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Hello alaina13,

It’s strange that you are seeing 2 different versions of you homepage. I took a quick look at your code and it seems like you’re using a minification plugin to compress your HTML/CSS, this could be affecting cache as well depending on the plugin. Could you try disabling this plugin and try viewing your site from a different location.

I’ve tried minification plugins in the past that have always caused my site to act a bit weird so it’s the first thing I can think of to try here.

Let us know if anything changes after you deactivate the plugin.

Kind regards

Hello petrachappell,

Is this a template you have brought or did you create it yourself? You can edit the title separator by adding in a parameter to the wp_title code in your header.php. More information can be found here: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_title.

I see the separator currently works on your homepage. Do you have your header.php code we could have a look at to see what’s going on?

Kind regards

No problem, glad I could be of assistance!

Sounds like you’ve used the CSS I provided with the !important at the end so you will also need to add !important to the end of the colour for the navigation:

nav a {
  color: #fff!important;
}

The colours will affect all links so check this isn’t affecting anywhere else in your theme.

a:any-link is a new pseudo-class. It matches an ‘a’ tag that that has :link or :visited.

You should be able to override this by putting the following at the bottom of your style.css:

a {
 color: red;
}
a:visited {
 color: red;
}

Alternatively if this doesn’t work just add an !important after each:

a {
 color: red!important;
}
a:visited {
 color: red!important;
}

Obviously change ‘red’ for your colour. A link to your site might also he helpful in the future. Let me know if this works for you ??

Overwrite all your themes/plugins with clean downloads. Make sure all your directories have the correct permissions. You haven’t provided a URL so I can’t check myself but reinstalling WordPress may help if it’s got into the core.

I think this is what you’re looking for: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-contact-form-7-this-is-how-to-showhide-fields-with-jquery?replies=19

Good luck!

I can agree with the security issues. Most of the places I’ve looked have been worried about that. We were looking at just allowing the user to upload zip files, or maybe enter a password we could give them before clicking upload.

At the moment we have to set up an FTP account every time a user wants to send us a file so we were looking to do something via our WordPress install.. There are some plugins for guest uploads, not the best but useable, but it’s getting around that upload limit..

No, it’s our own hosted server for internal projects but it was around long before I arrived and set up that way to begin with. Since everything has worked on that configuration for years it’s not going to change any time soon.

Anyway, thanks for the response, looks like we’re going to have to create a new server for these things.

I hadn’t even noticed that before. I’m glad it’s working now though, there goes the rest of my night I’m about to code up some awesome contact forms, thanks again!

That’s the thing though, I did just put it into the /js folder and called it in the header with:

<script type=”text/javascript” src=”<?php echo get_stylesheet_directory_uri(); ?>/js/jquery-1.7.1.min.js”></script>

But it didn’t work. I assumed it would work if I filled in the location/name in step 5 but nothing. It’s only when I filled it as you said that it did work. I just wondered if there was anything hidden away in the script that specifically asked for that file structure.

And you’re right, perhaps I should start using this structure as well, it seems to make sense!

I just wanted to say you are amazing! I’ve wanted this functionality for quite a while but only last night did a client want it. After stressing out and using some other examples that didn’t work I stumbled upon this, and I’m glad I did. It works perfectly for what I need and will help my client save a little by using this free alternative rather than some other paid options I wont mention.

I’m not a major coder, I can edit bits here and there and I know which way is up, so I’m not a total noob either, but I was wondering why the script only worked if the JS was in the /my-theme/js/1.7.1/ directory. I usually keep all the javascript files within /my-theme/js/ without another directory and I edited the code in step 5 for the header to reflect this and nothing worked. I then followed your instructions perfectly to get it working and it did! I couldn’t find any reference to only finding the script in that directory so I wondered what’s going on..

Anyway thanks again! All the posts on this have been 1-2 years old and I’m surprised this hasn’t been added to the core of the plugin yet, I’m glad you shared this.

Make sure your wp-uploads file is writeable or you have correctly entered the FTP details correctly when attempting a plugin install.

Sorted, it was due to the functions.php settings. Looks like everything is validating fine now, thanks alchymyth!

Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll see if that comes up with anything.

I have 5 dynamic sidebars in total, 3 footer ones, one on the blog page and one on the contact page. I’m getting the same errors with all of them.