Arnel C.

Hello Bellaes,

If you want to make these type of changes, they are typically done by changing the CSS style sheet.

Here’s a good post on the issue that gives you the information you need on this issue:

How to edit CSS style sheet

Hello Genesis,

Sorry to hear you’re having problems with the images. When you state that you’re having problems with the image files missing, are you able to take the link for the image file and verify the file is there and appears? You can check on this by right-clicking on the broken image icon and looking at the URL. Copy that URL into a browser by itself and see if the image resolves. Make sure that the file is located where that link indicates. If you don’t see them, then the files are not located in the right place, or the link is incorrect. If these links are correct and you’re seeing an image appear, then there’s something else affecting the image and keeping it from appearing. Check the error logs to see if you can shed further light on this issue. Make sure that when you’re searching for the link, that you’re using the exact case. Differences in the case can often mislead you to be looking for the wrong file.

If you continue to have the problem, then provide a little information on the issue such as a URL or error messages/logs.

Hello CombatPost,

If you are using the following styling:
.main-text h1 a:hover{ text-decoration: underline; }

This is trying to underline a hyperlink that you hover over.

Try removing the “a:” -it will then underline regardless if it’s a hyperlink.

Hi Robert,

The built-in functionality would probably not cover all of your needs for the survey and forms you’re talking about. However, the nice thing about WordPress is that MANY people think of the same thing and then come up with a plugin that provides that functionality for you – very often for free.

Check out this plugin:

WP Survey and Quiz tool

You should also google “WordPress Survey tools” or something along that line to see other plugins that may fit the scope of your request.

I know that this is not a direct answer for you, but I hope it provides you with a direction in which to find your solution.

Hi Digiboom,

Sorry to hear you’re having issues with the database- it definitely takes a lot of work to get stuff out of there.

If you’re not familiar with using queries to remove or update the tables so that you can remove the entries, then one option you should consider is to export the database as a SQL file using a mysql client like phpmyadmin. When the file is exported, you can use a text editor like Notepad++ and then run a text-based search for entries that you know are injections. If the injections are URLs, then you should identify the entry and then search and eliminate it. You can also look for text strings this way. It’s the “code-less” way to do make the changes. Otherwise, you’re going to need to run a query and then update in order to make changes in the database.

Without seeing the database we won’t be able to know what actually needs to be removed. If its a base64 injection, then you’ll need to try the isolate at least one instance of it and then search to delete it.

If you have a clean backup – then that is your BEST option. Otherwise, you’re going to be either slogging through the database looking to remove the entries, or starting afresh.

After you have finished removing the entries,you can then import the database back in using a MySQL client such as phpMyAdmin.

Hello Thi Audio,

There are probably many better ways to do this, but I’ll just list one way and if I find a better way, I’ll re-post.

First, we have to assume that you have an Excel Spreadsheet setup for EACH student. I have yet to find a way to be able to tie in the login from WordPress to isolate data on an Excel spreadsheet. At least, you need to be able to change the table view for the Excel spreadsheet so that you’re isolating the data for that student. This is something you can do in Excel.

There are several plugins that allow you to import Excel worksheets and view them. Check out this one: Tablepress

You can then publish a page for a specific student, and embed the spreadsheet using TablePress (or other plugin) into the table (or post) that you would assign only to that student.

If you have a lot of students – this method is probably not the most efficient way, as you would need to create a page/post per student and then also publish the spreadsheet per student and embed it.

Still, I hope that helps to give you workable solution.

Hello Amateurhour,

First, you’re not using a plugin are you? Because you can also manually add the code – typically in the Footer (Adding Google Analytics)

If you’re using the plugin and you also manually put the code in, then remove the plugin – at least temporarily – to see if it will help clean up your results.

Also, if you added the code manually, then you should be able to go BACK to that location and clean up the code when you review it.

I hope this helps give you some direction!

Hello Bittysites,

Sorry to hear you’re having problems with your Safari and iPhone. It’s possible there is toolbar plugin or other hidden malware that is not being detected causing the issue. I looked this up on the Apple Support forums and found this post:

Apple Support Forums – “Google Redirect Virus”

Check out the last link in the article and that may help you pinpoint the issue.