RossMitchell

I don’t know if there are suitable plugins already available, I have not looked.

The cost would depend upon all sorts of things. If you don’t have the skills to develop this software already with your associates, then you will need to find a developer and create a specification. You may find someone at a local meetup group.

Some of your img elements have errors.
Using: https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.danyplast.com.br%2Finjetorasusadas%2F
I see various warnings and some errors such as:

Element img is missing required attribute src.

From line 232, column 214; to line 232, column 380

fg-thumb"><img  width="200" height="110" data-src-fg="http://www.danyplast.com.br/wp-content/uploads/cache/2017/09/MG-TPO-100-1989-22-01-2013/1845598035.jpg" class="fg-image" /></a><f

So yes this is looking like a plugin issue, a plugin that uses “fg” in naming its css style rules, this will be a clue as to which one.

Using my browser inspector, I see that the solid dots are caused by the “ul” css styling at line 191 or your style.css file:

ul {
    list-style: disc inside;
}

Now don’t edit this file, rather go into your website theme customiser and to the additional css tab add:

.inner ul.portfolio {
    list-style: none;
}

This will remove the dots and the row they create without impacting other lists.

Certainly possible.
I have developed applications like this by creating a plugin. It used its own custom tables, it connected to WordPress by using shortcodes.
I found this plugin and used it as a working example:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-csv-to-database/
Using shortcodes: https://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API

I would forget about the session concept, and only resolve the link target when it is clicked. Capture the onclick event in javascript and have it do an AJAX request to your website to get the target URL. The .php file that receives the AJAX call updates an index in the database and returns as text the url obtained by indexing into an array or table indexed modulo the table size.
This way every click serves out a different url in rotation.

You can also use the theme customizer additional css feature. This is even easier than any of cjc’s methods.

Let me clarify how I understand your system to be configured:
– You have a single WordPress installed on just one of your computers as localhost, I am not sure if this machine is Windows or Mac ?
– You can using a web browser on the Windows computer login to WordPress, please tell me what web address you use for this ?
– When you try using the web browser on the Mac, you cannot login to WordPress, please tell me what web address you use for this ?
– Using phpmyadmin on the Mac you can access the WordPress database, please tell me what web address you use for this ?

It is quite common for localhosted WordPress sites to not be able to send emails since the required SMTP service is not installed, usually this is of no consequence.

Could you also tell me the settings you are using for “site address” and “WordPress address”, login to the WordPress dashboard, go to settings > General for these.

I am sure that if you can provide the information I requested, that I can assist you. Please realise that though you may thing the answers are obvious that I need the answers to be able to assist you.

PS: Each WordPress installation has a “readme.html” file, please try and display this file from both the Windows and Mac machines and tell me which work.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by RossMitchell.

At the moment I am not seeing a background image.
If the background image were set on any of:
id #content
class .main-container
class .content-area
Then setting the background of the footer targeted to the appropriate id or class to transparent.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by RossMitchell.