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Hi Lee,

In addition to what @gappiah explained, here you have an example on how to get rid of that padding:

.home .page-content {
    padding-left: 0px;
    padding-right: 0px;
    width: 100%;
}

Note that I’m using the .home class selector in front to make it more specific and therefore take precedence over the existing style rules.

Also, once you apply this code, you will need to adjust a margin in your slider since it is positioned taking the padding into account. Further more, you may want to modify the template (I assume you are coding this theme) and take the slider outside of the page-content container.
Last, I’m seeing and extra ‘}’ rendering at the bottom of your page.

Hope it helps. Take care!

Hi @sandy018,

Hope you are doing great.

I understand that you are talking about Attachment pages. This is totally expected. Every media item in wordpress is a post of type ‘attachment’ and has it’s own url/page.

Here is an useful article on how to disable or workaround this behavior:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-disable-image-attachment-pages-in-wordpress/

Hope it helps. Take care

Hi @songsta,

Hope you are doing well.
Just out of curiosity, did you spot the cause of the issue?

Hello there @jpbenfica,

This sounds like an issue with daylight saving time.

I understand you set Lisbon under WP-admin > Settings > General > Timezone:

Is the time showing up correctly in other parts of the site? If so, it might be a problem on how that plugin get the current time.

If the time is affected for the entire site and if your settings are correct, then I’d suggest to remove any php.ini customization that you added, and check for a plugin/theme conflict. You can use this plugin to check in a live site without affecting users experience https://wordpress.org/plugins/health-check/.

Hope this helps 🙂

Hi there @michalrama,

You have two options here:
1- Customize the role based price plugin to look for the user group instead of user role. (you need to code or to hire someone to do so).

2- Switch from user group plugin to something like this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-role-editor/
With that plugin, you can create custom roles and assign the same capabilities to each role. You will preserve the ‘grouping’, the privileges, and the role based price will do the rest.

Hope it helps 🙂
Cheers

@mostafadeveloper,
The call to wp_localize_script looks correct.
My first suggestion would be to change the name for your data from ‘rows’ to something more specificc to your plugin, in order to avoid collisions with other variables in the global scope.

That said, it’s weird that rows is throwing an undefined error message.
Please check if the handle ‘tablebuilderforcsv-pagination’ is spelled exactly the same in the register/enqueue and in the localize methods.

Once you do that, I would try invoking ‘rows’ by hand in the browser console (dev tools) to see if it is defined.

If you still can’t spot the problem, try adding a breakpoint (if you have a debugger configured) or a call to <?php die('test'); ?> in the same line where you call the wp_localize_script method. This will help to confirm if that line is actually being executed or not.

Keep me posted. Cheers!

Hi @nabeelahs,

‘parent-style’ is a placeholder that you need to replace with the right name.
It refers to the ‘handle’ of the registered style. In order to understand how this works, I recommend you to read this https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_register_style

Basically, you need to steps to laod an script/style in WP: first you need to *register* nad then you need to *enqueue*. In many cases, these two steps are simplified in the enqueue method by passing the file path. But you can *register* the path using a ‘handle’ or ‘alias’. Once the path is registered, you can then enqueue it using just the ‘hadle’ so that you don’t need to know the path.
For instance, if you need to enqueue jQuery, you can siply cal wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’), because WP Core already registered the jQuery library path under the alias ‘jquery’.

That said, you need to look into yout parent theme code and see what is the ‘handle’ or ‘alias’ used when the style is enqueued and use that in your code.

‘Version’ parameter is used to avoid browser cache when a file is modified. This value will be added as a query parameter at the end of the style/script path. It is optional, but I’d recommend to use it. Take a look at the description of the parameter *$ver* in the link that I pasted above for more details.

Have a great day. Cheers!