JamesStrang

@magnolia234

Why do they need to give free support? They’re giving a free theme.

I’m a website designer and I can troubleshoot any problem I come into contact with. People pay me big money to do it too. Why should the creators of the theme give you a service for free that anyone else would charge for?

Also, based on your complaints I don’t feel you can justify a 1 star review. Having issues with something so small as the social icons, and not offering free support is at least 3 stars in my opinion.

What theme are you using? You need to add the code to your theme’s CSS. If you tell me the name of the theme I can give you some more direct instructions

I fixed it on my site by adding this to the CSS of my theme:

.woocommerce .products ul, .woocommerce ul.products, .woocommerce-page .products ul, .woocommerce-page ul.products {width:100%;}
.woocommerce ul.products li.product, .woocommerce-page ul.products li.product {clear:none;}

Change your main shop page to another page to take the products off of it…

I’m having the same issue on:
https://legacyironworks.ca/

Any Ideas? My theme is suffusion, and I also installed its commerce pack that supports woocommerce.

I will be able to tell if someone is registering more than one guest with the same IP address. I may also be able to track them down.

I was just there and didn’t see any borders? Has the issue been resolved?

you may need to add the hooks needed by those plugins manually to your header.php(theme file) or it could be possible that your themes functions are overriding the meta tags that those plugins would be trying to add.

Also you could accomplish the same thing with a robots.txt file. You currently have a robots.txt file on your site that looks like this:

User-agent: *
Disallow: /wp-admin/
Disallow: /wp-includes/

you can add more rules into this file, for example:

to block indexing on:
https://www.smarthunts.com/charitable/locate-donate

add the following line to your robots.txt file:
Disallow: /charitable/locate-donate

Yes, is your database a backup file or a live database?

Either way upload the wordpress core files to your new URL(server) and follow the instructions.

If your database is a backup file I would suggest doing a new install and then importing the database (also depending on file type).

If your database is still live, you should use the upgrade options. You may need to change the address of the site manually in the database before your site will work properly, I’m not sure, it’s been a while since I last had to restore a complete install.

I hope I could be of some assistance

Ok, so now I have spent a few hours on this issue, I have come up with this solution so far.

First I added a new custom question as “Private” I found that the name of the form field displayed for this question is “mainquestion4”.

I then added
‘$ipaddress = $_SERVER[“REMOTE_ADDR”];’ to the top of rsvp_frontend.inc.php (right after <?php)

and added
‘$form .= ” <input type=\”hidden\” name=\”mainquestion4\” value=\”$ipaddress\” />\r\n”;’
to the list of hidden form fields in the same file.

I know that my hidden form field works because I tested it separately, but I cannot get the IP address to be added to the field.

I’m not very good with PHP, so any help would be appreciated. I think it may be a problem with the variable being global or local. Or could it be that I have used an incorrect code to grab the IP address?

$form = "<form id=\"rsvpForm\" name=\"rsvpForm\" method=\"post\" action=\"$rsvp_form_action\">\r\n";
	$form .= "	<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"attendeeID\" value=\"".$attendeeID."\" />\r\n";
	$form .= "	<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"rsvpStep\" value=\"handleRsvp\" />\r\n";
	$form .= "	<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"mainquestion4\" value=\"$ipaddress\" />\r\n";
	$yesVerbiage = ((trim(get_option(OPTION_YES_VERBIAGE)) != "") ? get_option(OPTION_YES_VERBIAGE) :
		__("Yes, of course I will be there! Who doesn't like family, friends, weddings, and a good time?", 'rsvp-plugin'));
	$noVerbiage = ((trim(get_option(OPTION_NO_VERBIAGE)) != "") ? get_option(OPTION_NO_VERBIAGE) :
			__("Um, unfortunately, there is a Star Trek marathon on that day that I just cannot miss.", 'rsvp-plugin'));

if you want to change the text of an option that isn’t in the RSVP Options area and isn’t a custom question, go to rsvp/rsvp_frontend.inc.php in your plugin files. Simply search for (ctrl + f in windows) the text you want to change, and change it. You will need to change the text again if you ever update the plugin.

I don’t know how to make the change that you need, I haven’t really looked at the code very closely, but I have a solution that you may like better.

Add the rsvp form to a WP page, then make it so that page will load without themes. Then create a link near the top of your existing 1 page website. Set the link to open up an Iframe popup (lightbox style) of the new rsvp page. Your guests will be able to RSVP without even having the main page reload, and they can stay at the top(or bottom) of your page the whole time. When they are done the close the Iframe and don’t have to see the RSVP form again unless they want to.

This is a bit of an advanced strategy, but it wouldn’t require editing the plugin at all and therefore should be pretty stable. I think it should be pretty easy to find a plugin to remove theme files from a page, and also a plugin to open a lightbox Iframe.

Any questions I would be glad to help.

To get rid of, or change default questions go to Dashboard -> Settings -> RSVP Options.

These options are on the RSVP Options page:

RSVP Question Verbiage: Default is: “So, how about it?” Enter a new question here. You can’t remove this question.

To remove the “Did we slip up…” question check the box labeled “Do not allow additional guests ”

To get rid of, or change default questions go to Dashboard -> Settings -> RSVP Plugin. The options for default questions start about halfway down the page.

I don’t know how it could be stated any clearer.

I had the same problem with the guest list for my wedding using this plugin. I wasn’t able to find a solution. Although I was able to work around in my situation by using associated guests.

I had 2 Tyler Lees, Tyler Lee Jr and Tyler Lee Sr. Tyler Lee Sr in likely to RSVP himself, but Tyler Lee Jr will most likely get his wife Amanda to RSVP. Tyler Lee Sr gets put into the system as “Tyler Lee” and Tyler Lee Jr gets put into the system as “Tyler Lee Jr” and is associated with “Amanda Lee” When Amanda RSVPs she will also be able to RSVP for Tyler Lee Jr without needing to type in the “JR”

Sorry for the long response, but that’s the only way I could find to work around the problem.