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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t login to dashboard etcHi @willettonpg,
You can try to increase the PHP memory limit via the wp-config.php file – have a look here for instructions: https://www.hostpapa.co.uk/knowledgebase/fix-wordpress-memory-exhausted-error-hostpapa-account/
The other thing you might do is FTP into your “wp-content” folder and then into “plugins”, and just temporarily disable that uploaded plugin by appending “_disabled” to its folder name. By renaming the plugin in question, WordPress won’t recognise it anymore and will (hopefully) load without it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Content not displaying in pagesHello @ashleyd11,
It looks as though there is an issue with the Qode theme you are using, perhaps this page will help: https://qode.ticksy.com/ticket/1930440/
I think the theme attempts to dynamically load the page and fails due to an error in one of its plugin components – perhaps there is a manual update to a Qode plugin that you can apply to fix the issue.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: random postlist id showing on pageHi @soupi,
Well, I think that shortcode probably belongs to the inactive plugin you listed (W4 Post List). If you re-activate it, then the shortcode should work, providing the plugin is compatible with your current version of WordPress.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: random postlist id showing on pageHi @soupi,
It’s a short code that isn’t working. Do you have this plugin installed?: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/dirtysuds-postlist/
It’s possible that this plugin no longer works with your version of WordPress, which is why the short code isn’t working.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Image file sizeHi @begadoc,
I think it’s still considered good practice to compress those images before uploading (although WordPress does do some of the compression work for you too).
I would go ahead and upload just the reduced 1200×800 versions (or whatever ratio you decide to go with)
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Reducing huge media fileYou could install a WordPress image compression plugin. This is the first one I found: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/resmushit-image-optimizer/
I have no experience using this plugin, but you could give it a go and see how it works out.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Weird Overlay on Some WP PagesHi @lutzh-1 ,
The position of it suggests that it might be an admin notice – these are often implemented by plugin developers to provide an alert (error, success, info, warning).
If it appears on Mailchimp admin pages, that would suggest that there is some issue with the plugin, or perhaps a conflict with another plugin. One thing you can try is to systematically disable any other plugins you have installed and see if it disappears.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Font size won’t change for mobile device Envo eCommerce themeHi @gerardhaim,
I can see that the Envo theme uses Bootstrap, so that should take care of CSS media queries for various different display sizes.
When I loaded your site up on my mobile, I couldn’t see anything except for the red background screen. Upon further inspection, there is a “sharethis” iframe with id=”st_gdpr_iframe” which has a left attribute of -5000px. There are some strange CSS choices on the html tag as well which might be related.
Keep all CSS changes within a stylesheet. I suspect if you take out all of your additional CSS, then you will get back to a point that you can work from.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Changing Blog PermalinksHi Tomoys,
My understanding is that if you edit your permalinks in the admin panel to use a custom structure, then this will change all post links on your site – they will obey the custom structure you choose. So, /%category%/%postname%/ would satisfy your need for blog posts.
This should not apply to static pages that you have created, since pages do not conform to that rewrite rule.