shrinkray
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Mark,
Thanks for jumping in on a Friday evening.I followed your advice and deactivated the sticky header plugin. You were right to assess it was unnecessary with what I’m trying to accomplish. I’m making progress and learned a few things along the way. This has kicked off a refactoring of some sections of the site and it’s becoming much better.
Thanks again,
ShrinkrayI changed my code on the widget template file, so now if the person turns off the #promobar (I’m using an AFC form with a true/false switch), that div will not appear in the code. So now I only need to adjust the position of the sticky menu if #promobar exists. If I solve my problem before anyone has a chance to help, I’ll post the solution. I feel like I’m missing something in the plugin that would help me set the position.
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In reply to: SSL Cert Install Affecting LoginI am able to login now; my problem may have been related to using the wrong password. I am unclear how my vaulted passwords were mixed up. Dang.
On the upside, I took time to fix hard-coded content. This post is very helpful in addition to the codex pages on the topic.
http://www.wpwhitesecurity.com/wordpress-security/definitive-guide-wordpress-ssl-setup/#wpssldashboardBest Wishes,
ShrinkrayForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Add Portfolio Category SortIs this covered somewhere on the forum? I’d love to find an answer.
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In reply to: HTTP Error 500 following Theme installThanks @david, I think the Ubuntu + WP install linked above is hugely flawed and am starting over with a more traditional install. The thing builds a number of confusing symlinks into the Ubuntu OS. I am grateful for your help.
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In reply to: HTTP Error 500 following Theme install@david, could you give me an idea where Ubuntu stores that file? Would it be in the /etc path?
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In reply to: Permalinks-URL Not FoundI’ll hold off to see is @sonofadoc finds a solution.
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In reply to: Permalinks-URL Not FoundI’m having a similar experience on several internal local test sites. My permalink requests for settings other than default return 404 Errors. I can see that settings changes in the permalinks page results in
mod_rewritechanges to the .htaccess file. Only the Default setting returns the pages.My sites are running on CentOS Apache. Below is the way the mod_rewrite is added to my site in MAMP.
# BEGIN WordPress <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php [L] </IfModule> # END WordPressForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Child Theme Styles Show in Theme Editor Not RenderedClosed issue …
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In reply to: Child Theme Styles Show in Theme Editor Not RenderedThanks for the input… I think for now I will abandon the theme. There is another by the same author which has performed well called ‘Touch’. I’ll look into this when I have more time.
Warm Regards
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In reply to: Child Theme Styles Show in Theme Editor Not RenderedI commented out the
<meta name=viewport".../>which removed the Resources errors, but the styling was unaffected.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Child Theme Styles Show in Theme Editor Not RenderedThanks WPyogi,
I cleared 1 week of cache, and no improvement.In the Resources tab of Dev Tools I’m seeing five errors in <meta name=”viewport” for argument values. I will address these.
The active css for the element is #welcome h1 {…}
I tried a little test for #welcome h1, changing the child theme for that element and the color is not addressed.