jazzmot

What about the paid version of WP Fastest Cache? Is that also compatible with Smush Pro?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by jazzmot.

Log into phpMyAdmin and select database. Then click Privileges and at bottom of screen Add user account. Create new user name with password. Use localhost as hostname. Use these credentials for the WP install. This has worked for me in a similar situation.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by jazzmot.

“query=paged” does not appear to work, however, “query=pagination” does work

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by jazzmot.

@respectyoda Sorry was thinking in Drupal!

The js directory may or may not already be in your theme directory depending on the theme you’re working with. I’m using a sub-theme of Genesis so I have created a sub-theme located in:

wp-content/themes/my-sub-theme

My js directory is inside my sub-theme directory:

wp-content/themes/my-sub-theme/js

IMPORTANT NOTE: You should always create a sub-theme if you are doing any theme edits. If you don’t create a sub-theme, when your theme gets updated, your edits will be overwritten (i.e., deleted).

If the js directory doesn’t exist you can create it. I’m assuming that you have at least FTP access to your web root on a remote server. You can create the ninja-form-error.js file with a text editor. Once you have created the js file, upload it to the wp-content/themes/my-sub-theme/js directory on the server.

It sounds like you are developing on a remote server. Is this the case?

Actually you may want to replace

window.location.replace("https://new-location-here.com");

with

window.location.assign("https://new-location-here.com");

so you can use the back button to go back to the form.

Based on the info here:
https://docs.ninjaforms.com/customer/portal/articles/2045697-faq#faq_ajax

You might try the following. Create a file called ninja-form-error.js and put this code in it:

jQuery(document).on('submitResponse.example', function( e, response ){
    if ( response.errors == true ) {
        // Code to be fired upon a submission here
	window.location.replace("https://new-location-here.com");
    }
    return true;
});

Put the ninja-form-error.js file in your js directory in WP. Hope this helps.

You can use Firebug.

To add an image to a widget in the Our Focus section, you cannot do it from the Widgets screen using the upload button.

You must do it from the Customize screen. Click Customize (Dashboard->Appearance->Customize or just Site Name->Customize) then scroll down and click the arrow to the right of Widgets. Click on one of the sections to add your widget. From there you can upload an image. Be sure to click Apply and then Save and Publish.

The same applies to the other sections (Testimonials, About Us and Our Team).

Just to clarify, you should not change the Adamos theme header.php file directly. Create a child theme first, then copy header.php to the child theme and modify header.php in child theme.

You can create a child theme, copy the header.php file into the top directory of that theme and modify it.

For the Adamos theme header.php file, you want to change this code:

<p><a href="<?php echo esc_url( get_theme_mod( 'header_one_url' ) ); ?>"><?php echo esc_html(get_theme_mod( 'featured_textbox_text' ) ); ?></a></p>

to this:

<p><?php echo esc_html(get_theme_mod( 'featured_textbox_text' ) ); ?></a></p>

Basically you are removing the HTML and PHP that displays the text as a link.

I was having the same problem and realized that the “Toolbar Toggle” button is what hides/displays the second row of buttons one of which is the “Table” button (doh).