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Hi Mcotorres,

I noticed you are currently using the Astra theme on your site.
Here’s a guide that provides instructions on customizing the footer area.

It should assist you in making the desired changes.

You are welcome. Thanks!

Hi Taoonewellness,

I noticed the single post featured image is displaying at full width. You’re aiming for the featured image thumbnail size from the post query to appear wider.

Here’s a suggestion that might help achieve that:
– Navigate to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS.
– Add the following code snippet:

.td_module_11 .td-module-thumb {
width: 100%;
height: auto;
margin-bottom: 40px;
}

This CSS code adjusts the featured image thumbnail size by removing the width restriction, allowing the image to display at full width.

Let me know if you have any further questions or concerns.

Hi pam,

I understand that you want to hide the featured image on the single post page while keeping it on other areas of your website. This can be achieved by adding some custom CSS to your theme.

Here’s what you can try:
– Go to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS.
– Add the following code:

.post_header_wrap_style_style-6 .post_featured.sc_parallax_wrap {
display: none;
}

– Save and publish the changes.

This code should hide the featured image on the single post page while leaving it visible on other areas of your website.

Let me know if you have any further questions or concerns.

Hi happytails1,

I recommend getting in touch with Elementor’s support forum about this via https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/elementor/?

Hi thomrobertjr23,

I recommend getting in touch with Ocean WP’s support about this via https://www.ads-software.com/support/theme/oceanwp/?

Hi wilsonintexas,

I recommend getting in touch with the Events Manager’s support about this via https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/events-manager/

Good luck!

Hi twincitiescomics,

Using a plugin, you can avoid the tedious task of manually deleting users through page-by-page navigation. Search through the Plugins directory here.

Check out this article for ways to prevent fake user registration on your site.

I hope this helps!

Hi solocreative,
I recommend contacting WooCommerce’s support forum about this via?https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/woocommerce/?for assistance.

Good luck!

Hi digitalforge,

The ability to disable or hide the title of a post or page might be influenced by various factors, including the settings within your theme. Here’s a suggestion on how to handle this problem.

Theme Settings: Some WordPress themes offer specific settings to toggle the display of titles for posts or pages. Check your theme settings or customization options to see if there’s an option to hide titles.

Page/Post Editor: While editing a post or page, the “eye” icon to disable the title might be theme-specific or influenced by the settings within a particular post/page. Ensure that you’re editing the page in Elementor and look for any settings related to the display of titles.

Elementor Settings: In Elementor, while editing a page or post, check the Elementor settings panel or the “Page Settings” within Elementor. Look for options related to the display of titles or headers. Some themes might have conflicting settings that override Elementor’s default behavior.

I hope this helps.

Hi sirius31,

I recommend contacting Elementor’s support forum about this via?https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/elementor/?for assistance.

Good luck!

Hi amirho3sn,

I recommend contacting WooCommerce’s support forum about this via https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/woocommerce/ for assistance.

Good luck!

Hey mistyseveri,

You can find tips on how to improve the speed of your homepage at this link.
Good luck!

Hey anikromkt,

I get that you cannot access your dashboard after you accidentally changed the domain of my site within the WordPress dashboard.

The easier way to resolve this issue is to restore a backup of your site if it is available.

Alternately, you can make the changes in the database directly.

Access your database:
– Login to your hosting account control panel (cPanel, Plesk, etc.).
– Locate the database management tool,?usually phpMyAdmin.
– Select the database associated with your WordPress installation.

Locate the site URL options:
– In phpMyAdmin,?navigate to the?wp_options?table.
– Look for the options named?siteurl?and?home.
– These options store the current website URL and home URL,?respectively.

Revert the URL values:
– Edit the values of both?siteurl?and?home?options to your previous website URL.
– Ensure you replace the URL with the correct one,?including the protocol (http/https) and domain name.

After reverting the URL values, you can access your website using the previous domain name. If everything is done correctly, you can access your website without any issues.

Good luck!

Hi digiman55,

Based on the error log you shared, it seems like there is an issue with the WordPress core files, specifically with the trailingslashit() function.

To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps:

– Replace core files: Download a fresh copy of the latest WordPress version and replace all files except the wp-content and wp-config.php file in your WordPress directory. This will overwrite any corrupted core files and ensure the trailingslashit() function is available.

– Check for Plugin or Theme Conflicts: If the issue persists after reinstallation, try temporarily renaming the plugins’ directory to something like plugins_backup. This will deactivate all plugins. If the dashboard becomes accessible, rename the directory back to plugins and reactivate plugins individually to identify the problematic plugin.

Try this out, and let me know how it goes.