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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wp-admin: Sorry, you are not allowed…Oh that can cause more issues. Do you need a multisite network or just a single instance of WordPress?
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: how to close single comments threadGlad I could help.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Hyperlink customisationsGlad I could help!
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Hatchbuck] Scroll Box Text/Styling Not ShowingHi Alex,
This is what I see on contact page:
https://share.projectarmy.net/uwg7i4ubrk/Did you set the grey accent color or did you set something else? Can you elaborate a bit more on what exactly you’re trying to achieve that’s not working?
It would also be helpful to see a screenshot of your settings page, so we can better understand what’s happening.
Thank you.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t change site languageHow are you able to see http results? All your HTTP requests correctly redirect to HTTPS, which has the correct lang attribute. If all content is accessed through HTTPS, you don’t have to worry about HTTP since no one ever will see it. Your website should be accessible using one protocol if entire website is HTTPS.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Hyperlink customisationsBefore you tweak custom CSS, I would recommend checking your theme’s Customize Panel. According to theme developer of Ultra theme, it does have a Customize Panel. I don’t know what exact options it offers, but many themes do offer customization of hyperlinks to some extent. So check there first. If you’re not able to get what you need, reply and we can tweak your CSS then.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: how to close single comments threadGo to Posts > All Posts, and hover over the post you want comments closed on. You’ll see “Quick Edit” option, click it. Once panel opens, on the right side, uncheck “Allow Comments” field, and hit Update. This will close any future comments on that post, but old comments will remain.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wp-admin: Sorry, you are not allowed…It’s possible your admin user lost some capabilities. I would recommend accessing your database and either correct settings for an existing user or create new temporary admin user to gain access to wp-admin. This tutorial shows you how to do it.
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It works. I’ve personally used it many times without any issues. The functionality of plugin will depend on your environment – your hosting, plugins active, theme, etc. This is the only plugin I’ve seen that does this. So I can’t recommend anything else.
Take a backup of your new site, and try it. If it breaks anything, you can simply recover from the backup.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Increase Logo Size in Header (Stout theme)You should be able to add CSS either using Beaver Builder’s Customizer option “Code”, or the default WordPress option “Advance CSS”. Both will work.
The CSS code for your site, should be:
.custom-logo { height: 130px !important; }Changing 130px to whatever you want, will change the size of your logo as the width is set to auto.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wp-admin: Sorry, you are not allowed…Try basic troubleshooting to see if you can gain access to wp-admin.
Make sure you backup your site first.
First, disable all plugins via FTP by renaming “plugins” directory to something else. See if that fixes the problem, if it does then it’s one of your plugins that’s causing the issue.
Second, if it still doesn’t fix the error try going to “themes” directory and renaming your active theme’s directory to something else. This will disable your theme and hopefully will fix the error. So you will know it’s a theme issue.
If you do both and you still can’t get access to wp-admin, let us know.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Migrating website@seathane1 the size of the site isn’t really the issue, usually the size increases because of the media files (images, videos, files, etc.). But of course it can have negative effect on performance, but not 500 errors.
Memory limit at 256MB should be sufficient for majority of WordPress websites. Keep in mind, by default WordPress is limited to 40MB. So your hosting may have a limit of 256MB, but WP will only use 40. You can increase this limit by defining constant in wp-config.php file like so:
define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M' );This doesn’t guarantee that it will solve your 500 error problems, but it may. If your site gets a lot of traffic and/or it has interactive components, more memory will be needed and it can cause various errors when WP runs out of memory.
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You might want to check out plugin Image Teleporter, it will download images from other websites that are linked in your posts/pages and update src tags. It works well when you’re setting up another site and need to transfer your images from the original site.
Keep in mind, moving files via cPanel or FTP does not make them visible in media library. They must be uploaded through media library or plugins that use proper hooks to add media to the database. WP tracks all media uploaded as attachments in the database, it doesn’t “see” files on the server technically.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Home page posts to show up on specific page?By default, WordPress doesn’t have built-in shortcodes for this. You should checkout plugins like Display Posts Shortcode that will provide you with shortcodes and options to display posts the way you need them.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Migrating websiteCheck your htaccess file. I would first try to disable it by renaming it to something else, and checking to see if 500 error goes away. If it does go away, then your htaccess is causing an error and you should try using default rewrite rules found here.
If it still doesn’t work, then you should follow basic troubleshooting steps – disabling plugins and switching to a different theme to pinpoint exact culprit of the error.
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