Jay Versluis
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Show Me The Cookies] shortcode [cookies-wp]Thank you for the suggestion!
Sadly I’m about to close the plugin here on WordPress.org in light of the #wpdrama situation. If there’s any future development of this plugin, it will be on my GitHub page: https://github.com/versluis/Cookies
Good luck with your website, and all the best!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Child Theme Wizard] The wizard came through!Aww, thank you so much! That’s great to hear 😎
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Child Theme Wizard] consider to support 6.2?Hi, thanks for the suggestion!
Technically the plugin works fine with 6.2 (and likely above), however some features that WordPress have introduced (like style variations) are currently not supported. If that’s OK for you, go ahead and use the plugin as is.
Sadly I no longer have the time to keep up with WordPress development, and as such I won’t be able to add new features, hence it’s not marked as “compatible with 6.2”.
Hope this helps!
Hi Elurie,
thanks for bringing this to my attention. Style variations are a new feature I haven’t fully grasped yet, so for now they’re not supported I’m afraid. If I can figure out a way to make it happen, I’ll certainly add it in an update (no promises though).
All the best!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Child Theme Wizard] How to change ThumbnailI’m glad it worked out ☺️
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Child Theme Wizard] Are you guys stop supporting this tool?Hi Gobinda,
thank you for your kind words 🙂
While I currently don’t have plans to add new features to the plugin, I can confirm it works fine with the latest version of WordPress (6.0.1 at the time if writing). I’ve neglected to mark it as compatible, but have just added the correct flag so it should come up as “working fine”.
Thanks for the nugde! Time isn’t what it used to be…
All the best from Miami Beach!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Child Theme Wizard] Parent Theme Updates – Change Child Theme?Hi acontino, sorry for the late reply – I should check in here more often.
The way child themes work is that they only override the functionality you’ve provided, but all other theme functionality is executed on the parent theme. Hence, when that’s updated, everything that’s not explicitly overwritten by your child theme will use the updated code. There’s no need to create a new child theme, all you need to do is update the parent theme (at least in 99.9% of all cases).
Yes you can, you don’t need to keep it around once the files have been created.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Child Theme Wizard] footer.phpYou can copy the footer.php file from your parent theme directly into your child theme’s folder, either via FTP or with a file manager provided by your hosting company (there’s no way to do this from within WordPress). Once you’ve copied the file over, it will override the parent theme, including any amendments you’re making there.
So sorry for the late reply, I hardly ever come to these forums (I don’t know how to set alerts for new topics in this category).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [PowerPress Podcasting plugin by Blubrry] Subscription Links QuestionThanks, Shawn! Exactly what I was looking for 🙂
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Error 500 and htaccess ProblemsLooks like your website is up and running again, and looking great too! The only thing I can see is that one of the widgets is requesting your Google API key, but that appears to be unrelated to any 500 errors.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Uploading images, resizing not working correctly.Hi roelgellings,
WordPress only resizes images if the sizes set under Settings – Media are smaller than the original you’re uploading. For example, if you’re uploading a 600×800 image, and the smallest size is already set to 900×900, then WordPress won’t resize the original and display it as is instead. In other words, WordPress will only ever downscale an image, but never upscale one.
When you change the size values in Settings – Media, WordPress will not automatically resize previously uploaded images. But there’s a handy plugin for that, which will derive new resized versions from each original upload: https://wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/
Hope this helps!
Could you provide a link to your site?
Hi korkiley,
Good call looking at the log file! This doesn’t look like a WordPress problem to me. I suspect there’s something wrong with Bluehost’s server. The libraries referenced in the log file are not bundled with WordPress, but instead with the web server and PHP installation they’re using to host your site.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Oops!Hi gsiebeprt,
it can happen to the best of us 🙂 It’s a relatively easy fix, if you’re comfortable editing the WordPress tables directly. Your hosting provider usually gives you access to phpMyAdmin, a web-based tool that lets you change entries in the MySQL database.
Take a look at two values in the wp_options table: home and siteurl. Change them both to your domain (including the http:// prefix) and try to access your site again. Depending on your host, the options table may have a different prefix (something other than wp_).
Let me know if you need anything else, I know this can be an intimidating task and some of the lingo associated with MySQL can sound a bit complicated.