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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Make] builder template vs standard templateOk, one step further, I found the line that makes it so, thanks to the comments added in the theme (thanks for good commenting :D)
// Builder template is selected by default
self.cache.$pageTemplate.val(‘template-builder.php’);in edit-page.js
My problem is solve by removing that line in the theme itself.
But of course that’s not the way to go.So: Now to find out how to override this in the childtheme!
Never did javascript in a childtheme before… Any tips?I cannot make an absolute link to an anchor in the same email, as far as I know…
Anyway: I have been looking into this and anchors in emails appear to be not a good idea anyhow, since not every email client works the same in this…
I discussed it with my client and we decided on removing the table of contents altogether to get rid of this problem.
Thanks for your reply.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: can't add links anymore since update to WP 4.0already did 😀
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: can't add links anymore since update to WP 4.0yes!!! thanks that helped.
And it even looks like I didn’t use Comprehensive Google Map Plugin anymore anyway, so just for the better 😀thanks again
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Make] deactivate page builder?oh yes and I have another, bigger problem with the pagebuilder:
The older pages (made before the theme) DO show the sidebar, but the new pages made with the blank option of the sitebuilder DON’T show the sidebar.And I really need to show these sidebars…
oops, found it:
I can choose builder template or standard template…
My new question now is: how can I make sure the standard template is, well, the standard?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Moving WordPress site to new domain. Please help!you need phpmyadmin.
you need to export your database, and import it in the database of the new site.
Then with phpmyadmin you need to find and replace the old domain with the new one.Hmm don’t think I have done a great job in explaining that… still hope it helps…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: what am I forgetting: local test version of WP goes to live siteoooops… silly me, I also copied the .htaccess file which was making that happen
so resolved!
Forum: Localhost Installs
In reply to: WordPress local installation problemand thanks Dylan, just saw your post, and indeed that was the case… took me a while to find where to edit that, but found it
Forum: Localhost Installs
In reply to: WordPress local installation problemokay, found it (somewhere on the forum, sorry lost the link)
But in phpmyadmin in the table wp_options I had to change the URL in both siteurl and home.
Looks like it works now….
Forum: Localhost Installs
In reply to: WordPress local installation problemokay, I thought it might be an .htaccess issue, so I turned my invisable files on visible, turns out the .htaccess file didn’t come along when I downloaded the files.
So I downloaded the .htaccess, and without changing anything there, now going to local:8888/sitename in firefox results in going to the live site, and in Safari it looked to be going alright.So I thought: okay I’ll work in Safari… BUT…
when I tried to log in local:8888/sitename/wp-admin), it went to the live site as well…hope anyone has a tip?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: strange error when typing "and" a figure in a headerI contacted the host, and they changed something in the settings of the modsecurity firewall… and now the problem is gone.
I am hoping they will also let me know how that was a problem (hoping to learn something from this weird thing)
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Hide certain pages from the menuit is important to remember that the functions.php in the child theme adds to the parent theme’s functions. It does not replace it like a template would.
Or if you want to make it easier for a client to do this (not having to edit a functions.php) you could use a plugin called “Exclude pages from navigation” though I see it is not updated recently…
So the functions method might be your best bet.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: troubles uploading imagesI have sent the error message that the Resize image after upload plugin gave me to my host
(this one: Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 88342528) (tried to allocate 4000 bytes) in [removed a part of the URL here]/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/resize-image-after-upload/class.resize.php on line 183)
And it turns out there is some other memory thing (other thant the memory_limit and the wp_memory_limit) that I connot change myself, but they can.So they changed a setting (wouldn’t tell me exactly what) and that helped!
So all’s well now. Hopefully this will help someone else as well.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: troubles uploading imageshmmm okay, I fixed it so my WP_memory_limit is also 128 MB (i had added it in the wrong line in WP-config), this does not help my upload problem unfortunately.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: troubles uploading imagesHi, thanks for your answer.
The local php.ini works: I can see that i have memory_limit of 128 (through a plugin)
I just edited my second post adding the info about WP_memory_limit which may be the problem.I’ll repeat that info:
According to TPC! system overview the memory_limit is 128MB and WP_memory_limit is just 40MB…
But in my WP-config it says: define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘128M’);
Somehow this desn’t work. Is it something i can change in my php.ini as well??? and if so, how?I agree that images should not be that big, that’s why I added the plugin (first I used “Imsanity” and now the “resize image after upload” to resize the images)
Believe me when I tell you, this client is not gonna understand the Gimp…