Allen Moore

Hey Peter,

Try this and see if it helps:

At the end of each loop add:
<div class="clear"></div>

The CSS for this would be:
div.clear { clear: both; }

Basically what’s happening is the id of product is stacking because of the left float.

You should also look into changing the id product to a class of product. Check out this article from Chris Coyer on the topic of ID vs Classes: https://css-tricks.com/the-difference-between-id-and-class/

Hey Lenne86,

If the solution works for you, could you mark this as resolved?

He Lenne86,

Do you have access to edit your theme? If so, you could use a taxonomy or tag to do this. Then use an if statement to link to the statement as they have.

Reference: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/has_tag
Example:

if( has_tag( 'tag-name-for-affiliate' ) ) {
	echo '<a href="link-to-statement" class="button">Press Sample</a>';
} if( has_tag( 'tag-name-for-review') ) {
	echo '<a href="link-to-statement" class="button">Affiliate Link</a>';
}

You would need to create the tags for this. Also, the class="button" is the way I would include the style for a button to the link. That would be totally up you!

Hope this helps!

Nre,

The “current-item” class is generated by the WordPress Menus. So a self made link would not have this class.

Hey Angel4joy,

This could be a permalinks issue.

Go to the Settings Menu on the left side navigation and click Permalinks. The click the Save Changes button.

Let us know if your page works after this.

Hey graemebryson5,

This could be accomplished through the use of several plugins. Personally, I have not seen a plugin that would do this.

For the signup process, you could use Gravity Forms. This is a premium plugin, but it’s worth the cost. Gravity Forms has a user registration add-on that would work great for your scenario.

For the access restrictions that you need, I have used a mix of two different plugins. To create user roles, I have used Members by Justin Tadlock. To restrict access based on those user roles, I use WordPress Access Control.

I am using this on an intranet site at a University. The data on this particular site is sensitive. We have tested extensively to make sure that access was not allowed to non-logged in users or specific groups.

Hope this helps!

Hey Radul009,

Support offered via this forum is for the self installed version of WordPress. For support with WordPress.com, visit https://en.support.wordpress.com/ or on the WordPress.com forum at https://en.forums.wordpress.com/.

WP Ranger is correct, it’s definitely showing bold!

Hey cnstar33,

Have you made any recent changes to the css? Specifically for , as that is the css tag for bold.

Hey vero89,

If this site is located at WordPress.com, I believe you would need to ask this question at https://en.support.wordpress.com/.

Hey Tom,

You could use WordPress.com for this.

Hey Bill,

Where are you adding the links to?

Xenne,

Welcome to the WordPress world!

In regards to your questions, some of the issues you are referencing are CSS related, not WordPress. This would also depend on the theme that you are using.

Hope this helps.

– Allen

Hey ithinktfiam,

More often than not, those features would be specific to a theme or provided by a Plugin. The options provided by default are the “Site Title” and “Tag Line”.

Mipo,

No problem. Please let us know what the resolution is.