jimchicago

Thank you for your help. I just installed the WP Mail SMTP plugin, then set the “From Email” and “From Name” fields to what I want, and used its “Email Test” tool to send myself a message.

The message I received included what I had typed into the “From Email” and “From Name” fields–good to see that.

So I can assume I will see the same when I send out my email (the one I’ve defined in my Import Users with Meta plugin) as a result of uploading a new .csv to my site?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by jimchicago.

Also, if I can’t change the “From” address of the email, and the recipient replies to it, their reply will go to [email protected]. Would I need to create this address in my hosting account in order to access any messages sent to it?

OK, I was able to make the plugin’s send-email-to-imported-users function work. Only problem is that the email is “From: WordPress” and when I hover over that part of the email, it says the sender of the email is [email protected].

How can I change what appears (in the recipient’s inbox) as the sender of the email and to the right of “From: ” inside the email itself?

I considered doing that . . . thought there might be another way. OK, will do.

thanks,
— Jim

I would call that more than a small bug. Please try to release the updated version as soon as possible.

Sorry, but I don’t understand your answer. How does the CSS that you mentioned:

.slide-caption {
display:none !important;
}

have any effect on whether the slides are linked to their blog posts? That CSS declaration only deletes the slide captions, doesn’t it?

You said that adding 55 or more words of text to each post would link each slide to its post. Why isn’t that working?

And why not put custom styles into the styles.css file of Appointment-Green? After all, it is the child theme of Appointment.

Hi, I have added more than 55 words to the text editor of this post and published it, but the first slide (“Closing Our Chandler Store!”) in the Home page slider still is NOT linked to it.

Please advise what I should do next to get that slide linked to that post. I will try adding 55 or more words of text to ALL posts featured in the slider, in case that is the solution.

Thank you–I was hoping it would be something as easy as that to get them linked.

I suggest you add the 55-words-in-the-text-editor requirement to the documentation and to the Featured Slider Settings.

Thanks, Brian, I upgraded to Version 3.2.8.3, and it worked–the error message is now gone!

Hi Brian, thanks for the message. I logged into my site and upgraded to version 3.2.8.2 of the plugin, and used W3 Total Cache to empty all caches, but I am still seeing this text just above the expandable bars on this page:

Notice: Undefined index: foldup in /hermes/bosoraweb134/b90/ipg.themarketingquizcom/reinsurancestrategies/wp-content/plugins/easy-faq-with-expanding-text/faq.php on line 412

Is there something I can/should do to get rid of that message on the page?

thanks,
— Jim

OK . . . anything you can do to make that fix happen as soon as possible would be much appreciated!!

Today on two different WP sites where I have it installed, I am received this error message when I tried updating Wordfence even after I checked “Disable config caching” (and clicked Save):

An error occurred while updating Wordfence Security: The update cannot be installed because we will be unable to copy some files. This is usually due to inconsistent file permissions. tmp/configCache.php

I have used Wordfence since early 2015 and have never changed the permissions in any of its files. I don’t understand why it’s now becoming a problem to keep it updated. What should I do?

Thanks for jumping in here, fadingmusic (and sorry for any confusion, sagdude). At this point I’m just trying to make the search form appear just to the left of the magnifying-glass icon. I tried replacing my header.php file with the one fadingmusic recommended, but it did not cause any change in where the form appears.

Any other suggestions on re-positioning the search form? THANKS!

Thanks, sagdude; I don’t think I had added those exact lines of code to my child theme’s header.php. Gave it a try and it took the site down (I have since restored the site by re-uploading my previous header.php).

When I look in header.php, the <?php if (has_nav_menu('header')): ?> comes several lines before the <!--/#nav-header-->, so I don’t see how anyone could place those lines in header.php as you said.

Any other suggestions from anyone on how to make the search form appear <b>to the left of the magnifying-glass icon, instead of dropping down below the icon?

Wow, guess I did something right after all, because I just noticed that the R-hand end of my site’s (“header”) nav bar now has a magnifying-glass icon and when I click it, a search form drops down from it.

In the past few hours I’ve tried so many different ways to make the form appear that I’m not sure how I did it, but I think it was by adding this code to my child theme’s header.php:

<div class="container">
<div class="container-inner">
<div class="toggle-search"><i class="fa fa-search"></i></div>
<div class="search-expand">
	<div class="search-expand-inner">
		<?php get_search_form(); ?>
	</div>
</div>
</div><!--/.container-inner-->
</div><!--/.container-->
<!--/ . Snack stopped moving search -->

</nav><!--/#nav-header-->
				<?php endif; ?>

			</div><!--/.container-inner-->
		</div><!--/.container-->

	</header><!--/#header-->

	<div class="container" id="page">
		<div class="container-inner">
			<div class="main">
				<div class="main-inner group">

Can anyone tell me how to edit this (or some other) code to make the search form appear to left of the magnifying-glass icon (that is, inside the nav bar), instead of below the icon? THANKS.