Sean Davis
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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Interface] Confused while editing footer.phpIt looks like the theme is adding content with custom functions and hooks. You should be able to remove the default content and then add your own through a custom function.
From a custom plugin (try Pluginception), try the following code:
/** * remove function to show the footer info, copyright information */ remove_action( 'interface_footer', 'interface_footer_info', 31 ); /** * add CUSTOM function to show the footer info, copyright information */ function sd_interface_footer_info() { $output = '<div class="copyright">'.__( 'Copyright ©', 'interface' ).' '.interface_the_year().' '.interface_site_link().'</div><!-- .copyright -->'; echo $output; } add_action( 'interface_footer', 'sd_interface_footer_info', 32 );Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Going to the next page doesn't work.Hi there,
The first thing I would look at is permalinks. First, do you intend to keep this format: http://fabbylifestyle.com/?p=177 ? Or do you plan to use a pretty URL? If you do intend use better URLs, go to Settings -> Permalinks in your WordPress dashboard and make a selection (I suggest “Post name).
Whether you choose to do that or not, the first troubleshooting method for something like this would be to resave your permalinks settings anyway. So go to the same page and choose whether or not you want to make the aforementioned change, then save the settings (yes, save them even if you do not make a change).
Once saved, go back and check the navigation link once more. Please let me know if it works now.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: SPACES between posts on the same pageHi there. Can you link me to the theme you’re using as well as your site? Let me know exactly what you’re trying to change and I should be able to give you some CSS snippets.
Also, do you have a child theme installed? If not, find out if your theme creator has supplied a child theme. We’ll want to make edits in the child theme and not the main theme.
Hi there,
The simplest way to have an edit link when you’re logged in and viewing the post would be to go to your profile in the WordPress dashboard and make sure you have the admin bar (toolbar) enabled. It will provide a link for editing the post. Otherwise…
This would actually take a theme edit. You’ll need to be using a child theme. https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes In your child theme, you can copy the “content/loop-post.php” file to the same structural location and your theme will use that file instead of the one in the parent theme.
From the new loop-post.php file in your child theme, find this line:
<!-- BEGIN .post-meta -->Add the following directly ABOVE it:
<?php edit_post_link(__("(Edit)", 'swelllite'), '', ''); ?>Hi there. Sorry for the delay. Are you positive this is not due to browser caching? Have you checked in Firefox from another computer?
Hi there. Unfortunately we do not have an eProcessing Network gateway. If you’d like to pursue custom development to build one, here’s a guide for how to get started: http://pippinsplugins.com/create-custom-payment-gateway-for-easy-digital-downloads/
Hi there. Is there any particular reason why you are clicking the purchase button multiple times? After you click it the first time, is it just hanging and not completing the payment?
Glad to hear it!
I’m sorry, I don’t really know what you mean. Is there still a fatal error on your site or has that part been resolved? If it has been resolved, are comments showing up on your single download pages?
That error is saying that the function name
custom_edd_add_comments_support()is being used twice, which is not allowed in PHP.It appears that you’ve added the code to a plugin as well as to your theme? In my reply before, I suggested that you do one or the other, not both. I would personally remove it from the theme.
If your site is down, log into your server through FTP and navigate to “keyboard-scores/wp-content/themes/shop-front/functions.php”. Open the file and remove the block of code.
Doing it from just the plugin is the best solution.
Hi there. All you need to do is add the following snippet of code in either your active theme functions.php file or in a custom plugin (try Pluginception):
function custom_edd_add_comments_support( $supports ) { $supports[] = 'comments'; return $supports; } add_filter( 'edd_download_supports', 'custom_edd_add_comments_support' );Hi there,
Something like this really comes down to personal preference based on design and features. Because there is no set standard that all theme developers must follow, you can get a wide range of experiences from the thousands of themes out there. Even more, EDD is designed to work within any theme. So you’re not limited to themes built for use with EDD (though they tend to provide a better EDD experience).
What I would do is check out all of the EDD-ready themes and pick one based on the design and description that sounds right to you. My personal favorite at the moment is Checkout. https://easydigitaldownloads.com/themes/checkout/
Hi there. EDD will not recognize the details of your file and set the files to variable pricing options for you. Instead, you create your desired variable pricing options and then upload files for assigned to the options you’d like.
So you could create Option A, Option B, and Option C. Then once you upload your files, there’s a selection for the Price Assignment you’d like each particular file to apply to.
Hi there. Easy Digital Downloads actually follows WordPress’ lead when it comes to acceptable file types. So changing what EDD will allow actually means changing what WordPress allows.
.svg files are not supported by default so you have to add them to your acceptable file types in WordPress. To do so, follow the instructions in this article. http://sumobi.com/how-to-add-a-new-mime-type-to-wordpress/
With that in place, EDD will allow .svg files.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Fourteen] Theme breaks after the latest update!!!Switching WordPress themes (even if switching from a parent theme to its child theme or vice versa) will remove the widgets, menu settings, etc. However, the widgets don’t actually get deleted. The are moved to the inactive widget section under Appearance -> Widgets in your WordPress dashboard. If you go there and add them back, does everything seem to work properly or are there still issues?