graphicscove

Is your host able to support you here? They should be able to check any rules on their end.

I can’t really help if you don’t provide a link, otherwise I’m just guessing and that would be a waste of time.

Does your theme come with editable widgets you can add in to widget areas on the site? It might be a case of adding in the related article widget and then assigning related posts through the post page.

Even before anything on your page it loading, it seems it’s taking 5 seconds to connect. This is probably the cloudflare caching.

Strip out anything you don’t need from the site. There are a few resources that are taking 3/4 seconds to load.

That said though, loading the site in the browser from the UK was pretty snappy.

Do you have a link to your site that you can share?

I understand you have not set up redirection, however there are some plugins that do a redirect automatically. Do you have any plugins that could be doing that?

Hello,

The dark blue border on the top of the table looks as though it’s just the design and is there for styling, not a focus effect.

Here’s some CSS that should change it to the same border as the other edges of the table:

.bSe table tbody tr:first-child {
border-top: 3px solid #ebebeb;
}

You have said you tried other CSS solutions with no luck so if the above doesn’t work try this:

.bSe table tbody tr:first-child {
border-top: 3px solid #ebebeb;!important
}

Remember to put this at the very bottom of your CSS file to override anything else.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by graphicscove.

Hi Rob,

Looks like you’ll need a custom plugin to achieve this. There are PHP functions such as getimagesize() that you can use the check the image size against. You can use this to then store the image in a folder and then generating a link to download all files in a specified directory through a .zip file is straight forward.

Will users need to see a list of their uploaded entries? That could get a bit complicated.

~ Steven

Hello,

It looks like an issue with your server. Ask your host to check for you.

~ Steven

Hello Murray,

Are you moving to WordPress.com or www.ads-software.com? Support might be able to help you if you are going to .com. Otherwise for .org it would have to be a manual import.

~ Steven

Which new plugins did you install?

If your host broke your site they are responsible for fixing it. Who are you hosting with?

Are you able to get in touch with the 3rd party that created the form? It sounds like some values might have been hard coded.

~ Steven

Hello,

Unfortunately it looks like your theme doesn’t have the default WordPress classes in it. I left a comment on your gist which should help this issue. This goes into your theme CSS file.

~ Steven

Hello Victoria,

What plugin are you using to create the form? The plugin author should be able to help.

~ Steven