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  • Hi there,

    This would be more of a WordPress adjustment. EDD simply respects what your site/server allows. You can follow guides like the following to see methods for adjusting this limit: http://wptheming.com/2009/07/upload_max_filesize/

    You also have the option to host files on a content delivery service like Amazon S3 or Dropbox, both of which we have extensions for:
    https://easydigitaldownloads.com/downloads/amazon-s3/
    https://easydigitaldownloads.com/downloads/dropbox-file-store/

    Plugin Author Sean Davis

    (@sdavis2702)

    Hi Imad,

    Thanks for the feedback! And I agree, giving back to the WordPress development community does feel good. I still do it quite often myself.

    I’m going to give it more thought and try to play with some ideas in the next couple of weeks to see what I can come up with. I’ll ping you on this ticket when I have some progress.

    Thanks again!

    Plugin Author Sean Davis

    (@sdavis2702)

    Hi Imad,

    I just got your donation. You didn’t have to do that! I really appreciate it, though. I do intend to see what can be done about this.

    I wouldn’t necessarily call it a bug. You were able to explain the dilemma yourself… it’s the nature of having posts be part of multiple courses. So it’s not even unexpected or broken… it’s just an unfortunate reality. A solution would me more of a feature enhancement, not a bug fix.

    The first thing that crosses my would be to show all courses that the post is part of separately. Keeping with the example you give, it would literally need to show course A, B, and C on post-1. Perhaps it could be done in a tabbed interface where when you click one tab, named after a course, it shows what you’d example from that course including your post-1. Then you could also click on the other tabs to see the same information.

    What do you think about that? It’s not something I would ever want to create right out of the box but I do agree that the overall enhancement is valuable and I think the only way to do it right is to present all courses that a post is part of.

    Thoughts?

    Plugin Author Sean Davis

    (@sdavis2702)

    Hi Imad,

    Thank you for your offer. However, I will have to ask you not to use the Easy Digital Downloads support form to contact me. That is a separate product from a separate company and it affects more people that just me when you submit a ticket there. Please refrain from using that form unless you need assistance with Easy Digital Downloads or its extensions. Thanks.

    What this really comes down to time. I have a lot of work on my plate. While I do like this feature, the problem is how fast you need it. You submitted your ticket a day ago and I just don’t have the time to drop everything at the moment and do it. I want to do it… I just can’t do it today or even this week, as mentioned previously.

    I’ll leave this ticket open, of course, and I’m putting it on my list of things to do. But it will take a little time.

    Plugin Author Sean Davis

    (@sdavis2702)

    Hi Imad,

    You are correct that this cannot be done without hacking at the moment. The select element for the course selector is actually built based on the Tags chooser (text field). It wouldn’t take to much to convert that to be based on the Categories chooser and then add an option to toggle that functionality. I’ll leave myself a note to update that. I don’t have a timeline for its release, though.

    For now, your best bet would be to hire someone to modify it for you. It’s simply not an option that is provided and not something I’ll be able to implement today or even this week. Sorry.

    Hi there,

    That I won’t be able to help with, unfortunately. The slider is its own component and much like with the issue above, adjustments are a little more complex than they seem.

    If you have a lot of adjustments you’d like to make, it may be best to hire a developer to get them all done at once, especially since these are based on your preference, not actual bugs or problems that need to be addressed.

    It looks like you’re using a tool for displaying images in a lightbox (that’s what the overlay is when you click an image).

    Are you using a plugin that does that? Perhaps Jetpack’s carousel module? If so, deactivate whatever the tool is and check again.

    If that’s not the case, perhaps the functionality is built into your theme. Temporarily switching themes and testing is a good way to see.

    Hi there,

    That could get quite messy in your theme having all of those stylesheets. Is the goal just to have separate CSS for the different templates? If so, I’d look to see if WordPress adds a body class like .single-{$cat->slug} when the template is in use. And if so, use ones stylesheet and just prefix the CSS selectors with that body class.

    Can you provide a link to your home page and a link to the pages you are trying to connect to? Did you write the HTML being used for the images/titles? If so, can you paste the HTML in code tags here?

    Hi there,

    Try using this CSS:

    .entry-thumbnail img {
    	margin: 0 auto 20px;
    }

    It looks like you may have already had changes in place when I was working from my browser. So I wrote CSS based on that, which is probably removed now.

    In the second line of the CSS I gave you, change:

    margin: -10px -30px 20px;

    to

    margin: -30px -30px 20px;

    See if that does the trick.

    Hi there,

    This can be done but it’s a little more complicated than it seems. The padding there is for the entire content column and changing that affects more than just the look of the slider. I wrote some CSS in my browser so it’s not fully tested but it should get the job done on all screen sizes.

    Add this to your child theme stylesheet or custom CSS plugin:

    #flexslider-featured {
        margin: -10px -30px 20px;
    }
    #flexslider-featured .post-thumbnail {
        margin-bottom: 0;
    }
    #flexslider-featured .post-meta {
    	padding: 30px;
    }
    #flexslider-featured .post-title {
    	padding: 0 30px;
    }
    
    @media all and ( max-width: 720px ) {
    	#flexslider-featured {
    	    margin: -20px -20px 20px;
    	}
    	#flexslider-featured .post-meta {
    		padding: 20px;
    	}
    	#flexslider-featured .post-title {
    		padding: 0 20px;
    	}
    }
    
    @media all and ( max-width: 480px ) {
    	#flexslider-featured {
    	    margin: -15px -15px 20px;
    	}
    	#flexslider-featured .post-meta {
    		padding: 15px;
    	}
    	#flexslider-featured .post-title {
    		padding: 0 15px;
    	}
    }

    Hi Mariana,

    You wrote CSS to remove the background but it uses .page in the CSS selectors, indicating that it should only apply to WordPress pages (not posts, or anything else).

    Replace that entire chunk of CSS you wrote with this less specific CSS that will target the entire site, not just pages:

    body.custom-background,
    #header,
    #page:before,
    #page:after,
    #main,
    #prefooter {
        background-image: none;
    }

    Hi Mariana,

    In your child theme style.css file or custom CSS plugin, add the following CSS:

    #prefooter-inner .widget {
        text-align: center;
    }
    #prefooter-inner .widget .profile {
        margin-bottom: 20px;
    }

    Totally understandable. While I’m not sure if it has any type of support for Amazon S3, I would start with something like Download Monitor. https://wordpress.org/plugins/download-monitor/

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