ckbrewer15

I searched the support forum for cookie issues for that caching plugin but did not come across anything, you may want to try as well here:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/wp-super-cache

It wouldn’t hurt to clear all the cached files if there are any and see if that solves anything for you.

If you can, check your database values for siteurl and/or home in your wp_options table. Make sure these values match the DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE in wp-config.php. If they do match, then make sure they look correct. Other than that I am sorry, I am not sure what else to try.

Does the theme you are using have a custom function in the functions.php file that would redirect users for some reason?

What is the role of the user you are trying to login with? Maybe it is not admin and is being treated as a regular user?

Maybe check to see if your htaccess file is corrupted?

Have you tried clearing all cookies in your browser?

Is it possible the site url was changed somehow by mistake in settings/config?

Good luck.

When I select a product and go to view my shopping cart, all I see is a contact form on this page:

https://happinesslimitless.com/my-account/shopping-cart/

It does not seem like the website is setup correctly, but it is difficult to provide any helpful information with the lack of details you provided. I would suggest reading and following the documentation for the theme and/or shopping cart system you are using.

Good luck.

One solution would be to install a related posts plugin. There are quite a few of them. Please browse these and see which one matches your requirements the most:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search/related/

Have you tried contacting your host and asking if they have any type of possible caching system (Varnish is popular) in place that may be interfering or creating this issue?

When you check your HTML source in the browser, is there any white space before the <!DOCTYPE> declaration?

Do you have any caching plugins installed?

You may have already found and searched for answers, have you tried the solutions in this post?

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/238931/getting-cookies-are-blocked-or-not-supported-by-your-browser-on-login-page

Good luck.

More information such as the theme you are using and what you have tried and have not tried would be helpful. It may be possible that the theme you are using has an option somewhere to turn this on but I am assuming not.

There is a function you can add to your theme files to display the comment author’s name that you can read about here:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/comment_author

No problem, good luck

Check out: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/relevanssi/

I will be using it this week for the first time. It supports custom post types, updated often, over 100,000+ installs, very good ratings. Check it out and see if it fits your requirements.

In the future I would recommend simply using the WordPress plugin search to look for yourself as there are quite a few nice looking options you can review:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search/search/

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by ckbrewer15.

I would recommend asking your domain registrar if there are any strange settings that may be redirecting the URLs. As well as your hosting provider if there may be a possible security breach. Beyond that, I have not personally come across this issue myself.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by ckbrewer15.

Sorry if I am misunderstanding you. If you created theme files that display partial pages, then you would include them into your page using:

get_template_part(‘custom_footer’)

So this would pull “custom_footer.php” into another theme file.

Read more here: https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/get_template_part/

At the end of your urls I see “/LY.com”. Is this supposed to exist?

I would think you have a typo somewhere in your template files or maybe permalink settings.

This appears to be a theme specific question for the developer. It depends on if the menu is generated by code inside the theme files themselves or maybe a plugin or the built-in WordPress menu system or other.

Looking at your style.css, I tracked down the support website for that theme to be located here:

https://ghostpool.ticksy.com/

I would recommend contacting them with your question.

You have a few options.

Personally, I have a local development setup. So I have WordPress installed on my Mac and I can build everything custom locally. Then when it is completed, I upload the new theme to the live website, install the plugins I may require, update any settings I may need and activate the new theme. Then browse around and check for any issues.

Another option is to create a child theme for TwentySixteen, then I believe you can build the theme while it is disabled but you can preview it under Appearance and click on Customize, where you can customize your theme and see the live preview as well. I have never used Thrive Architect so I am unsure how easy this would be to do.

Another possible option would be to install a plugin like Theme Switcha (I am not involved with this plugin nor have I used it before, there may be better options.) which will allow you to switch between themes and view them on the live site but only you would see them. So your surfers would see the normal site you have now, but you would see the new version you are building.

Again, I build things from scratch on my Mac and I find each theme upgrade or move is unique based on the current setup and what needs to be done, that would require looking deeper.

I hope this was somewhat helpful, if you have a specific question please ask.

Hello,

The text may not appear to be centred but I believe it is. I took a screenshot you can view that highlights the actual dimensions of the image file:

View post on imgur.com

I measured from the left and right sides in pixels which are the same.

Here are two potential solutions for you. The first is that you could crop your logo and re-upload it so there is more or less white space on the left or right side. The second solution is that you could push the menu to the left or right using CSS.

I see the links have a CSS class “qbutton” attached to them. So you could write some custom CSS like this:

.qbutton {
left: -10px
}

This would move each link to the left minus 10 px, increase the number to move it more. You would add this CSS into your themes style.css file or you could install a custom CSS plugin.

Hello,

Sorry, just to clarify are you looking to just create a new theme? Or are you moving the site to a new host and installing a fresh new copy of WP? A little more info would be helpful.

If your current website using WordPress is up to date with the latest version, I would simply make a new theme.