Mariole91

Hi Matthew,

Thank you for your answer. Maybe there is a workaround that we could implement?

1) Create a dedicated directory for those uploads (using the tutorial on your website);
2) Create an automated task, that will wipe the contents inside that directory after: clicking on submit or x-hour basis.

I guess that we can’t prohibit visitors access to that folder without saying farewell to attaching files?

The reason why I need this – visitors will be applying for a job (resumes/cover letters), since this information is quite sensitive… I don’t want others to wonder around and then stumble upon those documents. Is there anything that can be done to limit access?

Thanks,
Mario

Hi,

Any ideas how this could be done? Why can’t there be an option for that? I have the PRO version as well.

Thanks,
Mario

@electricfeet

Thanks for the fast reply! ??

Since I don’t know much about PHP and do correct me if I’m wrong, but cannot this be done by a simple if-clause (e.g. if responsiveness is toggled off ignore @media queries, else use @media or something like that)?

What changes do I need to make in code to get a similar result as Seahawksean has? Can this be done by using style.css for the child theme? Those @media queries, those are the ones in the xcolor.css right?

Sadly, I have invested quite a lot of time in customizing my site and starting all over again… well I’d be really grateful if someone could help me.

Thanks,
Mario

@seahawksean,

Hi!

Firstly, I really like what you have done with your website. I’ve been trying to achieve something similar, but with no luck. How can I override the @media query?

I’d like to lose the responsiveness as it doesn’t work out the way I’d like. I am using child-theme and making my modifications in there (e.g. style.css).

I love the Customizer theme, simple to edit and the look is just beautiful. Wish that Nikeo would add a button or something to toggle responsiveness on and off. ??

Many thanks,
Mario