Dave Naylor
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do I Add Text In The Source Code?Just comment out the text you want to hide.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How can I do a page like this in WordPressHere’s a plugin that provides a similar effect. I found it by searching Google with the keywords WordPress scroll plugin. If you do the same you’ll see there are several others.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: (A lot of) Trouble installing multiple blogsDid you name directories containing the additional WordPress installs using the same word as a page/post on your site. If so I can’t imagine that working out so well.
To be honest, if you’re only just learning WordPress and don’t fully understand network protocols such as FTP, you’re probably trying to run before you can walk. I’d get used to one site first before branching out into sub-blogs etc.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: (A lot of) Trouble installing multiple blogsJust to get one thing straight. Are you changing the database prefix properly in each wp-config.php. So something like:
First Blog:
$table_prefix = 'wpone_';Second Blog:
$table_prefix = 'wptwo_';Third Blog:
$table_prefix = 'wpthree_';etc etc…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images are not loading after latest WordPress update!Take a look at the error page produced by going to this direct URL. It’s in Dutch. Google translate tells me your issue is that you have an .htaccess file that’s not permitted by your hosting.
http://www.karatenikki.nl/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Voorkant-boek-208×300.jpg
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: no bulletpoints shownJust noticed that your theme has a bunch of styling for lists provided by shortcodes. Look here:
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: besloten leden pagina,sSorry, these forums are in English. Fortunately, you have such forums in your own language:
Sorry, deze forums zijn in het Engels. Gelukkig, je hebt zulke fora in je eigen taal:
Is the file wp-config.php still present in your installation?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Template Pages won't show upA WordPress page is a type of post. A theme template is a file created to display a WordPress page in a particular way. The Sample Page you’re seeing is a default page set up on installation. It’s content pulled from your database and displayed using a template. Probably page.php.
Your theme may have custom page templates. You can choose which one to use in the page/post editor. Look over on the right.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Installing paid for plug in X Forms ExpressYou need to place the unarchived plugin folder inside wp-content/plugins within your WordPress site. A way to do this would be to use FTP:
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: no bulletpoints shownYour main style.css file has this line at its bottom:
If you want to add your own css code, please do it in css/custom.css
I’d still go the Custom CSS plugin route.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: no bulletpoints shownCan you provide a link to your site?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images are not loading after latest WordPress update!It’s behind a maintenance mode plugin.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: no bulletpoints shownIf you’re going to make more changes in the future, you could create a Child Theme and add that CSS rule to the child theme style.css file.
However, for only small cosmetic changes to styling, you may be better off using a custom CSS plugin. I like this one:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-custom-css/
Bear in mind that the CSS you’ve posted will apply itself to every unordered list on your site. If that’s not the desired effect, you could be more specific and apply the rule only to certain lists. You’d need to acquire a modicum of CSS knowledge to achieve that.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: can't send confirmation emailsThat looks like debugging output from PHPMailer. Check your Postfix logs, it seems to be a configuration problem. The actual mailer log may provide further information for you.
Of course this doesn’t appear to be a WordPress issue since WordPress is trying to handover the mail to Postfix and it’s Postfix that’s failing. I only mention that because if this thread descends into a how-to-fix-Postfix one, it’d be better played out in a Postfix specific forum.
