Awesome0

I understand it’s a challenge to make a theme that does what everyone wants and keep it simple. That’s unfortunate that the pro version doesn’t combine and minify them all.

Of course it will be a matter of experimentation to see which plugin scripts and styles I can combine or move or defer.

But, I am only asking about which theme scripts and styles can be combined or moved to the footer. Clearly, the theme is dependent on the nimble builder plugin. But, that should be the only one when we’re talking about the theme scripts and styles, no?

Can’t you give us any info on which theme-only scripts/styles can be targeted to speed up the theme? This is the main issue with this theme with all the page speed checkers.

Thank you

I was wondering if anyone else would have a problems with Nimble builder. It seemed to stop working for us when we installed the new gutenberg plugin. If I’m way off here, please ignore this. Just thoght it might be a clue.

Thanks for your time. Apologies for not checking the plugins first.

If it helps, the culprit turned out to be BuddyPress Global Search by BuddyBoss. It’s not needed so we simply deactivated it and the search results display beautifully, in character with this awesome theme. I hope we get the money for the pro version soon. Thanks again. ??

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Awesome0. Reason: forgot to mark resolved

Maybe we can get over the complexity thing a little?

Sure, there would be a lot of moving parts. But, that’s no reason to get bogged down in needing endless details about social features to recommend something to use as a decent membership plugin.

I’m starting to feel like I made a special order at a drive-thu window. ha There used to be tons of smart people here. Where’d everybody go?

To simplify it’s:

preg_replace ( $pattern , $replacement , $subject] )

This function, “Searches subject for matches to pattern and replaces them with replacement.”, as described here:
https://php.net/manual/en/function.preg-replace.php

So, combining them would look something like this:
$regex = “Your regex pattern goes here”;
preg_replace($regex, “”, $post->post_content)));

The pattern is a regex pattern if that wasn’t obvious. You may need an expert or to learn a bit about regex and then play with it until you get the desired result.
I just found this tool, and bookmarked for myself for the next time I need a regex pattern. But, I haven’t used it yet. Maybe it’ll help though.
https://regex101.com/

Oh, and by social media capabilities we mean the capabilities social network sites have for their members, not things like connecting anything to that abomination, facebook, or anything similar.

We realize that’s a lot and will likely have to use several plugins and some custom code to get what we want in the end. But, we can do that. Just need a starting point. Buddypress seems like that point so far. But, I’d rather hear from the experts who have actually been in the trenches the past few years.

Thanks

Thanks for your input. Did you read my question though? Membership 2 and that overpriced poorly executed business is exactly what I’m currently fleeing.

Been searching for weeks and have looked at almost everything available in the repo, plus all the paid stuff. The current sad state of affairs in the open source world seems to point towards having to buy a plugin to get a solid enough tool with which to run a business.

Numbers 5 and 6 are only there in case it will effect our choices in numbers 1 through 4. I hope that clears things up.

The OP said, “The website is hosted at https://www.1and1.fr . We’re trying to get in contact with them but so far, we’re looking for the client code of whoever first created the site”

It sounds like they can’t log into the server and overwrite files, unless maybe the person that owns the website (whomever started it) maybe left some FTP login info around for them to find.

And, who owns the domain?

If you can’t track down this person, you may have to start another website.

But, on second thought… if you can’t find the theme developer then you’re probably not getting the necessary updates as WordPress grows. So, it’s probably time for a new theme.

This may help:
https://www.webhostinghero.com/remove-featured-image-in-wordpress/

I was going to suggest a function and there it is. The CSS way too.

I’m a little rusty with WordPress themes, so please forgive me if this isn’t the best advice.

But, from glancing at your page, the first thing I’d do is get all those images out of the HTML and supply them using CSS (stylesheets). Better yet, don’t use images for simple buttons, or use sprites.

As for responsive display (across all devices) your theme’s CSS files should handle that, if it’s there. You’d need to adjust the CSS for those sidebars for each resolution you wish to display.

I hope that helps, or at least gets you started towards a solution. Best of luck.

It sounds like you want to create what’s called a Sticky post. For info on Sticky posts, look towards the bottom of this page here:

https://en.support.wordpress.com/post-visibility/

And, be sure to check out:

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

And, maybe this too:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-make-sticky-posts-in-wordpress/