For some reason the opacity of your checkboxes are set to 0 here: https://naptosa.org.za/wp-content/cache/wpo-minify/1673584766/assets/wpo-minify-header-5bd14718.min.css change the opacity by adding: input[type=”checkbox”]{ opacity: 1; }
You will have to rewrite the page in PHP using shortcodes or meta boxes. Or you could build the page with Gutenberg blocks.
Try this example, Allow Users To Submit Images To Your WordPress Site (http://wp.tutsplus.com) You could implement by using the “Step 4 Define A Shortcode” method to display the upload function in any post or page. Once the image is uploaded, you could register the image so it appears under “Uploaded to this post” under insert … Read more
Remove Unwanted Font Files from Loading into WordPress Frontend
Edit the constant WP_USE_THEMES in index.php to false, to avoid loading any theme as part of the WordPress loop sequence. define( ‘WP_USE_THEMES’, false); Reference: https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/master/index.php#L14 See also: https://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop#Using_The_Loop
If you’re looking to take advantage of content from within WordPress that doesn’t use its templating system, one means of doing so would be the Ajax API. Your client-side code would call WordPress Ajax functions that would return the content you desire. As to the spreadsheet matter, this is not standard WordPress behavior, but you … Read more
“modify front end text editor” is not an option anywhere in WordPress. You must have a theme or plugin that’s adding this option. WordPress has no UI for modifying the editor at all. The problem is that WP Job Manager is probably not using the same ‘front end text editor’ that this theme/plugin is referring … Read more
The Front-end Editor plugin allows you to change post thumbnails (featured images).
Do not use wp_login function it is deprecated , instead use wp_signon. wp_signon function returns WP_Error on failure so use it to evaluate condition as following. <?php if ( ‘POST’ == $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_METHOD’] && !empty( $_POST[‘action’] ) && $_POST[‘action’] == ‘log-in’ ) : $login = wp_signon( array( ‘user_login’ => $_POST[‘user-name’], ‘user_password’ => $_POST[‘password’], ‘remember’ => $_POST[‘remember-me’] … Read more
I don’t have time for a detailed reply but some ideas: 1) Use arrays in the front end. Make your input ID’s like add_task_assigned[] and add_task_complete[] – these appear as arrays in the back end. It’s not great practice, but it works. 2) Use an array in the backend. Store the meta as array( [0] … Read more