The displacement could be result of the theme you are using. You will have to check what is the width of your content area and compare it to the table overall width (main image + side images + padding inside the cells + padding between the cells + borders, if you are using any). You … Read more
many ways to do it, not best but easiest is problably javascript: <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(‘.fm-item-cell-country:contains(“USA”)’).addClass(‘americanflag’); </script> from that you edit your css (which I guess you’re more comfortable with), setting property for each class (.americanflag in that case) Hope that help a bit
Well, after looking at the other tables I had created successfully, only difference was the description column. Apparently WordPress or MySQL doesn’t like that as a column name and somehow has it reserved. So, after renaming it, the table was created fine. Hope this helps someone else in the same boat.
To change the initial ID user by mysql ALTER TABLE wp_users AUTO_INCREMENT=2; although the number has to start at the next available id with no existing id higher, as in select max(id) from wp_users; https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1485668/how-to-set-initial-value-and-auto-increment-in-mysql
Error inserting row into table
The better way to do this is using javascript/jquery. Use either javascript webstorage api or jquery ajax $.post. Webstorage api will be good for this. Here how you can do it. $(‘body’).on(‘click’, ‘.button.small’, function(){ var index = $(this).parents(‘table’).index(‘table’); var cur_workshop = $(this).parents(‘.innercontent’).find(‘h3’).eq(index).text(); localStorage.setItem(‘workshop’, cur_workshop); }); Place above script on http://yft.ac/upcoming-workshops/ this page template. Then call … Read more
There’s error in your query statement. Change to this $post_id = $wpdb->get_var( “SELECT post_id FROM $customtable WHERE uniquecode=”$uniquecode” AND blog_id = ‘$user_blog_id'” );
SOLVED, the problem wasn’t with wordpress. Just a couple of css and table formatting issues was the cause of gmail displaying wrong my table. In desktops and mobile email clients was looking just good so I was assuming the problem were beyond my html table code. But the own developer of the plugin review it … Read more
Not sure why you’re getting a WSOD, but immediately I can see that in the following: $selectedSchoolName = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT Name FROM tblYBSSchool WHERE SchoolID=”.$SelectedSchoolID ); // get selected location name $selectedLocationName = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT Name FROM tblYBSLocality WHERE LocalityID=”.$SelectedLocationID ); // get route ID $getRouteID = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT * FROM tblYBSRoute WHERE RouteID IN … Read more
Closing off as the issue is resolved. For anyone interested, the result is as follows (refer to the code detailed above for the initial DB-table connections, as the code below refers to the output only): if (isset($SelectedLocationID) && isset($SelectedSchoolID)) { ?> <div id=”resultsDiv”> <div id=”resultsHead”> <h3>Search results for routes between:</h3> <b><?php echo $selectedLocationName; ?></b> and … Read more