merlinvicki

No. Its still in development and I dont have any cache plugin activated

Hi. Thanks for your reply. I am protecting the full page not certain content. The user is a normal user. On login page it shows all the information of the user once he logs in, so I presume the login form is working fine an I can see his name, level information etc. But as I move away from the page all information goes away. Does the plugin use sessions? That could be an issue on pantheon servers

Hi, I have reached a kind of conclusion that the plugin uses a variable to store the loggedin information. When my user logs in via the plugin login form, I can see all details etc on that page, but the moment he goes to a new page that logged in information is lost. Does the plugin need a file write permission anywhere on the server?

I would like to know whether the plugin requires any file write permissions on the server?

Hi, Thanks for your reply. I am referring to the protected content. I have a login/logout link at the top of the page and it shows that the user is logged in, it also displays the adminbar, bit for some reason the protected content area remains locked and there is a messsage asking to login again.

Once I remove protection, the page displays normally to all users.

Well I just used CSS to hide the irritating message:

add_action('admin_head', 'remove_yeost_irritating_message');

function remove_yeost_irritating_message() {
  echo '<style>
    .yoast-notice { display:none !important;}
  </style>';
}

@venkat Hi, thanks for that, but I am still stuck with an issue. My blog page is “sitename.com/blog” and it keeps adding the extension and makes it “sitename.com/blog.htm/”. Can you help me out with this?

>> add_filter(‘user_trailingslashit’, ‘no_page_slash’,66,2);
What does 66 and 2 stand for here? Are these post Id’s? Can I add more here to exclude them from the .html extension?

I hope pink doesn’t look too girly?

Thanks @jijaybajay

Thanks Michael. The intro block definitely needs some work.

Firefox used to have this outline issue with text indents for anchor tags. I have added a CSS to make that go. Will need to check it in previous browsers

Thanks

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In desperate need of some color. Also being a front end developer, you could try adding some nice JQuery trinkets. I understand it bloats the loading time, but creates an impression.

Thanks,
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I created a WordPress modal form with colorbox and contact 7 successfully. The only issue is that if the form is big, the ajax alert after form submission goes hidden in the overflow area.