George Florea Banus

This is the code:

function my_carbon_fields_setup() {

	Container::make('post_meta', 'group1')
		->show_on_post_type('post')
		->add_fields(array(
			Field::make('text', 'cbr_field1', 'field1'),
			Field::make('text', 'cbr_field2', 'field2'),
		));

	Container::make('post_meta', 'group2')
		->show_on_post_type('post')
		->add_fields(array(
			Field::make('text', 'cbr_field3', 'field3'),
			Field::make('textarea', 'cbr_field4', 'field4'),
		));
}
add_action('carbon_register_fields', 'my_carbon_fields_setup');

But i don’t see these groups/metaboxes in the tabify settings page.

I added that script, but now all fields are on second tab and i have no way of splitting them on 2 (or more) tabs since they are not available on tabify’s settings page.

That was it, thanks.

Nice plugin.

https://wordpress.com/start/themes, select a theme or scroll to bottom and click skip;
you get to https://wordpress.com/start/domains choose a domain something.wordpress.com, select the free one;
you get to this page https://wordpress.com/start/plans, select free plan;
you get here https://wordpress.com/start/user, complete fields click create my account.

There used to be an option to create an account without creating a site.

Enable wordpress debugging https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Debugging_in_WordPress

Log-in through ftp and rename the plugins directory to something else then check your site.

Is https://www.leagroup.co.za the address of the wp installation we’re talking here?
Did you configure the domain to point to the right ip address?

When you migrate a wordpress website you have to upload your files and establish a connection to a database.
You can create the database through phpmyadmin, but you also need a user for that database.

Easiest way to do this is to go to the Users tab in phpmyadmin, click on add user and you get this https://i.imgur.com/KOj3sa7.png
– enter username;
– select localhost;
– enter password;
– check the option pointed in the screenshot
– scroll down and click go.

Then go to https://www.leagroup.co.za/wp-admin/install and you should get the installation page.

Edit: https://www.leagroup.co.za/wp-admin/install gives me an Internal Server Error, try with a clean wordpress installation, and if it’s still giving you that error contact you host as they should be able figure out the problem easier.

Did you deactivate all of them?

Try enabling debugging https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Debugging_in_WordPress

You most likely have a plugin that does something wrong.

Right click somewhere in the admin side and click inspect element and go to the console tab. If there is any text there take a screenshot of it.

If you added any plugins recently try deactivating them.

You delete the widget from where you add it, there is a delete button left from visibility button.

If it still shows it’s because the cache (you are using WP-Super-Cache).

And if you paid for the theme you should contact the theme authors and they should help you with this.

How do you get the ids in the post__in array?

Give more details, like the exact error message, maybe make a screenshot.

Did you set up a database on the live server for wordpress?

Seems like i got the wrong theme you have https://themetrust.com/demos/swell/ while i was talking about https://organicthemes.com/theme/swell-theme/, they have a similar look.

From what i see that theme doesn’t have a sidebar widget area.
A widget area is an area/zone in your site that can display your widgets and you might only have one at the bottom.

View post on imgur.com

More widget areas can be added but you have to edit your theme files.

Does that happen only when you add a widget?

Did you made any changes to the theme files?

Also do you have the free or premium theme?

There are many plugins that can do scheduled backups, both of your files and your database.

BackUpWordPress I used to use this one, but there are many more.