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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Theme Scylla Lite Error MessageGlad you got things to work! A lot of people forget that the WordPress Dashboard is just a bunch of files, just webpages and script…not your whole site structure/being. Always keep a back-up of your theme files on your computer so If there’s a mistake and you get an error, you can always just re-upload it via ftp or your hosting file manager
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Theme Scylla Lite Error MessageI had something like this wrong…I changed something in my functions.php file via the editor on the wordpress dashboard and it shut down my whole wp-admin section plus my website. What i did was download the scylla-lite theme to my folder via this website (i originally downloaded it from my wordpress dashboard) and then since I have godaddy.com, I logged in there and got to my file manager (you can also do it via ftp client) and I deleted the function.php that I messed up, then uploaded the original. It took like 2 minutes to fix.
Now, I am not an expert….but could you just go into your file manager/ftp client and delete the files for the plugin(s) manually? If you edited your functions.php file, then just do what I did…but you are saying that you are sure it happened after you installed a plugin. I believe that just deleting the plugin files would work in deactivating it and restoring your site. I had a a plugin once that I didn’t like and I was going to deactivate it and uninstall it but I was being EXTRA lazy and didn’t want to open a new tap to navigate to my WP dashboard (lol), but I was already on my ftp client looking at my files. So i just found the plugin files and deleted them and the next time I went back on my WP dashboard…it just showed it as gone. It didn’t mess up anything at all.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Moving Navigation – Custom Community Buddypress themeokay! Now i edited the:
#access .menu-header ul,
with
#access .menu-header ul,
div.menu ul {
list-style: none;
margin: 0;
position: relative;
top: 395px;adding the:
position: relative;
top: 395px;Moved ALL of the TEXT (home, community, and my pages) for the navigation to the place i need it. But the grey background for the navigation is still in the same spot
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Moving Navigation – Custom Community Buddypress themeWhen i go under the “appearance” section and select header, these are the only options I have:
Upload Image
Remove Image
Reset Image
Header Text
Display Text
Reset Text ColorIt doesnt say anything about the height. When i originally edited the heights for the header image itself, i edited in the functions.php and the style.css and made the heights 600
in the style.css i’m able to move down the “Home” and “Community” navigation titles by making the position relative and putting “top: 395px” but it leaves the wordpress pages in the same spot as well as the grey navigation bar. So only the white text moves and you can hardly see it because the site is mainly white as well.