How Do I Add a Permanent Text Block on The Checkout Page?
How Do I Add a Permanent Text Block on The Checkout Page?
How Do I Add a Permanent Text Block on The Checkout Page?
I want to solve a problem in my blog (math-journeys.com)
That clutter is part of the default content added with WordPress and theme installed. You can remove it through the Admin Dashboard UI: Since you are using the Argent theme by Automattic, you need to go to Appearance -> Widgets -> Footer Widget Section and drag all the unnecessary widgets out from it.
All your links at your page point to moneytree as the root domain. For example you have http://moneytree/?page_id=2 instead of http://www.xmoneytree.com/?page_id=2 None of your assets (JS, CSS) are being loaded for the same reason: When you installed WordPress you probably did not specify the correct value for your domain. You can do that either by … Read more
That’s because you are creating a card group in each iteration of the loop. You should move the <div class=”card-group” > div out of the loop.
Your mathjax script tag isn’t closed properly: <script type=”text/javascript” id=”MathJax-script” async src=”https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/mathjax@3/es5/tex-chtml.js”> </head> <body … > This means that the </head>, and the <body> and all of your page content is treated as text inside the <script> tag until you hit the </script> from your document.body.classList.remove(“no-js”);, and lost. (If you view page source in your … Read more
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Some said this rockable book is awesome, though I don’t buy it myself. I’m backend wordpress developer not front end, so I guess this book is not for me.
That screen is essentially a conditional display of the wp-login.php screen. It’s wp-login.php?action=logout, so to style it you have to simply enqueue a stylesheet (preferred) or inline code with your own style rules. So create your style-login.css file, put it in your theme/child theme (depending on if you’re building from scratch or just adding to … Read more
Why not just ask them to estimate how much it will cost to change the layout for 600+ pages. And then ask them if they think their customer will pay for that, versus a designer using WordPress. One important thing to point out is that Dreamweaver is a tool on your computer for creating the … Read more