How to remove a large ugly space from my wordpress site?
The space is coming from an empty div with ID “subfeatures”. If you don’t want this div you can remove it by changing the code or by using css div#subfeatures { display: none; }
The space is coming from an empty div with ID “subfeatures”. If you don’t want this div you can remove it by changing the code or by using css div#subfeatures { display: none; }
As far I’ve researched there are two ways in my mind to achieve this and they are- Database: Save the value of the current page ID in the database for the user and continuously update it. That way you can get the last visited page by a user. You can store multiple page visit stat … Read more
Did your customizations include changing the source code in the theme/plugin files? If yes, then you cannot update without loosing them. Instead you can use the child theme approach. Or you can make a plugin, that makes changes to another plugin or theme, which is harder than just changing the source files and you do … Read more
Use this code in your functions.php function wpb_change_title_text( $title ){ $screen = get_current_screen(); if ( ‘post’ == $screen->post_type ) { $title=”Post Title”; } return $title; } add_filter( ‘enter_title_here’, ‘wpb_change_title_text’ ); The above code will Place “Post Title” as placeholder text in dashboard -> posts -> Add New. Replace that text with your text and also … Read more
Delete map_meta_cap. it will appear in your dashboard ‘map_meta_cap’ => true, //remove this line why are you trying to restrict all those capabilities? IT look likes you’ve not given yourself capability to see the post with the restrictions there… if you don’t know why those are there, you may not need any of these lines: … Read more
You need to modify your theme pages to support this change. If you already have a background in place you can modify it on a per post basis using the technics describe in that post. This plugin Custom CSS per post in WordPress is a good example at setting custom css per page. The pro … Read more
Probably an error caused by trying to install it from the zip file. If it’s in localhost try to unzip it and move the folder yourself to: yoursite/wp-content/themes/NEWTHEME And then try to switch to it from the wp-admin dashboard.
There are three usual possibilities: Translation files somewhere in theme’s directory. Translation files in site’s directory, defined by WP_LANG_DIR constant (typically wp-content/languages). Theme’s original strings are in different language, so that is its default state and it needs to be translated to English.
Here you’ve did something wrong with $wpdb->table_name. It will only return the default WordPress table names. Not custom table names. And also when you call $wpdb->prepare then pass the parameter as array. So your function will be like below- function get_info($postid) { global $wpdb; // Here I assumed that your table name is ‘{$wpdb->prefix}places_locator’ $sql … Read more
The directory /wp-content/ of your local installations needs permission to create directory. It is necessary to upload the package and unpack. rights Maybe this should helps, if the user is www-data. chown -R :www-data /var/www/html/wordpress/wp-content/uploads chown -R :www-data /var/www/html/wordpress/wp-content/upgrades Or full access to the wp-content directory sudo chmod -R 777 wp-content/ php.ini Also maybe the … Read more