Dimitris Kalliris

Hey there,

I can confirm that

1. smartlib_general_font_family_default
2. smartlib_general_text_color_default

settings, located in /bootstrap-core/smart-lib/vendor/class-customizer-options.php aren’t being used at all in the theme.
I pressume that you can use these values through a child-theme though and the get_theme_mod function, although I’d prefer the theme author to resolve it and publish an update.

Cheers,
Dimitris

A child theme is a theme that inherits the functionality and styling of another theme, called the parent theme. Child themes are the recommended way of modifying an existing theme.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes
This is a very basic functionality of WordPress so please spare a moment (or two) and read the previous link. ??

In short terms, you can use the repo I created (download as ZIP file through Github) and install-activate it as a normal WP theme in order to surpass the front-page template used by parent theme.

Hope that helps,
Dimitris

Hey there,

I tried to replicate and resolve this. The issue is due to the /travel-lite/front-page.php file.

In order to surpass that I created a child theme (https://github.com/fovoc/travel-lite-child) where I actually duplicated the page.php template inside the front-page.php file.

Please inform me how that goes,
Dimitris

Try re-saving your permalinks and test again.

If this persists, deactivate all of your plugins in case this is a conflict.

I’ll go ahead and try to replicate this in my local end.

Hey there,

do you use any caching plugins? If so, can you try purge all instances or deactivate the plugin to test if this remains?

Please advise,
Dimitris

Hey there,

I just replicated this issue and I can confirm it, the style.css file is missing.
@inkthemescom please re-submit the theme with the correct style.css file.

Cheers,
Dimitris

Hey there,

did you change your homepage setting to the new page you created?

1. Go to Administration > Settings > Reading panel.
2. Set Front page displays to a static page
3. In the drop down menu for Front Page select the page you want
4. Save changes.

REF: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page#Creating_a_Static_Front_Page

Please advise,
Dimitris

Hey there,

I just tried to replicate this in my local installation with no luck (I set the language in Greek).
I can see that the link you mentioned is located in /virtue/woocommerce/single-product.php (line #27 and #29) which is truly in the .po file located in /virtue/languages/ folder.

Please confirm that your appropriate language file (in /virtue/languages/ folder) has a translated string for “Back to”.

If this persists could be:
1) cache issue, try to purge all cache instances or de-activate any caching plugins
2) permissions issue (https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_File_Permissions)

Please advise,
Dimitris

Hey there,

Just a thought on this… I just had a similar issue with dropdowns that were required but could be surpassed in registration form. Debugging this one and I realized that was a HTML compression script that I was using that caused the issue. I removed the script in registration page and requirements works as should be.

Cheers,
Dimitris

Hey there,

I haven’t implemented a solution yet, but if I finally use the login page of RCP then I’ll post back here my solution.

Cheers,
Dimitris

Hey there,

I just realised that you’re using the login_form_middle filter hook in custom login pages for that. I’ll get around it. ??

Thanks for the help,
Dimitris

Hey there,

I wan’t to use the captcha functionality in a custom login page generated by Restrict Content Pro.

Inside the functions.php file of my child-theme I use
add_action( ‘rcp_login_form_fields_before_submit’, array(AIOWPSecurity_General_Init_Tasks, ‘insert_captcha_custom_login’), 10, 2 );
, the rcp_login_form_fields_before_submit action is located in user login template but I keep getting the following error
Warning: Missing argument 2 for AIOWPSecurity_General_Init_Tasks::insert_captcha_custom_login() in /xxx/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-wp-security-and-firewall/classes/wp-security-general-init-tasks.php on line 252

Thanks in advanced,
Dimitris

$('select#field_276_year option').each(function(){
 var legit_year = GetTodayYear() - 18;
 var current = $(this);
 if ( current.val() > legit_year ) {
  current.remove();
 }
});

function GetTodayYear() {
 var tdate = new Date();
 var yyyy = tdate.getFullYear();
 return yyyy;
}

For anyone interested, that’s my tiny workaround handling the year of birth. Keep in mind to change #field_276_year with your corresponding field ID.

Cheers,
Dimitris

Hey there,

do you mean by hiding values in front end?

Hey there,

I’ll create a pull-request in Github with the Greek email translations.

As I side note, I have sent you an email 5 days ago through the contact form of your site, considering an issue which made me stop using your plugin eventually (and unfortunately). There was something wrong that was causing the server in multiple 503s errors. I have sent you any info I had from my server company as the phpinfo() they’re using.

Cheers,
Dimitris