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  • I’m pulling my hair out on this.

    The steps in your link for the logo are nothing like what I’m seeing.

    I have WordPress 6.0, using the Twenty-Twenty-Two theme with no page builders – just blocks.

    I may have screwed something up months ago when I was trying to figure everything out, but I would think that I could at least find the blocks referred to in the link.

    There is no “Site Logo” block in the blocks section. I have Site Title and Site Tagline, but no “Site Logo”. And I cannot find any settings similar to the image showing an option to “Use as site icon” to toggle.

    As a result, I cannot get to the “Customizing Site Identity” page where I could name the site and upload the favicon.ico image.

    Are there any better instructions available? Anything that tells me how to get to the legacy method of managing the theme?

    Thank you,
    Ernie

    Thread Starter ernienet

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    Found it.

    Thank you,
    Ernie

    I need to find the <head> tag to insert the MailChimp code – I’ll worry about Google Analytics later.

    How do I insert the code in the header WITHOUT having to install another plugin? Is it even possible with a block theme?

    Thank you,
    Ernie

    Thread Starter ernienet

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    Thank you, Jonathan.

    I know this is a free plugin, so it’s doubly appreciated when you actively support it. As for the gravatar, I suspect that’s exactly what the client did – I walked her through creating her gravatar in a training session, and I noticed she used her personal email instead of her business email. I’ll email her with your explanation – I never would have figured that out on my own!

    I suspect, to the extent that your plugin is used for your own clients, that you might be able to justify charging for the plugin. The distinction your plugin has over similar plugins is that it uses the USER database in the WordPress core to create the board members – this reduces redundancy and allows users to update their own profiles when they have their own accounts. Continued development and feature enhancement will really make this plugin stand out among the others. I’m looking forward to learning to use the other features and teach them to my clients.

    If anyone out there has created a hook using winbm_users_serving for sorting the list and has a simple explanation for how to create and implement a hook in WP (I’ve done a little research and it appears to be over my head), I think a lot of people would benefit from having it posted here.

    In my case, I need to order the board members according to their position, so an additional field is needed to establish a sort order because the position title is not going to be alphabetical.

    I don’t know if the hook can be coded directly into the list-board-members.php file or not. If so, that would be very convenient :). But if not, fundamentals of how to create hooks and how to activate them in WordPress would be very helpful. Most of the tutorials I found on hooks make a lot of assumptions that that reader already knows certain things.

    In Joomla, I use Community Builder and create a field called “Ordering” where the client can simply enter a number and the underlying query will sort first by the number, then by the last name, then by first name ascending. I didn’t need to code anything.

    I find most WordPress plugins don’t have as much in terms of advanced features built-in as Joomla does. It’s been a challenge for me to support my WordPress clients at the same level as my Joomla clients.

    Thank you,
    Ernie

    I’m using s2Member – I’ll check that to see if it’s the cause of the conflict.

    I just took over this website for a client and I’m working through all the plugins they were already using ??

    Thank you,
    Ernie

    I just installed this plugin (thank you – it’s very helpful!). But I’m experiencing the same issue @stylecreators is. Not sure if it has to do with changes to WP or PHP over the years. I’m using the current 5.4.2 version of WP, and PHP 7.3.

    Any help with this would be much appreciated!

    Thanks again for an elegant and easy solution,
    Ernie

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