Bradex

Thank you!

I’ll do as you suggested.

Perhaps, it is a problem with my office network. Certain websites (like youtube, facebook) have been blocked at my office. I presume that the Photo Gallery uses some external source for the slideshow/lightbox and that could have caused this issue.

Images are loading on mobile, but not on desktop.

Thanks for taking note of the issue! ??

@jeherve You understood correctly!

Thanks for the tip! Updating the options under Settings > Discussion helped!

It makes no sense having settings for the same thing in two places. No wonder it did not work earlier!

I hope that the jetpack team takes note of this issue!

No. My issue is not the same as on the link posted.

In my case, the settings are not lost after reloading the page. The issue is that disabling ‘follow blog’ does not disable ‘Notify me of new posts via email’ under the comment box.

Disabling both “follow comments” and “follow blog” successfully removes both “Notify me of new comments via email” and “Notify me of new posts via email” from under the comment box.

@rupok Thanks a lot!

Your code solved the issue! I just had to increase the px a bit. With 300px the tagline came in two lines.

Beyond a particular px, the tagline’s left-alignment gets lost and they appear to get centre-aligned. Is there a way to change this behavior?

Thanks! I had some idea of the same.

I had already edited great_copyright_infotext (which i found in the functions.php file) and it did not work as I had mentioned above.

I am not able to find the location of the other function. Is there a way to easily locate these functions?

footer.php is not having all the details. See here:

<?php
/**
 * The template for displaying the footer.
 *
 * @package Great
 */

// Theme Footer Copyright Info-Text
echo great_copyright_infotext();great_wp_footer();wp_footer(); ?></body></html>

Thank you Tobias!

Cheers to the best plugin and the best plugin author I’ve met in WP! ??

.tablepress tr,
.tablepress tbody td {
	border: 1px solid #cccccc;
}

The above seems to be the minimum requirements to show all borders for a header-less table.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by Bradex.

This one did the trick:
.tablepress tr,
.tablepress tbody td,
.tablepress thead th,
.tablepress tfoot th {
border: 1px solid #cccccc;
}

Got it from the FAQ page.

Is it necessary to use .tablepress at the top of the above code as mentioned in the FAQ?

I use tables without a header. When I use the above code, the top-most border of my tables are not visible. All other borders are visible. Can you give the similar code for a header-less table.

Thanks!

No, I meant tutorials meant specifically for the buttons in TinyMCE Advanced. Pages similar to the one you mentioned are abundant over the internet and describe changes which has to be written as CSS. But, for a novice user like me who is preferring a WYSIWYG editor like TinyMCE Advanced, they are too complicated. If I am comfortable with the CSS codes, I would not have even installed a plugin for editing tables.

For example, when I go to, Table > Table Properties > General > Border, I see a blank field. What am I supposed to enter there? A drop-down list/radio buttons for the types of borders would have been great!

Thanks for the suggestion! I will try this too!