Joanne

@humanistischnet thank you for providing your solution

I was confused how to make the logo visible on a home page designed with elementor.

The problem emerged when moving a development copy to the live server.

The logo was only visible in the CUstomizer editor.

It was not visible in the Elementor editor.
It was not visible in the browser.

I am using OceanWP.

I tried to fix it, but no logo appeared even after
– re-adding it using the Customizer
– clearing the cache

Indeed it does look like a bug with OceanWP

humanistischnet (@humanistischnet)

This part of your solution worked for me:

Don’t use the theme customizer to set the logo. Just open the page which is used as homepage in regular edit mode (classic editor). Beyond the TinyMCE editor window you will a couple of options including a field to define the logo.

For me, it seems like a bug of the OceanWP theme. Please fix this so the logo can be set via customizer, this did cost me more than an hour to solve this.

To be specific, here’s what I did
1) Open the home page with the “edit” option and click the button “Back to WordPress Editor”
2) Scroll down to OceanWP Settings
3) Select the tab for “logo”
4) Set your logo and retina logo
5) Publish
6) Your home page will be unstyled with your elementor settings. Open the home page again with “edit with elementor”
7) Update again (you may have to change something to activate the “update” button)

Turns out, I had to do this for every page — not just the ones styled with Elementor.

Thanks for putting out your solution.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Joanne.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Joanne.

I was able to select the desired podcasts with the taxonomy url method
https://mvuc.org/service-theme/podcast-episode/feed/

this is now a valid feed. But it isn’t recognized as our podcast URL in PowerPress.

The wrong podcast feed url is identified (https://mvuc.org/feed/podcast/ is wrong)

I have opened another thread with this problem.

Thank you – both @shawnogordo and @jimtrue.
– We didn’t use “podcast”; we used “service” for the custom post type
– the link to additional support is much appreciated.

Thank you

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by Joanne.

Thank you! Great to have your answer —

Thank you @iografica — i appreciate your response and I am sorry I did not see it earlier! Very helpful – I understand the plugin is needed.

Thank you @tsquez

I agree.

Nice to have your theme to work with! And I appreciate all the feedback.

Joanne

Hello Andrew thanks for your question

The issue came up when I created a child theme of TotalPress, and activated the child theme, without making any additional changes.

The child theme links to the TotalPress parent stylesheet, https://uncommonconsulting.com/2018dev/wp-content/themes/totalpress/style.css

But for some reason, the parent media queries did not fully execute in the child theme. They worked only when the parent theme was active.

After re-loading the parent style.css from a local copy, and refreshing the browser, the child theme appears to be using all the media queries in the parent now.

I wish I knew why it’s working now. I don’t but I’ll take it.

I hope that answers your question.

Joanne

@anevins thank you for your reply.

You are correct, there are no style rules (yet) in Child CSS because the child theme is calling parent styles:

rendered HTML Line 35:

<link rel=’stylesheet’ id=’parent-css’ href=’https://uncommonconsulting.com/2018dev/wp-content/themes/totalpress/style.css?ver=ParentTheme&#8217; type=’text/css’ media=’all’ />

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• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Joanne.

Update: (in case it helps anyone else)
I updated the parent style sheet at line 23 to add a second curly bracket after @page
23 @page{{

This made things worse — nothing after the second curly bracket executed in my child theme.

But after backing this change out and re-loading the original TotalPress style.css, the media queries for primary and sidebar divs worked as desired.

The breakpoint at 1023px triggers full-width primary and sidebar now, even in the child theme.

So for now this problem seems to be resolved.

Hello @tsquez

Thank you for your reply.

No worries – your timing works fine.

I have updated the TotalPress theme with your update and now the menu icon works on the child theme just started.

I will mark this as solved! (and move on to my next question!)

Much appreciation

Hhanks Liuta

I Did set up and verify the AWS Remote storage option.

And validated it. (As you can see from my query ?? )

Will it just go there without a path in “backup storage location?”

Thanks for the feedback. i may try a custom MySQL job to truncate the table once per week. Unless you see a reason not to do that.

Where in the directory does your plugin store this cache? Maybe I can delete the file with a custom cronjob.

Please advise

Hello
Today the size of our wp_aal_request_cache is 1101.29 mB
That’s right it is 1.1 GB.

I have had the caching mode set to intense and the interval for removing expired caches set to 1 day for the past month.

I am wondering if the function to remove expired caches is actually working.

Here is the data from the Caches tab:
Caches

Sizes
Products: 17.06 MB
Requests: 1101.29 MB

Products: 113 item(s).
Requests: 877 item(s).

Clear Expired Caches
Products: 0 item(s).

Requests: 7146 item(s).

The goal is to have the plugin remove caches well before they get to 1GB. Maybe half that at the most.

Can your plugin confirm when it has deleted expired caches so we know if this function is operational?

It is set to Intense ??