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Hi CraveCreative, it is a strange issue, to be sure. But does appear to be particular to your configuration. Hopefully we can get to the bottom of it with you though.

Hey Rexsmom,

As Clayton mentions in (a), You need to upload the theme ZIP file itself. The ZIP file you uploaded is the entire package you get from ThemeForest which also contains any documentation, PSDs, etc. that the author included.

You can get more help with this particular problem in the Envato knowledgebase in this article: https://support.envato.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/269/0/my-wordpress-theme-isnt-working-what-should-i-do

Hope that helps! ??

Hey Jacksnjills,

You need to upload the theme ZIP file itself. The ZIP file you uploaded is the entire package you get from ThemeForest which also contains any documentation, PSDs, etc. that the author included.

You can get more help with this particular problem in the Envato knowledgebase in this article: https://support.envato.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/269/0/my-wordpress-theme-isnt-working-what-should-i-do

Hope that helps! ??

Hey CraveCreative,

I’ve tested this myself just now, and I can’t reproduce your issue. I’ve replied to you in the item discussion on ThemeForest though, so we can chat about it there further if you have more detail.

Thanks!

Hi mapperboy, hmmm… that’s strange. Are you certain it’s not a cache issue? Remembering that caching can occur in your WordPress install if you have a caching plugin, but also in your browser.

Have you tried clearing your browser cache as well as the plugin cache (if you have one installed)?

Hey Grant,

You should be able to do this under Settings -> General, where you will see a field (first one on the page) called “Site Title”. That should do it! ??

Would it be possible to get a link where we can see the problem happening? That would make troubleshooting a lot easier ??

Hello, the content of your pages (and posts) is stored in a database, not in the PHP files that make up WordPress itself.

You can either go through each page (and post) in your WordPress Admin, switch to HTML view, and look for the javascript there, or you could use phpMyAdmin and do it that way. If you’re not confident with delving into databases though, I’d recommend option 1.

If you’re able to identify which hack has been done on your site, you may be able to Google for assistance on cleaning up that specific hack too.

Also, don’t forget to update to the latest version of WordPress to help reduce the chance of these sort of hacks happening (be careful to ensure your theme and plugins work with the new version before you do though!).

Hello, it looks like at the very least, your scripts are being loaded in the wrong order (possibly incorrectly through modifications to the theme you’re using).

For example, there’s a file called scripts.js that uses jQuery, but is running before jQuery is loaded into your page, which is causing lots of errors.

Without being able to see what modifications have been done to your theme, it’s difficult to point out exactly where the problem is occurring though.

I hope that helps give you a pointer as to where to look though.

Hey everyone, OptionTree has now been re-opened on the plugin repository: OptionTree

Hey guys, OptionTree is now back on the plugin repository: OptionTree

My pleasure, glad it worked for you ??

If you are adding posts to the packages category and it’s pushing the other posts off the page, it could be that the number of posts set to display for that category is set to (for example) 4.

You may need to check for a category-package.php file, or if that doesn’t exist then just a category.php file, and somewhere in there you should be able to see where the number of posts is set.

If you cannot find where that code is in the file, perhaps you could even post the code to https://pastie.org and link it here for someone to help you locate it.

Have a look over the Codex page for “the_content” and you’ll see the following code snippet that should help you:

<?php
global $more;    // Declare global $more (before the loop).
$more = 1;       // Set (inside the loop) to display all content, including text below more.
the_content();
?>

To delete a widget from a sidebar, in your wp-admin under Appearance -> Widgets, drag the widget off the sidebar back onto the main widget area. If you want to keep the settings safe, then drag them down onto the Inactive Widget area below.

That should get you started anyway, hope it helps ??