homemadejam

There’s a beginner’s guide to redirects here: Beginner’s Guide to Creating Redirects in WordPress. Scroll mid-way down to see the section on editing the .htaccess file.

And here’s a more comprehensive guide: Redirection

If you are simply trying to restrict public access to a page, you could always make it Private. Private pages are not accessible to anyone without Admin or Editor access.

You could then use the Private Content Login Redirect plugin, which would redirect the user to the standard WP login page.

That said, it sounds like you also have a larger issue of wanting to restrict access to pages for Admin users in specific subdomains. Can you clarify more of what you need to do here? Do you have more than one subdomain? Are you trying to restrict access to pages for Admin users in the same subdomain, or across subdomains?

The other content visibility option is to Password Protect the page.

Hello Adrian,

Would a FAQ structure possibly work for what you want to do? For example, the Arconix FAQ plugin (demo)

Or possibly an Accordion style menu?

If neither of those options help, could you link to an example online somewhere of what you’re trying to do?

Hello!

Setting up what is known as 301 redirects on your server could help solve this issue. You can either do it yourself editing your .htaccess file or have your hosting support people do it for you. There are also a number of plugins that offer this functionality.

Here’s a good overview of the various methods: Beginner’s Guide to Creating Redirects in WordPress

Hello!

When you moved your blog to another domain, did you use a plugin (Velvet Blues, e.g.) or server script to update the URLs?

Are you able to access other parts of your site (regular pages or posts)?

Flushed the database table for the plugin and it seems to be working now. Still having some issues with sizing and such.

Oops – I’m actually using the WordPress Responsive Thumbnail Slider with Lightbox. I am posting a new thread. Marking as resolved.

Ah, I figured it out.

Ah, apparently this is only available in the paid version.

I’m not in a position to be able to pay for the theme, unfortunately.

Also, is there a way to make the header image the home link (as opposed to the site title)?

I’m trying to simply have a header image at the top of the site.

Thanks!

OK… I think I may have figured this out-

In the main gallery-plugin.php file, locate line 1548:

<a href="<?php echo $url_for_link; ?>" title="<?php echo get_post_meta( $attachment->ID, $key, true ); ?>" target="_blank">

And also in the file gallery-single-template.php (in the template folder), locate line 63:

<a href="<?php echo $url_for_link; ?>" title="<?php echo get_post_meta( $attachment->ID, $key, true ); ?>" target="_blank">

Remove target="_blank" from both entries and save. Custom URL links should now open normally.

Note: This will only apply to galleries created after you edit the gallery-plugin.php file. Existing galleries will still open Custom URL links in a new tab/window (even if you delete and re-add photos). I had to delete and re-install the plugin entirely in order to use images I had in pre-existing galleries.

It would be great if this option could be added to the settings menu. Back-button navigation is still important – many mobile users rely heavily on it. In the meantime, this method seems to work.

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https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/center-the-slider-2?replies=6

That worked perfectly- ??

Thanks for the speedy reply!

Oops – just noticed that this topic is marked ‘resolved’ for some reason.

Starting a new topic
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/ultimate-responsive-image-slider-center-the-slider?replies=1#post-7760042

I would also like to know how to do this. Here’s the page-
https://livingwithgilt.com/nature/

Thank you!