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How to show address in one row?

It has to do with your <br> between each label field. Its not a PHP problem its a CSS. Try to add .wpcf7cf_group br { display: none; } to your css file or use a wordpress plugin like Simple Custom CSS.

Is there a way to cache mailchimp css on wordpress?

TinyMCE on frontend style not working

The answer is simple: Styles from your theme are also applied to the TinyMCE editor. This is just how CSS works, and it means that the default styles that your theme applies to standard HTML will also apply to TinyMCE, as well as any HTML classes that the editor uses that also happen to be … Read more

Modifications on css file are not visible

Getting and setting CSS variables with JQuery in WordPress backend fails

WordPress login using a completely custom page and no plugins?

If you’re happy to do a bit of coding, then start by creating a new page template for your login page, name a file something like page-login.php in your themes root and make that page markup how you want it. Once you have the mark-up in place, add in the following tag, which will pull … Read more

Change post featured image

Using background-size: cover instead of background-size: contain with a custom background-position ? It will cut images but preserve the same format/size for all.

check the first login for specific roles

You’ve already got the condition you need in your notificationcss() function, so just add the exact same code to track_user_logins(): function track_user_logins( $user_login, $user ){ if ( !current_user_can(‘subscriber’) ) { if( $login_amount = get_user_meta( $user->id, ‘login_amount’, true ) ){ // They’ve Logged In Before, increment existing total by 1 update_user_meta( $user->id, ‘login_amount’, ++$login_amount ); } … Read more

Probleme d’emplacement

wp_list_pages two columns

I got everything working, but had to change my approach to get it working the way I wanted. Basically, the easiest approach (at least for me), was to create two menus…one for small screen sizes and one for larger ones. So, the code looks like: <!– Head –> <div id=”head”> <!– Nav –> <ul class=”nav”> … Read more

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