MobiusMirage
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I had the same problem. You were close, I had our web consultant look at it and found the following code to work. You will need to put this in the functions.php file.
// send new registration notifications to additional email addresses function additional_registration_notifications( $to ) { $to = array('email-1', 'email-2', 'email-3',...); return $to; } add_filter( 'new_user_approve_email_admins', 'additional_registration_notifications' );Hope this helps.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Hueman] Set Search Results to Two ColumnsI had not, however I like having a wide site so I will see. I went ahead and reduced the search images with the code I listed before.
I’m gonna close this topic now. Thanks for the great theme man.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Hueman] Set Search Results to Two ColumnsThat didn’t work, however I found that by editing this code:
.post-thumbnail { width: 60%; -webkit-transition: all 1s ease; -moz-transition: all 1s ease; transition: all 1s ease; } .post-thumbnail img { display: block; width: 60%; height: auto; }I was able to reduce the size of the search results so that the search images don’t appear so massive on large monitors.
If I can’t get the search results split, I will definitely just reduce them by 60-50% of their holding container.
I think I may be describing this wrong. The site I built uses the Primary bar only. So the site has the primary side-bar and the content container. (I’m guessing that makes the whole site fall under two columns.) When I type something into the search bar and it sends me to the search results page it gives me the standard search results, but the image thumbnails are full width and take up so much of the content container part of the page. I would like to have the search results split into two columns within the content container so that:
1 I display more results per page.
2 Set Image thumbnails so they are not full width.
If there is not an easy way to split the search results, no worries I’ll just go with reducing the width.
By the way I really love this theme; it has taken it a lot of work to bend it to be the site I wanted, but it is a fantastic foundation.
Thanks for your help.