Thanks @t-p, I’ve shot off an email to the webhost, I’ll be back later with a result.
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Reply To: Failed to load resource: net::ERR_INCOMPLETE_CHUNKED_ENCODING admin-ajax.php
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Reply To: Seeking specific WordPress Layout
Hey!
Thank you very much for your answer it helped me to get a good starting point for research. Have a great day!
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How to change the default reset password page
Hi, I am using flatsome theme and i set up registration form using ERforms plugin, if i am clicking on lost password and i am entering the email, then i am getting email with link like this
<http://website.com/logmein/?action=rp&key=MRO2ylccotfSyeXEv86s&login=ships>
by clicking on the link i will be forwarded to the default wordpress password reset page which i don’t want, I want the link to open on my theme page in order to look a professional.
Please if anyone can help me how to fix this.
Thanks
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Reply To: How to exclude a category from the home page
There are no category listings on the home page. Everything gets dumped onto it.
I want to keep posts with the category id=9 from showing on the front page. They will still appear on internal pages.
I know this can be done with the functions.php, but I don’t remember how.
Can anyone help me?
imdiane
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Current version on WordPress Admin not showing on laptop
Hi,
I’m having some problems with my WP Admin dashboard.
I/ my developer (admin in my WP dashboard) has been doing some work on a new homepage. However when I login to my WordPress Admin dashboard I can’t see the changes – only the version before she started making changes. However, I can see the changes from my husbands two laptops and from my mobile.
I have tried all the usual e.g. different browsers, clearing caches, disabling Firewall, flushing DNS but it’s still not showing the correct version on my laptop.
I’ve run out of ideas – can anyone help please? It must be an issue with my computer settings but I have no idea what. I’ve never had this problem before.
Thanks
Tanya
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errore 5oo
ho inserito una riga di codice al file single.php e poi l’ho tolta rimettendo tutto come era prima, da lì è iniziato l’errore 500
non riesco più a logarmi alla costruzione del sito
grazie
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Reply To: errore 5oo
Sto utilizzando Google Translate. Scusa se questo non ha senso. Sembra che tu abbia rimosso o rotto qualcosa nel codice se non è stato modificato nient’altro. Potrebbe essere un problema sul tuo server. Se hai cPanel, controlla i log degli errori o contatta il tuo host web per cercare errori su single.php
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Reply To: problem by plugin
I would suggest that you contact WPBakery if this is a specific problem with them.
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Website not refreshing
I have created a Coming Soon page designed in my templates in Elementor in the OceanWP theme. My site is hosted by BlueHost.
The webpage was showing correctly however I then updated the template using Elementor and saved it but my website is still showing an old version.
I have deleted Caches in my browser but it’s still showing as the old version.
Please help!
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Reply To: logo change on language
@raduconstantin, thanks for code.
I was looking for this, if I need to change to logo using the theme settings I need to talk with the theme builder?
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WordPress/Site address is random?
Hello,
I have no idea why my WordPress address URL and my Site address URL are http://box2120.temp.domains/~istarte4 I would like it to be my actual website address. What are the steps to correct this? My page is Coming Soon. Would that have anything to do with it?
Thanks in advance!
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Jetpack CDN – does it drain Memory?
Hi
We have around 35 websites one one Reseller server.
The problem is we are suffering from memory loss on our sites, causing Internal Server Error messages.
We have recently added Jetpacks CDN and lazy Loading.
Could this be causing temporary high usage of memory on the server while it churns through them, uploading them to the CDN? Or make no difference at all?
Simon
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Reply To: Images are changed to “This image was hotlinked” (But aren’t)
Oh ok. Yeah I checked some other images and they appear to be stored under this site. So yeah at this point you should do what Steven Stern suggested and contact your web host to see if this is some kind of server config thing or control panel hotlink protection setting thing.
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Reply To: Learnpress plugin error: call to a member function has boolean
Support from the team at LearnPress will be able to give better plugin specific guidance
Link: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/learnpress
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Reply To: WordPress/Site address is random?
contact your webhosting vendor for assistance with understanding the assigned temporary URL and how to connect your website to the desired URL.
(bluehost)
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Reply To: Internationalization and localization of a customized Theme
Sorry, I’ve no experience with WPML itself. I would name the .mo file “zh_CN.mo” because that follows the general WP convention. If WPML wants to use zh-Hans in URLs, that’s fine. There is not a direct relationship between URLs and filenames. You could try putting you .mo file in /wp-content/languages/ just to get things working. If you do that, include the textdomain in the filename. “{$textdomain}-zh_CN.mo” For WPML specific questions, I recommend their own support site.
Keep in mind that WP language files should work without WPML. WPML works with the WP files, not the other way around. To get your language files working, focus on what WP needs, not what WPML does.
Find the text domain for…? Other themes or plugins? The only reliable way is to find their load_*_textdomain() call. It’s supposed to be the slug/folder name, but that requirement is mainly for the centralized translate.wordpress.org functionality. For DIY translations, AFAIK WP doesn’t care if textdomain is the slug or not.
The locale lookup array example I posted was just for illustration, it doesn’t do anything by itself, it needs the rest of the filter callback code that makes use of it. The complete filter callback code with add_filter() call can possibly all go in your theme’s functions.php. It could also go into plugin code. Plugins are probably more reliable, but if you’re developing a theme, not very convenient.
Before attempting to change languages on the fly with the “locale” filter, be sure your language files are being used by changing language in WP settings. If you don’t read the new language, don’t lose track of where this field is! You need to incrementally add new things so you have a limited set of error sources to deal with. It’s hard enough to resolve errors when you know the source.
I know all too well how frustrating it is to have this not work as expected and having no idea why. Keep at it, things will suddenly fall into place. Look at other themes that have working translations and mimic what they do is the best advice I can offer.
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Reply To: WP 5.0 with no CSS in admin panel
The first thing to check is that all your caches have been cleared. This includes any server-side caches and performance plugins that might be using old CSS. To find out how to do this you will need to consult the instructions of any performance plugins or server software that you use. There might be a nice friendly “clear cache” button in your WordPress admin screen which would do the job from WordPress’ perspective. If you have server software such as Varnish which also caches things you will need to clear that, too.
If clearing the caches does not fix the problem then you might find that disabling plugins and reverting to a default theme fixes it. To do this without affecting your site visitors while you investigate, use the health check plugin to disable and enable specific plugins, which will only change things for you and not your visitors. If you can isolate a specific plugin or your theme as affecting the problem then we can use that information to try to diagnose what about that plugin or your theme is causing the issue.
Also worth checking once your caches are cleared is your web browser’s development console. Specifically the network tab of the console, which will highlight any failed network requests. Armed with the knowledge of which URLs of CSS files are failing to load, and what the error is when they fail, we can again start investigating more in-depth as to what is causing those specific URLs to fail to load.
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Reply To: Unable to access dashboard after updating to 5.0
Hi @jbinnie!
I’d suggest contacting your host, since sometimes caches can get stuck after a WordPress database update. They should be able to clear it up for you.
Hopefully this helps!
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Reply To: Unable to access dashboard after updating to 5.0
try disabling all the plugins by renaming them via ftp
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Reply To: Unable to access dashboard after updating to 5.0
@jbinnie I would recommend you to purge your cache and then check again.
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