drinkliverpool

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Awesome. I wish I could understand PHP.

That works great, does the job but I’m still left with a space where the sidebar goes. Its got a CSS background so its very noticable (https://urbanfoodanddrink.co.uk/?s=sefton&x=0&y=0).

I may just leave it at that cos I’ve no idea on how I’d remove the sidebar style for Search & Tag results.

I dont have tag.php but I have search.php and all its says is:

<?php
	get_header();
	include(THEME_LIB.'/template_posts.php');
	get_footer();
?>

If i go to template_posts.php the only thing I see relating to the sidebar is:
<?php if(!$full_width_page) get_sidebar();?>

I dont understand the template hierarchy

I’ve got a similar problem, after selecting the Featured Image, instead of being able to see the image on the bottom right of the edit post page, all I see is -1 (minus one).

I can add featured images no problem to sub-sites thought, just not this parent site.

Excellent. Both soloutions worked. I have learned from this. ??

I’d rather use that plugin mainly for aesthetic purposes.

I’d be eternally grateful if you could help me out and let me know what it is ur doing.

Pleeeeease

I give up. I just don’t understand it all. I tried messing around with what you said (to the limit of my understanding) and I also tried looking for a role manager plugin that’d do this but with no luck.

I’ll just use a different FAQ plugin where the settings are already admin only. Thanks anyway.

Glad to be of assistance.

CARLOS.
Go into cPanel or whatever your host uses and locate the folder where your NextGen images are stored. If you use cPanel, on the far right o each file will be some numbers, these are the FILE PERMISSIONS. They’ll probably read 0644. You will need to change these to 0777 to make the images visible.

To change all at once, click on SELECT ALL and then right click the highlighted files and then select CHANGE PERMISSIONS and check all the boxes so the numbers read 777. You may want to do this to the folder too.

If you don’t use cPanel, there should be something similar to enable you to change the permissions.

To be honest, i’m not too clever with PHP, trying to teach myself with a PHP5 book I bought but it just goes over my head. I know te VERY basics and that’s about it.

I would love someone totell me what to change in the files of this plugin. ??

I’ve fixed it. It was a permissions problem. I just made them 777 and now they show up fine. Thanks anyway.

All my users are Authors as its a personal gallery blog. One of the plugins i use is called Q&A plugin(https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/q-and-a/). When I log in as an Admin, the FAQ setting tab appears directly under the COMMENTS button as it does when an Author logs in.

I want this FAQ settings tab to appear for an ADMIN ONLY.

Nor me. The built-in “email poster” doesnt work either.

Anybody?

Thank You.