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We deployed & tested this on our dev site. Works as expected!
Will deploy to production EOD.
Thanks for the stellar customer service on this. We got a solution within 24 hours of asking the question.
Thanks again.Thanks so much for the update!
We’ll install the new version of the core plugin and test it on our dev site before deploying to production.
As an in-house rule, we don’t have any plugins set to auto-update. We’ve been burned by surprise updates in the past.
Hey Kim,
I followed the instructions above and it worked for me. The ordering button and whatnot needed to be styled to match my site, but otherwise it’s there.
The above comment is saying to use FTP (or file manager in cPanel) to find the source code and edit it.
public_html > site-name.com > wp-content > plugins > ultimate-woocommerce-auction > includes > class-uwa-front.php > line 46 below “// Bidding Area On single product page” replace as noted above.
Good luck.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [OceanWP] Menu Icons not showing in adminI skipped trying with this technique and just used a pure CSS method of adding a background image. To remove the navigation label I changed the font size to 0px and gave it a color of transparent. That preserves the click-ability of the link and its accessibility.
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In reply to: [OceanWP] Menu Icons not showing in adminAdding a .png file was working for me – not sure when it stopped. New build with familiar tools. Posting to follow updates…
Elegant and straightforward solution! Thanks Amit.
I’d like to add that you could use:.page-id-whatever #content-wrap { display: flex; flex-direction: column-reverse; }Just a little less code.
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In reply to: [Twenty Nineteen] Removing Featured Images from Post HeadersOK. Here’s my solution:
header.php lines 32 – 49 are running an if statement checking to see if the header is on a postis_singular&twentynineteen_can_show_post_thumbnail(). The class.site-featured-imagegets applied to the title, subtitle, and navigation (which changes their colors) and the dark overlay is applied to the entire header.
I removed those lines and uploaded the revised header.php to my child theme.
It’s not as heavy-handed as usingadd_filter('twentynineteen_can_show_post_thumbnail', '__return_false');found elsewhere because the Featured Images will still show in the blog roll.I hope that’s helpful.
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In reply to: [Twenty Nineteen] Removing Featured Images from Post HeadersHave you figured this out yet? This solution removes ALL instances of the featured image – a little heavy-handed. https://rudrastyh.com/?p=8383
I’d prefer to use my child theme’s functions.php to do it instead of CSS or a plugin. I’ll get back to you when I solve the puzzle.