA Nav)
|— Meet The Team (WA Nav)
|— etc (WA Nav)
|— Contact (WA Nav)

You can nest pages with WordPress out the box so you have a nice URL stucture such as website.com/oklahoma/about and website.com/washington/about

You can create a menu for each location in the WordPress admin.

Then you just need to use a plugin to display conditional menus that will show depending on the current page, or create a child theme and code your own conditional statements in the header section.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by pichichi. Reason: Edited becuase the nested list block did not display nested

For example…

Form Tab

<label> Who Would You Like To Contact<br />
[select* your-field-name include_blank
"Film Fest | filmfest@lloretnegre.com"
"Literature | literature@lloretnegre.com"
]</label>

Mail Tab, To Field

[your-field-name]

Mail Tab, to display in the mesage body, the format is a little differnet

[_raw_your-field-name]

Are you referring to the the colour of the links in the “Kategorien” block? If so you can use the following to taget them:

ul.wp-block-categories-list.wp-block-categories a {
color: #0e3170;
}

Fiirst thing I would try is head to Settings>Permalinks, change the permalinks to a different option, hit save, then change them back and hit save.