Archie Makuwa

@crouchingbruin is right… but you can try a couple of things although there is no one guaranteed solution.

You have to enable error logging in your php.ini file. If you do not have access to the file, you can try this: https://expressionengine.stackexchange.com/questions/904/php-error-logging-force-to-always-log-errors-to-an-error-file

Fello ZA ??

It seems your theme is not properly coded. The only responsive thing is the menu as far as I am concerned. Everything else does not seem to load or have media queries for the different screen sizes.

Try a different theme or if the theme was purchased, try consulting the theme provider to sort if out for you.

If you are familiar with some CSS, have a look at this easy to follow tutorial: https://css-tricks.com/css-media-queries/

@pondyart, a simple step would be to use a .htaccess file to protect your images. There are thousand of steps out there. Here is a quick generator to create htaccess: https://www.htaccesstools.com/hotlink-protection/

@hakimisolutions, where is your instance hosted (locally or on a server)?
Where are you changing the debug option (in the wp_config.php file)?

Hi Josh,

I am sorry to sound stupid. I have created a Custom Settings Page using Pods and it has several image fields.

My question was how to I retrieve the field image url?

In my Options table in the database I have the fields from the custom Settings Page created with pods; however I cannot get any of the image fields urls?

My second question was: Do I use the field IDs from the Options table? ( I tried that already and didn’t work. Ignore the question, it was very silly of me).

So only any help with question 1 will be appreciated ??

Hi Josh,

I am not entirely sure I understand. You mean the id that is visible from the WordPress Options table?

[RESOLVED]

Some idiot worked on my projects and injected used <? ?> instead of <?php ?>
Apologies for wasting your time.

A quick search led me to this:
Solutions

@pescadito01, next time use https://www.pastebin.com for any long code

Not really,

But my best approach would be do to that via plugin or a find a way to automate export / import. I will watch other people’s replies. It will be good to see the possibilities.

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Read Esmi’s reply above. Please mark as resolved. @digimarketz, please post your question as a new thread ??

Great, I ended up going the old school way and writing my own contact form and validation. Will try to replicate the problem and follow your recommendation/s.

Will shout (come back to you) with feedback. Thanks!

Hi,

What on earth where you dong? Try removing the following line in your CSS (inline CSS). that is the line that generated the big a$$ background:

html{
	     		background: url(https://stadninakonistubno.pl/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/IMG_13042.jpg) no-repeat top center;
	     		background-size: cover;

	     	}

If it has a date, then it is a post and not a page. You need to know the difference between pages and posts.

To remove the date, you will have to modify that in the theme’s templates (you can simply comment out the date).

the black thing on the left is all CSS. You modified CSS should look like:

.site:before {
    width: 222px;
}
.site:before {
    content: "";
    display: block;
    height: 100%;
    left: 0;
    min-height: 100%;
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    width: 182px;
    z-index: 2;
}