kubegusa

Ok, the line is not grey but seems to be from the body background color… Like the code moved the navigation menu down a bit. Puzzled as to how and why.

Need more info.
What plugin are you using for the galleries?
Can you post a link to your site so we can see the pbm?
Can you post the html in your page that has the galleries?

Never done it but found this for you. Hope this will get you started.
https://bythegram.ca/tutorials/batch-rewrite-wordpress-slugs-permalinks/

Duh!! Brilliant! Thank you SO much! I really appreciate you taking the time to look through my code. ??

What do you mean with ‘there is nothing there’?
Can you explain more clearly what you’re finding?

once a page is published and picked up by google, it will remain in the cache for a while; no idea if and when it will disappear

If your page is still online, it will be findable on search engines
So if you want it offline, de-active the entire site.
You’ll have to work on it offline or check out this post https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-do-i-take-an-entire-wp-site-offline-ie-wheres-the-off-switch?replies=5

Thank you so much! This fixed my problem. You’ve been so helpful!

Change the status of the page from published to draft or pending

@iamnewtowordpress : I don’t have experience with what you’re asking for BUT I wonder if this could work for what you’re trying to achieve. Select the visibility status “password protected” for your page, and type in a password. The page remains visible in your menus. When a visitor clicks on it to view it, they’ll get a message to type in the password. So no user name, just a password. And the site admin gets to set the password, and you can change it when needed. Just a thought.

When I add   to the PHP code
<?php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘primary’, ‘link_after’ => ‘<span class=”my-span”>nbsp|nbsp</span>’ ) ); ?>

It again, gives me the spaces but also additional pipes below the navigation menu.
Big sigh.

Basically, I’m thinking.. if I can add a character using PHP, I should be able to add a space, using PHP too… but how oh how…

that would solve my 1st problem… would still need to figure out how to remove the last pipe

anyone?

My php code looks like this:

<?php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘primary’, ‘link_after’ => ‘<span class=”my-span”>|</span>’ ) ); ?>

I’ve tried all other options that I could find using CSS to define this, but I always got pipes underneath the navigation menu. Couldn’t figure out how to make this work using CSS.

In changing this php code, I’m still looking to add spaces between the menu items and the pipes, and how to remove the last pipe.

I did quite some reading online about this, and it seems to be a tricky one for many. Please help!

In the meantime I’ve received a theme update from Themeszen, and contact form 7 works again. If you haven’t, just email him and he’ll send you the updated theme(s).

Yes, and check if the support is done by professionals and not just by volunteers. Nothing wrong with that of course, but the former guarantees your stuff getting fixed and being brought up to date if something breaks in a new WP version or with certain plugins.

Here’s one that I trust https://www.woothemes.com/
Also: search the net for ‘buy wordpress themes’.
Most of them will be under $50. Even double would be more than worth it because usually life time support is included.