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Hi, thanks! Was looking at GitBook but for my needs I’ll probably need to stick to WP, probably I don’t have that much documentation but I downloaded your and will give it a try.

Hello @kimmyx

This worked! But I’m confused by your answer, what do you mean that the link was there on purpose? Is there a more canonical way to have the popup open a landing page?

@kimmyx

Sorry for the confusion, I found the setting but the white border persist, in my previous reply I have attached a screenshot of the settings with classes inside the image like you suggested. this is not resolved

Hi @israelmartins

It is all working good but there is still a white border on the bottom of the image, how do i get rid of it?

That’s good, howeve rsecurity software are starting to tag it as deprecated, could you please just change the wordpress version it supports to a more recent one?

@vupdraft

Well its weird, cause I can actually lock a backpu doing what you said, and I’m quite sure I don’t have extra plug-ins (paid) installed on this website. if I do so and refresh the page, the lock icon is added to the backup, I can do the same to unlock it as well.

I see, however how does the lock status apply? Is it on the database or in the file name? Can we manually lock a backup working with the database?

@bcworkz,

I was calling it inside the class, but also tried to move it outside:

if ( is_admin() )
add_action( 'admin_head', 'wpso_add_admin_custom_css', 10, 2 );     
$settings = new stwc_settings();

function wpso_add_admin_custom_css() {
$log = “2 – ” . $text;
file_put_contents(STWC_PATH . ‘./log_’.date(“j.n.Y”).’.txt’, $log, FILE_APPEND);

?>
<!– debug –>
<style type=”text/css”>
#wpadminbar {
background-color : #f1f1f1;
}
#wpcontent {background-color: #f0f0f0; }
</style>
<?php
}`

I say it is not firing both for the missing background on body and cause the log is not written, I add the callback function but never fires.

<blockquote>wpso_add_admin_custom_css() is a procedural function that is outside of your class, correct?</blockquote>

Im not sure what you mean, you can have callbacks on class functions as well, example:

public function __construct() {			
		add_action( 'admin_menu', array( $this, 'settings_add_plugin_page' ) );
		add_action( 'admin_init', array( $this, 'settings_page_init' ) );		
	}

The callback in this case is inside the class, the functions are public indeed.

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