Jane C

Hi @bcworkz I tried again with no date restrictions, but it’s still empty. I’ll try contacting my Divi theme people before trying your suggestion of deactivating everything as there may hopefully be a quicker option.

I’ll write back here if that doesn’t work. Thanks so much for your suggestion.

Jane

Hi Muktadhawan,

I have changed the line as you suggested above…however the link is still there.

In wordpress dashboard, I’ve also gone into Appearance – Background – Footer – Bottom Bar and disabled credits. It shows in the preview that they are disabled, but it doesn’t change them on the live website.

So it’s still there. What could I try next?

Thank you
Jane

Hi Muktadhawan,

Thank you.

I followed your steps and got to the footer.php to edit, however, I don’t see the actual text to edit (the designer’s credit and name).

Here is some, but not the whole of what I can see:

wp_nav_menu( array(
‘theme_location’ => ‘footer-menu’,
‘depth’ => ‘1’,
‘menu_class’ => ‘bottom-nav’,
‘container’ => ”,
‘fallback_cb’ => ”,
) );
?>
</div>
</div> <!– #et-footer-nav –>

<?php endif; ?>

<div id=”footer-bottom”>
<div class=”container clearfix”>
<?php
if ( false !== et_get_option( ‘show_footer_social_icons’, true ) ) {
get_template_part( ‘includes/social_icons’, ‘footer’ );
}

// phpcs:disable WordPress.Security.EscapeOutput.OutputNotEscaped
echo et_core_fix_unclosed_html_tags( et_core_esc_previously( et_get_footer_credits() ) );
// phpcs:enable
?>
</div> <!– .container –>
</div>
</footer> <!– #main-footer –>
</div> <!– #et-main-area –>

<?php endif; // ! is_page_template( ‘page-template-blank.php’ ) ?>

</div> <!– #page-container –>

<?php wp_footer(); ?>
</body>
</html>

It’s not showing the actual text so I don’t know which part to edit.

Thanks again….

PS: I think you’ve replied to my issue which is a bit different than macsolutions issue.

I can’t find where to add a new topic (googled and still didn’t get to the right area)?? So I’ll tag onto this one as it’s pretty close to my issue too.

The Footer link to my web designer’s site has been hacked and goes to a Chinese porn site! I’m not in touch with her (designer) so she’s obviously not using the site anymore. However, I can’t delete it.

First of all it took me ages to find the area where the edits are made and I clicked the ‘disabled’ credits box after trying to change the name, however, this didn’t work either.

I’m not sure what else to do to disable the footer credits or at least break the link and have her name credited without a link as her site doesn’t exist anymore.

My site> https://www.janecormack.com/

Thank you

Hi Fernando,
Thanks again for your reply (as I have another thread you’re responding to as well!).
The shipping classes wouldn’t work for this because it’s only related to one size of product (A4 prints). The postage and packing prices are fixed by the print company and are different for UK, EU and ROW, so if I add an A3 print, the post and packing will be different again and again have 3 options, and so on and so forth with A2 size and then other different products in my shop.

I can see the per-product shipping extension is likely what I’m looking for in terms of being very specific with 3 x prices for different products that are all different…however, I see there’s an annual fee for this which I cannot currently afford. Are there any ways around this that will not incur extra costs at this time?

Thank you
Jane

I just tried adding a new simple test product and it showed up at the top of the shop page, thus bumping the last product to the next page which isn’t visible. So it seems to be an issue with pagination for starters.

And possibly the type of product. Because the last one had 3 downloads in it and it hasn’t showed up.

How can I ‘re-paginate’ if that’s an expression? Is there an option in woocommerce to click to add/show extra pages?

Thank you
Jane

Hi Fernando,

Thank you for your response.

I cleared the cache using w3 total cache plugin, but that didn’t work.
In terms of the pagination, there was already 2 pages before in the shop so I know my theme offers that,(Divi theme) but now it’s gone and there’s just one page. What I’ve noticed is that when I click on a product, I can see one of the products that isn’t showing on the shop page, in the ‘related products’ area below, which tells me that it’s published and live, but the lack of pagination means you can’t otherwise get to it. The second new product I added is not showing at all. (this one has an MP3 audio plus 2 x PDF’s).

I’ve downloaded the WP-Staging plugin, but this seems quite complicated to go through this process – is there a step by step guide as to how to do each part?

Thank you again for your help,

Jane

Update: I tried the import again with the original export file that contains all posts. It added around 3-4 extra posts but this Fatal Error message appeared: Fatal Error: Allowed memory size of 268433456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 1 bytes) in home/indianajane/public_html/wp-includes/wp-db.php online 1040.

What to do now?

So I contacted GoDaddy and they adjusted the size that I could upload. I also cleared all browsing history and caches as they suggested.

I re-imported the same file and it added 4 extra posts than the first import but still only until Jan 2013.

So I created a new export file only with the remaining posts needed dated from Jan 2013 until now, Nov 2014 (and noticed the file size is exactly the same as the file size of the original where I wanted ALL blog posts although I just chose this limited dates this time…62.9MB) And did the import again. This time it added 2 new posts since the last import.

But still missing the latest years worth of posts.

Any suggestions as to what to do next as I don’t want to have to keep creating new exports and imports for it to add 2 posts at a time!

Many thanks for advice in advance.
Jane

Hi Samuel,

The size is 62.9MB of the file ~ is this too small or too big??

I will also call my hosting support but I mentioned it the other day and they said it’s a wordpress issue and not hosting (GoDaddy). I will check with them again.

thank you,
Jane