graphicscove

Hello,

It looks like you’re using a premium theme from Themeforest. We don’t seem to cover support for paid themes in this forum, ask the theme author.

~ Steven

Hello,

After inspecting the page the images are there, just set to opacity: 0;. However I can see in Chrome an opacity: 1; is added via javascript to get the images to be visible. Firefox doesn’t seem to be processing the javascript correctly to put that inline style on. If you add the inline style of opacity: 1; to the ._60block you’ll see your images.

I’m not entirely sure why Firefox wouldn’t pick up on the Javascript making the inline changes but it’s somewhere for you to start looking.

~ Steven

Hello,

Remove the ‘float: left;’ from the following selector:

#site-logo {
    float: left;
    margin-top: 32px;
}

Remove ‘width: 100%;’ from the following selector:

.hgroup-wrap a img {
    display: block !important;
    margin: 0 auto !important;
    width: 100%;
}

Hope that helps!

~ Steven

Hello,

Can you not find it under ‘Appearance’ -> ‘Editor’?

~ Steven

Hello,

Have you thought about including a small section at the end of the post with dated titles that explain when and where things were changed rather than inline-highlighting (which could get messy)? Such as:

Update: 01/01/2017
Changed the title of the post to better represent the content

Update: 02/01/2017
Fixed some punctuation errors

etc..

I haven’t seen any plugins that do it but I’m sure there’s a way to notify the user of any updates to a post using their login date and the last edit date to display a message saying ‘This post has been updated, check the bottom of the post for the list of recent changes’

~ Steven

I would download the latest version of the twentysixteen theme (The one you’re using) and upload the js folder if you’ve deleted it. From what I remember the javascripts are called from functions.php so you will need to add all the references back in. Use a compare tool if you get stuck, they can be extremely useful.

~ Steven

Hello,

Have you tried using a different browser? Does the issue still happen?

~ Steven

Hello,

I can’t find any of the default javascript files called on your website. Javascript is used to detect the onclick event which enables the mobile menu.

~ Steven

Hello,

No pre-built theme would be a perfect match. You might get close using a pre-built theme but if you want it to be closer then a developer is the way to go.

Bear in mind their templates might be under some sort of copyright so even with a developer you might not be able to get an exact match.

~ Steven

Hello,

Did you manage to fix this issue? The pages in the side menu are loading fine for me.

~ Steven

Hello,

After building ecommerce websites for the past 4/5 years I’ve noticed the main ones are usually Credit/Debit Card, Sagepay, Paypal (Basic) and Paypal Express Checkout. These are mostly used on large bespoke ecommerce platforms or systems such as Magento.

I’ve never seen Stripe or Skrill used on any large ecommerce platform I’ve been involved in. They seem quite new and are used on smaller shops such as Woocommerce. I guess it depends how much your turnover is. Sagepay seems to be the main payment gateway used by large online retailers in the UK.

~ Steven

Hello,

Have you looked into creating an additional category-like taxonomy for the difficulty rating? https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Taxonomies#Registering_a_taxonomy.

Depending on how the search will function you could use categories as standard then tags for the difficulty level. Clicking into a category can show the list of difficulty levels which are then just tags appended to the category URL. I can’t remember the exact why to do it off the top of my head but it is possible and might hopefully help.

~ Steven

Hello,

I’ve not tried it but this plugin might help you: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/user-role-editor/

Give the user a user role that has the capability to ‘edit_pages’ then set the author of the page in question to that user. This will make them only allowed to see and edit the pages they are the author of.

~ Steven

As I said it completely depends on how it was coded. There is no standard way of naming things so I would just be guessing. The best thing to do is find out what plugin it is and contact the plugin author for more support.

~ Steven

Hello,

The file you need to edit really depends on how the theme was coded. Is the slider built into the theme or is it a plugin?

~ Steven