Jackie Chan

Looks like the border style is inherited through a bunch of different classes, there’s probably a place in the theme to control this but the code below should fix it anyway:

.alignright, img.alignright {
border: none;
}

Hope that helps

@kinseykahlo

Hi, from what i can see you need to update the div class “.s1” background image, you can do this with CSS:

.s1 {
background-image: url(www.evolvecoachingseattle.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/slide.png);
}

Hope that helps

@levivanov

Your welcome, sorry i’m not familiar with bitnami/apache etc.. hopefully someone else can help! Alternatively if you hit a dead end; let me know what you’re trying to achieve from your site and i can help you find an alternative,

Regards

Your welcome, you could try adding the follow code to your themes custom CSS:

#site-banner .site-logo img {
height: 200px;
}

Let us know how you get on,

Regards,

Sure glad to help,

On your homepage where you have the 4 columns for “Choose your thickness” i’d slightly reduce the 4 images (to around 75%), then increase the title text (Fine: 120g, Medium: 160g etc…) by a couple of points, and maybe make the titles slightly darker or add a subtle drop shadow, basically anything to make the titles more prominent, i’d then apply this concept throughout the site.

Also i find the site slightly too wide in parts i like a left and right margin of around 30px, depending on the content. A good example of this is the “Why buy from us” section on my screen it’s just a tad bit close to the edge making it less readable.

I like that the slider on the homepage is no longer as big; but ideally this would butt up against the row below with the text next to it vertically centred,

All subtle changes but it helps navigate the site; apart from that i’d then just focusing on the actual marketing, s.e.o social media etc.

Hopefully this is useful to you!

Kind regards

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by Jackie Chan. Reason: typo

Your welcome! It should be, there is room for improvement for marketing the products; but this is almost down to personal preference. Some of the content does feel lost on the page due to text size and image sizes which can be distracting but I think if a user is interested it shouldn’t make much of a difference.

Have you set up the S.E.O for the site?

If you mean the image borders like on: https://www.autotraderimports.com/bank-deposits/

You could try the follow

.img {
border: none;
}

Or

.page-content img, .entry-content img {
border: none;
}

If neither of the above work try:

.page-content img, .entry-content img {
border: none!important;
}

If that works you’ll need to find the right class/id to target as the styles inheriting from somewhere else. It’s not ideal to use “!important” but it’s not the end of the world if you use it

Hope that helps

Hi,

Have you recently uploaded/updated any plugins; your site is unresponsive my end and when trying to access /wp-admin I get a “Are you human?” type page which I believe is actually a virus/hack I’ve come across on WordPress sites in the past

If you have a back up of your site I’d restore it. If you don’t have a back up and can’t access your site I recommend the follow:

? Make a back up (FTP & Database)
? Begin deleting recently updated/uploaded plugins; then refresh the site in a web browser each time you clear a plugin to see if the site comes back. (To avoid cache issues I’d use a different browser to what you would usually use with some form of incognito mode would be ideal)

Hi,

Sometimes themes comes as a .zip folder but you may need to open this to then find the actual .zip file to upload, depending on the theme. Once you’re sure it’s the right .zip file; it should be a simple dashboard > themes > upload theme..

If it doesn’t activate after this point I’d highly recommend requesting some support from the creators of the theme; or just go with a more popular theme with plenty of documentation or support. WordPress has come a long way so uploading & activating a premium theme shouldn’t cause you any issues..

Hi Khubaib927,

You can probably get away with adding this to the css:

.breadcrumbs {
display: none;
}

(And repeat this for the other classes you wish to hide)

Hope that helps,

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by Jackie Chan.

Hi Tera,

This can more than likely be fixed with some basic CSS; however I’d need a link to the site to help you with this,

Regards

Hi,

Looks good to me.. the only minor suggestion I could make would be to replace your logo with a higher res. version to make it cleaner.

Happy to offer some input if there’s anything specific you want somebody to look at,

Regards,

Hi Milbo,

I figured this out, really easy to use:

Install & Activate Plugin > Under settings click Login/Logout Redirects

Then simply select the username, set a login URL and a logout URL then save the changes by clicking “add username rule”

Repeat for each user,

Awesome plugin.

Perfect! Thanks Ahir.

Hi,

I don’t want to post the link here due to search engines, is there a way to send a direct message on here?

Thanks