Adam Czajczyk

@grassmedia,

For a quick and simple “proof of concept” please check out this (it’s a temporary “draft”):

https://spythemes.com/grass/s.php

For now it’s just a php script without any WordPress integration. If this is more or less what you’re looking for (in terms of features) please let me know and I’ll rewrite it and post it here as a code for you so you may use it in your WordPress .

For testing purposes you have following database (CSV) available at the moment:

CT1 1AA, Canterbury, Monday, morning
CT1 1AD, Canterbury, Monday, morning
CT1 1AF, Canterbury, Wednesday, morning
CT1 1AG, Canterbury, Monday, morning
CT1 1AH, Canterbury, Monday, morning
CT1 1AJ, Canterbury, Sunday, afternoon
CT1 1AL, Canterbury, Friday, afternoon
CT1 1AN, Canterbury, Monday, afternoon
CT1 1AP, Canterbury, Monday, afternoon

Search is done only by zip code, however the code might be entered in search form as lower or uppercase, spaces don’t matter and even parts of the code may be separated (in search form, not in CSV file) by ‘-‘ or ‘_’.

Anyway, check it out please and let me know. If it’s ok I’ll make WP version and post it here for you.

a.

All right, so let’s assume that your CSV file is separated by commas like that

ZIP, City, Day, time of day

eg:

CT1 1AA, Canterbury, Monday, morning

I’ll provide you with a simple function to put in functions.php or even a simple plugin today. It’s 1:40pm now for me so take a look here sometime around 10-11pm (that’ll be in about 8-9 hours from now).

Cheers
A.

I see it’s all right now? Could you pleas set this topic as resolved?

Cheers,
A.

Thanks.

Sure it does make sense, however it would be better if CSV was separated with some other character than space. I mean if it was for example

CT1 1AA, Canterbury, Monday, morning

Is it possible?

Hi Ruzalka!

Try add hyperlinks via media library: when editing post click on “Add media” button and then select “Insert from URL”. This should work as expected.

Hi Grassmedia,

Could you please post a few first lines of your csv files? I’ll probably help you but I need to know the csv structure.

A.

Hi sneed,

Here you go: https://vpthemes.com/how-to-setup-image-slider-on-home-page/

Sarvakarya,

Check out these threads:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/please-helpan-unexpected-error-occurredsomething-may-be-wrong-with-wordpress?replies=10

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/an-unexpected-error-occurred?replies=24

@emmamilk

This is not the question to ask on this forum. If your site is on wordpress.com, ask your question here: https://en.support.wordpress.com/

If your site is self-hosted WordPress then to remove it you just need to delete files with FTP and delete database (via your hosting admin panel, eg. cpanel or direct admin or whatever you use) and to do anything with the domain go to your registrars panel or support.

Please ask next questions in english.

Hi rembrandt451!

The simplest way is to create a new page template for the homepage. Everything you need to know is here:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Hierarchy

here:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page

and here

https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-to-create-a-custom-homepage-in-wordpress/

Good luck!
A.

Hi altgr!

Let me tell you first that it’s great to meet someone who actually did the homework before asking the question. Anyway let’s get to the point…

If you don’t move your WP site anywhere else (like folder or server change) there’d be not much to do. What I would do in such case is:

1) while an old domain is still working (so that your site is accessible at the current address), I’d point the new domain to the server and in cpanel configure it to point to the same directory (folder) as the old one.
2) Next I’d login to my wp-admin (still using old address), go to “Settings”->”General” and update fields “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL)” with the new domain. For example:

– now both fields are set to “https://foo.bar/blog”
– new domain is new.bar so set it to “https://new.bar/blog”

3) Try to type “new.bar/blog” into the browers and see if it works. It should. In case it doesn’t try this:

Install this plugin (wp-admin should be still accessible): https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search-and-replace/ and do quick search and replace (search for old domain, replace with new). I think however that this step won’t be necessary unless after switching off the old domain images (or other media files) stop showing.

Hi,

From what I can see Google now indexes 28 pages from your site. I’m not sure what do you exactly mean by “one post” but I suggest you dive deeper into SEO.

For starters try https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wordpress-seo/ (YOAST WordPress SEO plugin) – don’t forget to generate XML Sitemap for your site (it can be done with this plugin) and to submit it to Google Webmaster Tools.

Also it would be good to get some quality links from other websites pointing to your portfolio. Just pay attention not to post your site to “free seo directories” or other crappy places, as it would do more harm than goodness.

I’ve also noticed that there’s not much text on your site. Although I understand that in this case the visuals are much more important than words, I think it would be good to accompany every portfolio item with a “story”. I mean – maybe you could add something like a case-study or idea-description or other analysis to every single project. It’s little known but important that since the last algorithm update Google favours longer articles over short ones.

Last but not least – although it may seem not important at the moment – google now prefers “secure” content, which means that sites accessed by https:// will soon probably rank higher than sites with https:// in front. That being said, a small investment in SSL Certificate might be a beneficial investment in future.

With what I just wrote I barely scratched the surface of basic SEO, so I really encourage you to dig deeper on you own.

If you’ve got any more questions I’ll be happy to try to help ??

Good luck!
A.

Hi rkwise,

I guess that’s the question that you should probably ask to the BlueHost support team as it’s probably something regarding your hosting account config…

@sykat

+1 ??

Right, how did I non notice .mgbox ??

a.

Hi baseballreflections,

By examining your site I can see that there are some dives with class .mgline. I don’t know what they represent and how did they came there but looking at the CSS shows that those divs just cover the whole post. In other words: there’s a transparent overlay over the post text that makes it impossible to click.

When I set the .mgline class to “display:none” with Firebug css editor, links became clickable. So here’s the conclusion: the links are still there and are working but something (it may be something from the theme itself or it might be something from some plugin) just covers them.

Anyway, try to identify where the divs with .mgline class came from and disable them and you should be fine. If the problem is with the theme itself you should turn to the ThemeForrest or theme creator support because www.ads-software.com rather isn’t a place for support for payed/premium themes (unless from the theme creator him/herself) ??

Cheers,
Adam