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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I changed the domain name, and now I can't access wp-adminHi,
I suggest you to follow these steps :
You certainly have to replace the old site URL by the new one (http://4yougamers.com/) in the a specific table in your database.If you know how to access phpMyAdmin on your host, then you can edit these values directly to get you up and running again.
- Backup your database and save the copy off-site.
- Login to phpMyAdmin.
- Click the link to your Databases.
- A list of your databases will appear. Choose the one that is your WordPress database.
- All the tables in your database will appear on the screen.
- From the list, look for wp_options. Note: The table prefix of wp_ may be different if you changed it when installing.
- Click on the small icon indicated as Browse.
- A screen will open with a list of the fields within the wp_options table.
- Under the field option_name, scroll down and look for siteurl.
- Click the Edit Field icon which usually is found at the far left at the beginning of the row.
- The Edit Field window will appear.
- In the input box for option_value, carefully change the URL information to the new address.
- Verify this is correct and click Go to save the information.
- You should be returned to your wp_options table.
- Look for the home field in the table and click Edit Field. Note There are several pages of tables inside wp_options. Look for the > symbol to page through them.
- In the input box for option_value, carefully change the URL information to the new address.
- Verify this is correct and click Go to save the information.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: can we resize content area images and also apply lightbox on images?You’re welcome.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Permalink Setting HelpOK… In this case, it’s possible.
But you do not have to change permalink structure to do this.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Permalink Setting HelpHo, OK, I believe I misunderstood what you want to do. If I understand well now…
You can’t do this.
# is used by all the web browsers to move the users window to a content that have an ID that matche the word behind #for exemple, with the link :
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/permalink-setting-help?replies=3#post-3759863you are directly moved to my first answer in this topic, because #post-3759863 matche with id=”post-3759863″ :
<li id="post-3759863" class="postitem ">Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Permalink Setting HelpI did the same kind of thing on my single post template to move users directly to the content. But not by using the way you said.
If you do this with new permalink structure rebuild, ALL links will redirect users to #about. Even on an archive page, category page, tag page, post, page, comment page, pagination page, feed, comment feed…). I don’t think this is what you want.
You want this behavior only for post or something like this ?I did it by this way in my blog :
Copy/paste the following code in the Head section of your single.php file (to test) :<head>
... <script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript"> <!-- GOTO id #about --> function redirection(page) {window.location=page;} setTimeout('redirection("#about")',0); <!-- GOTO id #about --> </script> ...</head>
his will do a very quick redirect when the page will load.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: MenusIf you purchased this theme on http://www.organicthemes.com/theme/magazine-theme/
contact the organicthemes.com support team.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: can we resize content area images and also apply lightbox on images?Stop me if I misunderstood what you want…
if we upload image size (500×500)px. Can we crop the image (size 300×300)px from mid through coding ???
No, but you can implement in WordPress a new image size in your functions.php file. After implemented this, when you will upload images, WordPress will crunch the images as usual by creating different image size versions, but in plus the version of the new image size you defined in functions.php file. And by this way, you can also set the crop mode.
This solution is useful for massive custom image size purpose. (eg: post thumbnail, category thumbnails…we are using img tag and there is no option to call add_image_size() function
<img src="image path" width="560" height="170" border="0" />After you implemented the new image size in your WordPress and added the Custom Image Sizes to WordPress Uploader, the only thing you will have to do is :
– Upload images in your post.
– Select the image you want to insert
– Use drop down menu to select the new image size template
– Click “insert into post”This is an example with a new image size of 350×150 px :
See the resultThat’s it !
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Drop Down menu not displayedI don’t think, but you should check if there is a new update of your current theme.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: The requested URL /jquery-1.6.3.min.jsTurn ON the Debug management in WordPress (wp-config.php), this will show you all requests and you should see which component try to access the jQuery file.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: The requested URL /jquery-1.6.3.min.jsHi,
This may be a plugin that :
– search by error the file jquery-1.6.3.min.js on your server instead of going to pick it up at Google.
or
– search by error the file jquery-1.6.3.min.js on your server but not at the good place.Deactivate all your plugins, then load your website home page, re-activate plugins 1 by 1 and reload your website home page at each time to identify which plugin cause the issue.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Media File Upload Limit 1MbMake sure that your host talked about the settings in the file php.ini. Ask them to tell you what are the values for “upload_max_filesize” and “post_max_size”.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Featured image of child pagesYeah, Float will break all the content.
You have to create a count function to display at least only 3 posts per row.Read this :
Align Posts in a Row, aka Posts in ColumnsForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Remove edit bar?Hi,
In your WordPress Dashboard, go to “Users”, then in “Your profile”.
Untick the box near “Display the toolbar when…”Cheers
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: can we resize content area images and also apply lightbox on images?Question 1)
You can use Regenerate Thumbnails extension.Regenerate Thumbnails allows you to regenerate the thumbnails for your image attachments. This is very handy if you’ve changed any of your thumbnail dimensions (via Settings -> Media) after previously uploading images or have changed to a theme with different featured post image dimensions.
You can either regenerate the thumbnails for all image uploads, individual image uploads, or specific multiple image uploads.
Question 2)
Yes. You have just to put the good parameter for the “rel” attributes in the link that contains the image (depending on the extension you use for light box).
For example, if you use Lightbox Plus, images in post/page may be detected on page load and the ligh-box feature is turned ON on every single post/page.
But if you want to make your static images light-boxable, you have to enter manually the code rel=”image-id” and class=”cboxElement”Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: can we resize content area images and also apply lightbox on images?oups… post problem
