jessicana

I need to target several elements on different pages using such classes. Some clients use visual composer and it’s easier to show them the classes they need to use to target such elements on different pages.

Thanks Tara. What if I want to show a different picture for logged in users. Shall I write it like this:

<?php
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
    echo '<img src="image.jpg">';
} else {
    echo '<img src="different image.jpg">';
}
?>

I highly appreciate if someone can answer my last question.

Thanks

Yes. When I use the default one the favicon apears, when i use the customised it doesn’t. I use functions.php to link my favicon. I wonder why it doesn’t!

Thanks

The website is at my local host and the FAV icon is in the HTML directory and linked by functions.php. I am not sure why for 404 customized page it doesn’t appear.

Thank you for your reply. But the one who wants to hack a website might use any username as long as I am using buddypress or bbpress. So what is the point of deleting the admin username?

If I am using a multisite that has two sites (one on the domain and one on the subdomain). Do I have to place the code in both child themes or only on the child on the main site?

@rvwebstudio
Thanks, but the code has something wrong. I am using Aptana text editor and it gave me error in this line: return '[email protected]';

I changed the name and email to mine but still the whole website is down because of an error.

I appreciate your help

When users register in my site, they get an email like: [email protected]
The code $from_email = 'wordpress@' . $sitename; in pluggable.php shows the sender as wordpress. This line of code displays as [email protected].

Got my point?

I want to change the sender’s email from wordpress to me, I am not willing to use a plugin, the only way was editing pluggable.php.
‘wordpress@’ . $sitename; >> These are the lines I changed but now I have to worry about every update. Any solution?

You will laugh on this!

The styles I applied on the home page:


.home #page { background: #e2e2e2; color: #FFF; }
.home #masthead {display:none;}


affected wp-signup.php

Thanks!

Hello,

This is to confirm that the issue is not a plugin related. I even restored a previous backup (before I install the plugin) and I have the same issue.

Just wanted to clarify that the plugin has nothing to do with my issue.

Thanks

You need to test it while the other plugins are deactivated.

Regarding the styles. You need to check if your styles are targeting the plugin styles.

@chris Dillon

Thanks for the reply. By the way, if I use wordpress multisite, the minimum username is set to four. Right?

What about password length and how to ask for a customized wordpress password? For example, by saying password must be 6 characters length and must have numbers and special characters?

I hope so. Thanks for the great and prompt response!

I can see how much efforts you’ve invested in this. I just want it to be a perfect solution and you can do it.

Current functionality looks like wordpress login page, when you link wp-login.php to the menu, it’s there no matter you are logged in or out. Even when you are logged in and you click wp-admin.php, you will be redirected to login again. Ridiculous ha?

By the way, try to use a force log out on your site, a small login screen for wordpress appears with the original wordpress styles (logo & links). I wish you consider it as well. This will be be beyond perfection.

Thanks Jeff
Jessica