mayuripatel

Hello @devotionit

Below plugin can handle event creation and registration:

The Events Calendar + Tickets Commerce:

• Allows creation and registration for events.
• Can restrict event visibility to specific user roles with additional extensions like Event Tickets Plus or third-party membership plugins.
• Requires custom fields or add-ons to allow admins to create events from the frontend.

Event Manager:

• Provides event creation and registration features.
• Add-ons can support custom user roles and frontend submission for admins.

WP User Frontend:

• Enables frontend event creation with customizable forms and user role restrictions.
• Combine it with an event management plugin for enhanced functionality.

Hello @countroshculla

1. Use Theme Customizer Settings
   Many WordPress themes include built-in options for adjusting layout widths.
   
   Access the Theme Customizer:
   Go to Appearance > Customize .
   Check sections like Layout, Sidebar, or Blog.
   Adjust the settings to increase the post width and reduce the sidebar width, if such options are available.
2. Adjust with Custom CSS
   
3. Add Custom CSS:
4. Go to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS.
5. Add the following code

/* Adjust content width */
.content {
    width: 70%; /* Increase post width */
}

/* Adjust sidebar width */
.sidebar {
    width: 30%; /* Reduce sidebar width */
}

/* Optional: Adjust container alignment */
.container {
    display: flex;
    justify-content: space-between;
}

Replace .content and .sidebar with the actual classes used in your theme.
Save and publish the changes.

Hello @shreyaam

Go to the WordPress dashboard and go to the post where the “Read More” is missing.
1. Verify the Excerpt Section:
Ensure that the excerpt text is populated in the Excerpt field below the post editor.
If the Excerpt field is not visible, click on Screen Options (top-right corner of the editor screen) and enable the “Excerpt” checkbox.

2. Also check theme settings

Go to Appearance > Customize and check settings related to: Blog Layout
Excerpt Length or “Read More” settings
Ensure that the “Read More” button is enabled and configured correctly.

3. Deactivate the Plugin: Temporarily deactivate the “HTTP/2 Push” plugin.

• Go to Plugins > Installed Plugins and deactivate it.
• Check if the “Read More” button reappears.

4. clear cache if any.

Hello @judy-stilwell

1. You can try to login in admin with this url : https://www.cabinetplaceonline.com/wp-login.php

If this bypasses the issue, log in and address the problem with the reCAPTCHA plugin.

2. Temporarily Disable the reCAPTCHA Plugin :

Open FTP , goto wp-content/plugins/ ,

Locate the folder for the reCAPTCHA plugin (e.g., google-captcha, recaptcha, or similar).

Rename the folder to something like:

recaptcha-disabled

This will deactivate the plugin.

3. After disabling the plugin, attempt to log in to the admin.

https://www.cabinetplaceonline.com/wp-admin

4. Once logged in, review the settings for the reCAPTCHA plugin.

Ensure the reCAPTCHA is applied only to required forms (e.g., login, registration, or comment forms).
Ensure the site key and secret key are configured correctly.

Hello @michellepace

Your Welcome 🙂

Hello @mluzvdb

To make sure that your child theme’s translations are being loaded, you should add the following code in your child theme’s functions.php file:

function my_child_theme_load_textdomain() {
    // Load the parent theme translation file
    load_theme_textdomain( 'my-theme', get_template_directory() . '/languages' );

    // Load the child theme translation file
    load_child_theme_textdomain( 'my-theme', get_stylesheet_directory() . '/languages' );
}
add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'my_child_theme_load_textdomain' );

Above code will do like :

1. The parent theme’s translations are loaded first.
2. The child theme’s translations (from the languages folder in the child theme directory) are loaded after that .
3. Ensure that the text domain used in the translation files matches the text domain in the style.css file of both the parent theme and the child theme.
   • For example: In the style.css file of your parent theme (my-theme), you should have:

Text Domain: my-theme

2. . In the style.css file of your child theme (my-child-theme), you should have:

Text Domain: my-theme

Hello @sophiezh

Your hosting provider might have server-side caching (e.g., Varnish, Nginx caching) that is not being cleared or updated. Make sure you’ve purged all server-side caches through your hosting control panel or ask your hosting provider for help.

Temporarily disable all custom snippets in WPCode Lite to see if the issue resolves itself. If it solves, one of the snippets may be causing the issue when the page is not cached.

Enable debugging by adding the following code to wp-config.php file to check any issue .

define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false );

Thanks