graphicscove

There are a number of real estate themes out there that I’ve come across in the last few years so editing a magazine theme to suit your needs might be complicating things. A google search should find them for you.

As for paid vs free themes it’s basically just luck and which theme you pick. Paid themes can be filled with useless code that bloats the system and causes things to slow down – They call this a ‘feature’ where a user gets everything. On the other hand if you find a good free theme they can be really fast and cater for a specific niche. Equally there are some bad free themes and some great paid themes. Again, it’s probably just down to luck so do your research.

~ Steven

What theme are you using?
Can you share a link to your site so we can have a look at it more in depth?

~ Steven

Have you installed any themes/plugins recently that could have caused this?

Disable all plugins and revert to the default theme, see if that does anything.

~ Steven

Are you using a plugin that alters default behaviours in the editor? I just inserted some media to a post on the latest WP and it comes through fine. There might possibly be a conflict.

~ Steven

While I don’t believe it will look attractive, it is possible.

I’ve created a concept here: https://jsfiddle.net/graphicscove/jzT8E/526/. You will need to add the CSS to your theme CSS file. I don’t believe you can add HTML tags within the page title so you may have to find a different way of doing that.

~ Steven

It certainly is possible. I’ve had positive experiences using this jquery plugin to give various export options for tables. Most of the activity log plugins I’ve used display tables, it should be easy enough to incorporate the export links into one of their functions.

If you don’t feel like coding it yourself you could suggest it as a feature to the plugin author.

~ Steven

Write a letter to Google and Mozilla and get them to change their browser functionality..

Jokes aside, this is a browser function and can’t be edited by a website.

~ Steven

Windows now has MAMP so installing it on Windows and moving over your files from the existing file structure should be a good place to start.

~ Steven

Hi Ian,

I’m not entirely sure how existing themes do it but from what I remember I’ve seen some offer a settings page with a button that says ‘Install demo content’. I’m guessing this already has it loaded in a script which directly adds and edits sections of the database. If you know how to code that could be the way to go.

~ Steven

This site explained it to me very well when it came up, they even have an example you can try out: https://mathiasbynens.github.io/rel-noopener/.

~ Steven

Why would you want to remove them?

They help prevent other sites hijacking your content and are definitely required if you value your site security. There shouldn’t be a need to remove these.

~ Steven

w3schools has a good tutorial on creating accordions.

https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_accordion.asp

In the example they should how to create multiple accordions but you only need one that contains your comment section.

~ Steven

It doesn’t look like an issue with javascript itself, just the way it’s being called. You’ll have to check how you’re loading it in functions.php and check if any plugin you have recently installed might be causing some conflicts.

~ Steven

Hello,

Can you post the code you are currently using?

~ Steven

Hello,

Edit the width below to suit your needs:

img {
        display: block;
        margin: auto;
}

@media (min-width: 480px) {
    img {
        display: inline;
    }
}

Set the image to display block on mobile allows you to set the margin to auto (centres the image). Then above 480px sets the img element back to the default display: inline removing the effects of the margin.

~ Steven