danieltj

Thanks for the link that is perfect, is it possible to have multi layers of panels and sections by any chance? I’m looking to implement at least one more level to my panels but I’m not sure of the right syntax though.

Thanks a bunch though!

Weird that panels aren’t referenced in the Codex at all.

I thought only sections, settings and controls exist!

Yep, it’ll overwrite your changes to meet the latest version, so I’d advise manually updating by going through the change log and making the changes yourself so you don’t lose anything. That’s the safest way.

Hi Jose, um I think so yeah.

Anything that means I can have sub categories in the customiser sidebar for options and settings instead of long lists of tick boxes etc, yes.

If you could help that’d be great! ??

I’ve figured out why this was happening.

I didn’t have the correct namespace within the functions.php and comments.php file. Ensuring that these two files had the same namespace meant it now works.

I spent way too long trying to figure this out… ugh!

Sorry, I must have missed that.

If there are no settings for social icons which there doesn’t seem so, you’ll need to add them in yourself. Are you familiar with HTML and CSS?

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No worries, glad you got it sorted.

What theme is it that your asking about?

It means that because you’re using a default theme (Twenty Ten), when you update the WordPress core, it’ll update the theme and overwrite all the changes you’ve made to theme back to the standard theme design.

Best thing to do is find another theme that is mobile friendly and change it to your liking. Or just don’t update your theme.

Try disabling all of your plugins and trying again. Then turn them on one by one to see if any of them stop images from being uploaded.

Also, make sure that the image doesn’t already exist on the site and if it does, delete it and try to upload it again. Usually it’ll be a plugin or a corrupt image etc.

Do you have access to the database for your website? Your web host provider should be able to point you in the right direction as it can vary per host.

Take a backup of your database before you change anything though as if you break something it can take a lot of work to manually restore it.

Usually hosts use phpMyAdmin to access a sites database. Look for the two rows within the options table. Again, ask your host if you can’t find it as it might be set up differently or named differently etc.

It depends what you’re after exactly. But generally you could open comments up on the page for people to leave reviews or use a plugin to give you some extra options. This is a good place to start to look for a plugin.

You’ll need to get access to your database that stores the data of your website and alter the two link rows in the options table.

Revert it back to what it was and it should let you in again.

Are you using a plugin for the contact form? If so you’ll need to go and ask the developer for support directly because it might be a case of the plugin doesn’t work with the latest WordPress core update.

Do you have SSL/HTTPS enabled on your website? It’s the padlock that secures the connection between your computer and the server.

WordPress.com sites and www.ads-software.com sites are different. www.ads-software.com is self hosted so it isn’t attached to the WordPress.com infrastructure. You’ll be fine.

Have you updated your domain settings inside Settings > General to reflect the new changes? Have you also tried deactivating each plugin you have one by one to see if anything is causing problems?