André Gi?ver

Hi, I’m having the same issue when trying to install v. 1.14.3 as well.

Digging into it now to flush out a solution.

//André

Hi @dots !

So if I understand you correctly, if you set a fee for the sku of a subscription product or variant of that product, only the first purchase would get the fee added? Much like a sign-up fee?

Cheers!
André

Hi virtous!

I’m currently struggling with the same issue. Have you found a solution?

The problem was caused by an empty index-file in the root directory that was displayed as the front page.

Deleted that file and everything now runs smoothly.

Thank you so much for your feedback so far, and I’ll be sure to clean up the grammatical errors.;)

I’ll obviously be adding more content in terms of blog post, pages and pictures as time goes by. The website is about three weeks old, so just an infant.

Revisit the site in a while to see the progress.

Cheers!:)

Note! If you have any sort of cache enabled on your site, this needs to be cleared in order for visitors to see the change.

Got it working!

I finally found the code for the theme’s blog title output in single.php. I had to replace the theme’s code with this one:

<?php _e('Blog','minti');?>

Then I had to scan for new strings i WPML, and translate “Blog” into Norwegian. Voila, it works!

Hi again

Got it working!

I just added alt="'.get_the_title().'" inside the HTML <img> output.

I couldn’t figure out how to fetch the actual ALT-text, but W3C is now happy with 100% validation for https://www.andregiaever.com.

Hi esmi

When I revalidated the website using the Twenty Twelve (with all plugins activated) the ALT-tags worked.

The Theme that fails to output ALT-tags for post images is Inovado theme by Minti.

Whether or not it’s the inline post images or the thumbnails, I don’t know.

Do you have any clue as to where I should begin debugging the theme and what to look for?

Hi Hephistocles

I seem to have solved the problem on my part. The problem was that even though the .htaccess was set up correctly for permalinks the webserver(Apache) ignored it.

The reason for this was that the premissions for Allowoverride was set to “None” for Apache (…/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default)

By changing all instances of Allowoverride None to Allowoverride All and rebooting the server the permalinks works like a charm.

Hope this helps!

Cheers
André

Hi Hephistocles

I’m faced with the same problem. I’ve also tried the things you mention but with no luck. If I change the permalink to anything other than the default setting I get a server error telling me the page doesn’t exist on the server. Hovever with the default setting (i.e. domain.com?p=123) on it works.

Keep me updated if you find a solution and I’ll do the same!:)

Cheers!
André

Ah, I managed to solve it. Initially I couldn’t figure out where the current page item class had gone. It worked at single page level but not at parent or ancestor level. I had to insert the following right before the sidebar inclusion in the template:
<?php wp_reset_query(); ?>
This flushed out that bug.

Secondly i chose to hide all page items with css display:none; and only show page items with the class current_page_item, current_page_parent and current_page_ancestor with display:block;.

Last but not least here’s the code for getting the page list located in my sidebar:
<?php wp_list_pages('sort_column=menu_order'); ?>

That’s it and that’s that!

Works perfectly!

However, I’m no php guru so if anyone can present me with a more graceful approach I’ all ears!