Khashyar
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I just saw this on your website:
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Disabling Injection on Single Post/PageThe injection can totally be disabled at post or page level. When editing a post where do you want to disable the injection, move under the editor and look for the “header and footer” box: there you’ll have the options to disable the header or the footer injection.
Please note: there is no way, actually, to disable only a selection of the injected content.
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I will try this and see if I can disable the header on Home page (if I deselect the “inject header” option on that page in editor
Hello Again,
Through searching online for a way to include a header only on single blog pages (and not on the home or any other page), I found this link with I believe a fairly simple way of doing this:
<?php if (is_single()) { ?>
// This is a post page
<?php } else { ?>
//This is not a post page
<?php } ?>Can you suggest how to add similar code so that a user can select only to add header code to a blog page?
Thank you again for you time and effort creating your plugin.
An additional thought…
I tried to add code to the “post content” section, bit it added the code below the blog’s title, which looked a little awkward…
Thank you again for your fantastic creative work.
Thanks, James…
So, you think that there might not be a need to use a different database.
(That I can address any plugin or other conflicts that could interfere with the new Woocommerce functions in a different way).
The owner/author of the theme recommended that I do a clean install of the theme to make sure it worked correctly.
In that case, I would just install the new theme in the existing database, and deal with any issues that surface.
Thank you again for your feedback and advice.
HI James…
Again, I appreciate the ideas and feedback.
Certainly, if moving the installation would be easiest, then that it what I’ll do.
But, in moving the installation, can I use a fresh new database?
I think one of the issues I’m facing is that my new theme has Woocommerce integration that requires new database fields created.
I thought it might be cleaner to start new.
Thanks for your reply and thoughts, James.
Yes, the second installation is brand new, but it will use a new theme and Woocommerce plugins.
The first (old) installation’s theme was causing Woocommerce international shipping address issues, so I decided to go with a new theme and installation.
I thought that there might be something in conflict or corrupted, so I wanted a new database install.
I will look at the link you provided. Thank you again.
Thank you very much for your ideas and feedback, Sabinooo….
I created the new databases in the “MySQL Databases” tool in cpanel.
Actually, the issue was resolved.
I contacted a support tech for my VPS hosting company (Knownhost), and even though it really wasn’t a server issue, they looked into it, opened my WordPress wp-config file for my second attempted install, and he found that there were some “?” characters in the user, db and password fields.
He made changes, and it was solved.
But, what is strange is that these “?” (unrecognized) characters did not appear when I was viewing the file in my Mac’s TextEdit software.
And I did not do any cut and pasting, so I don’t know how the characters where introduced.
But, anyway, issue solved…
I hope this might help someone else.
I appreciate all of your ideas and help.
I have an idea of what might be causing the issue…
For the current first WordPress Blog installed, even though it is installed in a sub-folder, the htaccess file (located on the root folder) rewrites the URL so that it displays as if it is installed on the root folder.
1) Would this affect the install URL of the second install attempt from finding the second wp-config file?
2) If so, should I add another line in the htaccess file to exclude the second install subfolder from being excluded in the rewrite?
Thank you again for your help and thoughts.
Just to confirm…
– My first installation of WordPress on this domain has it’s own subfolder.
– I created a second folder for the 2nd installation.
– there are 2 wp-config files in each of the root folders
Do I need to change the httaccess file on the domain root? Or would this not be a cause of this issue?
Thanks again for your ideas.
Hi David,
That’s a good idea, David.
I haven’t contacted them yet, because I have a virtual private server where I can host as many domains as I would like, and it seems that I can create as many databases per domain as I would like as well.
I can ask them if there is any limitation in multiple DBs per domain accessing “localhost.”
But, I used to have a WordPress and separate forum installation at the same time, with both accessing “localhost.”
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In reply to: Theme not displaying correctly on safari iphone browserThanks Bill 🙂
I see you have some experience with Tibetan culture.
Again, thank you for all of your kind help.
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In reply to: Theme not displaying correctly on safari iphone browserAgain, I appreciate your suggestions and help.
I disabled WP Super Cache, and deleted all of the plugin files and folders (including the cached content), and deleted the htaccess code relating to WP Super Cache, and the problem was fixed.
I hope this helps others who are experiencing similar issues…
I may try to install WP Super Cache (or another cache software) again in the future when I have time to monitor its effects on my WordPress installation.
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In reply to: Theme not displaying correctly on safari iphone browserThanks for the suggestion, Bill.
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In reply to: Theme not displaying correctly on safari iphone browserI understand, thank you…
I have emailed Mint Themes.
But the same issue occurs when I use a default theme like twenty twelve.
Do you have any ideas as to what might cause a WordPress page to load once, but not a second time?
Thanks for your thoughts and ideas.
I emailed support, and they quickly emailed me back and are looking into the issue.
I appreciate how quickly the developer responded.