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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Right Hand Navigation is At Bottom of Blog!Hi,
Did you fix the issue ? The sidebar appears next to your content at the top. First thing in the sidebar is Logbook then a graph and your recent posts.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: 2011 Archives In Default Chronology. I want the reverseHi,
have a look at how to Reverse the Post Order in an archive page. It should point you in the right direction
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: DW Minion theme Can't edit style sheetHi S,
There are 2 options to customize your CSS. If there is an option for custom CSS in your Theme’s options, you can paste your custom code in there.
If you plan on making further modifications to the theme or there is no option for custom css, you should create a Child Theme
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Cange color on 1 menu-itemHi,
try styling li.menu-item-3732 instead.
For example:
#header .m-menu ul li.menu-item-3732 a {background-color:red; color:#000;}The pound sign is used in CSS to designate the id of an element. If you want to target all elements with a specific class, you should use the . (period)
Hope this helps.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: From Subdomain to MainThe wp_options is not a folder, you will find it in the database which you can acccess through phpMyAdmin in cPanel or some other software that your host has made available to you. Inside, you will have your database for your site which contains many tables (like a table in a spreadsheet). In the table, you have many entries and that is where you will find siteurl and home.
But now that you have access to the admin panel, you won’t have to edit the database. That was some bonus information.
What you can do is validate that there is no more “temp” in those steps:
1. Log in to your blog.
2. Go to the Administration > Settings > General panel.
3. In the box for WordPress address (URI): change the address to the new location of your main WordPress core files.
4. In the box for Site address (URL): change the address to the new location, which should match the WordPress (your public site) address (URI).
5. Click Save Changes.
(Taken from article Moving WordPress on the codex)That should fix it. When you will enable your plugins, do so 1 plugin at a time to isolate any potential issue.
Good luck
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: From Subdomain to Main1) Sorry, I wasn’t clear and I believe that the root cause of the issue is that WP doesn’t recognize the new address hence it WP-Super-Cache can’t include its files which results in an error.
If you want to deactivate your plugins (ex: Super-Cache) to isolate the problem, you can follow the instructions at How to Deactivate All Plugins When Not Able to Access WP-Admin.
Do you have access to your database to make changes ? If so, first thing back it up (and include in the file name that there is something wrong with it).
Then have a look in the table wp_options under siteurl and home to make sure that “temp” doesn’t exist in the urls. If it does, remove it and save. Your site should now know that the files aren’t in the temp folder anymore. That should take care of #2.
3) The files were moved properly and it is what causes the errors. Your settings are still pointing to the temp directory but the files aren’t there anymore. You should not put the files back in temp directory because you initially wanted to get rid of the temp folder.
Let me know if changing the siteurl and home options worked
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: From Subdomain to MainHi,
The error at the top of the page comes from the plugin settings which are still pointing to the folder of the old domain path. Have a look around the options of the WP-super-cache.
It can also be because WP doesn’t recognize your new path, Which steps of the Moving WordPress have you followed? Do you still have acccess to the admin interface ?
Notice that there is still “temp” showing up in your Warning for failed file inclusion. That is a good pointer.
Hope this helps
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Gravatar shows up with every postsGlad it worked. You’re welcome
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Line Breaks On A Short LeadGood news ! It appears that the plugin Advanced Excerpt does exactly what you are looking for. It should be easy now.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Analytical Lite] Author Name appearing wrongIn my opinion, the best way to learn WP and web design is to have a project, to have issues with the project, to google for the answer and to get and provide help in the forums. Knowing some html, css, javascript and php won’t hurt either but it is one step at a time. Eventually, the big picture will appear clearer.
There are some courses available but I find they won’t help you with your problems for the time spent.
As I said, Google is your friend 🙂
And have you tried contacting the developper of this theme about this issue ?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Encounters Lite] Using a child theme to change footerI’m glad we were helpful. You are welcome.
And I agree that sometimes it can be really easy to miss an option in a page even if you know the option is there.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: two issues – picture quality and a light letterHi Blake,
I sent you an email regarding your needs. I’m glad it was useful.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Gravatar shows up with every poststry adding this custom css
.post-headline img.avatar {
display:none;
}It should get rid of the avatar easily. As mentionned, the image will still be loaded by the browser so it is not the best way to proceed but is definitely the fastest.
If you don’t want to use gravatar at all (on posts and comments), consider going to Settings > Discussion and unchecking the “Show Avatars”
Otherwise, you can create a child theme and override the function calling get_avatar to avoid it from being displayed.
It’s all right if your site is empty. Got to start somewhere. Happy content creation and learning.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I accidentally deleted code and now this line is way off…Easy fix: add some custom css to have #comments{display:none;} and it will make the comments section disappear. This is the fastest way.
Also, because your images are set as floating left, they do not fill their parent container which is why the comment section appears in the middle of the page. You can try the solutions posted here to have the images fill their parent container’s height.
Let me know if you need more help.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Google does not index my postsYou can try Yoast SEO plugin which has been great for me. It will let you fine tune the indexing of your content.
Are there any errors or notifications in google webmaster tools ?