MY first guess is to look at the functions.php referenced in the error message for any whitespace (space character) at the top of the file. Hard to find, but extra space characters output before any output will cause that error. I always make sure that the <?php is at the very very top, and never … Read more
Your theme extends a core WordPress class with its own fs_connect function, but doesn’t accept the same parameters, which is why it’s causing a “should be compatible” error. This could be caused by WordPress updating it’s WP_Upgrader class, in which case your theme will need to update to be compatible. Or, more likely, this website … Read more
Select the Full Width Mega Menu on/off selector in Avada settings. Here’s the steps to follow covered on that url: How To Set The Mega Menu To Full Width Step 1 – Go to WP Dashboard > Appearance > Menus, locate the first level menu item and click the Avada Options button. Step 2 – … Read more
First check your blog Settings > General settings. You need to decide what you primary site url will be, www.tinit.com.co or tinit.com.co. Make sure your WordPress Address and Site Address are set accordingly to the correct values. The fact you encounter this problem means your web server setup allows requests to both www.tinit.com.co and tinit.com.co … Read more
action=”<?php esc_url( home_url( “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ) ); ?>”> You forgot to echo out the URL, making the action attribute this: action=”” This means the form is submitted to the current page, and since the current page is a category archive, it appends the s parameter to search inside that archive. Normally you would instead use the … Read more
WordPress is exceptionally backwards compatible, so it is typical even for older themes to just work for a long time. However for solid results you would want to perform several meaningful actions: Straight up code review, if your experience and time allows. Just read through all of the code, gauge if it makes sense. Running … Read more
Themes’ style.css files are not enqueued for printing automatically (see the developer handbook) – instead this responsibility is left to the theme developer. As such, you’ll need to delve into the parent theme’s source files to determine the appropriate handle. That said, developers sometimes default to using ‘theme’ or ‘style’ handles. Note that the developer … Read more
Your function to call the sidebar “needs to be called” and also requires an id and should be in this format: add_action( ‘widgets_init’, ‘your_custom_sidebar’ ); function your_custom_sidebar() { register_sidebar( array( ‘name’ => __( ‘Footer Sidebar’, ‘your_theme_lang’ ), ‘id’ => ‘footer-sidebar’, ‘description’ => __( ‘Some description’, ‘your_theme_lang’ ), ‘before_widget’ => ‘<div class=”col-md-3 col-sm-6 footer-col”>’, ‘after_widget’ => … Read more
The post limit is controlled in the admin panel, at Settings > Reading. There you can set the limit for how many posts should be shown in a query. However, the default post count for get_posts() is 5. If you would like to query unlimited posts (regardless of performance issues), you can either create your … Read more
The theme will likely only load a set of specific fonts, or will have options in the back-end to add extra fonts. Your problem is that Cinzel is not being loaded, if you insert the code below (preferably in to the <head>) you should find you can then utilise the font. <link href=”https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Cinzel:400,700″ rel=”stylesheet”>