Linda

I removed the ?> at the end of the functions.php file and I believe the issue is fixed.

jgeist,
Thanks but that’s not it. I haven’t modified the existing theme. The existing theme includes a Customizer (which allows you to set header image, background color, etc) and I have customized it in this way…NOT by modifying code.

I was trying to find out if there was an easy way to quickly make these same customizations to the child theme. I found a plugin called Customizer Export/Import and was able to export and import these settings.

Thanks,
Linda

Ben,
I tried updating to the latest theme (1.05). The problem was exactly the same with regards to the summaries displayed. In addition, 1.05 caused the slider to appear on every page (which was NOT how the site was designed) (reported in a separate thread)…and so I’ve had to drop back to 0.17 until I can get these problems resolved.
Thanks.

1. Site Slider
The slider shows up only on the home page and works fine in V0.17, which I have had to fall back to. The issue with it showing on every page only happens when I update to the newest version. I do not see any way in this version (0.17) to “move the slider widget to the front page area”. Can you be more explicit on where I would find that option? A google search shows plugins that provide that capability but I’d rather not install another plugin.

2) My front page is a posts page, not a static page.

I would rather not post the site here publicly because it is a small town gov site and we already get enough hacking attempts on it. If necessary I can PM it to you.

Thanks!

I have Dashboard>Settings>Reading Settings>Full Text is set and it does nothing.

According to your directions, I tried Dashboard>Appearance>Customize>Great Theme Options… and there is no “Reading Settings” under Great Theme Options. Are you missing something in your instructions above?

Thank you.

The www.ads-software.com plugin page states that it is download version 5.4.1 so I don’t dare download that one. Has it already been fixed?

It didn’t seem like a memory leak as it crashed my site the instant I activated it.

I have this same problem at newfieldny.org – see the login form at the very bottom right of the home page. My styling of the form causes the words “I am human” to be white on white. How can I change the text color?

I tried adding this to the css, but it didn’t do anything.
p[id^=’icwp_wpsf_login’] {
background-color: yellow;
}

Other suggestions? Thanks!

Before you ask, I should mention that I did try deactivating all plugins to see if this was a plugin conflict. The “Live Preview” of Great theme works fine too. It is just the “Live Preview” of the great-child that has widgets misplaced.

Thank you! For anyone else who might be reading this – the solution was to add:
#flex-container-X .flex-container {} not #soliloquy-container

Maybe a different version of soliloquy?

Mike, any further information on this issue since I filled in your Help and Support Form? I really appreciate your help! Our form goes live on Sept. 29 and we’d love to have meaningful error messages.
Thanks!

I have found that the email does get sent to the address entered. However, the content of the email is a bit confusing for an end-user/form submitter. It says :
“FYI – A form was submitted on your web site:
Form: Application xxx xxx
URL: https://www.mysite.com/myfolder
Responses: N/A
Date: 2014-09-24
Time: 01:01″
…which appears to be a copy of the email sent to the form builder.
Is there any way we can format our own politely worded confirmation email instead of sending them a copy of the email sent to the form builder?

WordPress 4, Google Forms (Sept. 2014) and Google Forms plugin 0.72.
The problem with the above solution is that now the new custom google validation error messages do not show up at all – even when there IS an error. The only thing that shows up is the default validation error message (“Must be fewer than 500 characters”) and there is no way (that I can find)to change it or style it with css.

Everything works fine in the native google form, (correct validation messages show up instantly in a javascripty/jquery way) but when displayed in my site with the “google forms plugin”, the errors only show up after submitting the form and only with the default validation msgs.