mrtom414

The all in one plugin usually does a good job. If the theme is showing the fonts it might have correctly installed the fonts but didn’t copy the font files. If that is the case you might be able to download the files and add them to your theme. There is no standard folder for fonts. But, Usually the developer will create a folder named fonts. Another problem that could occure is the path to the fonts changed. WordPress needs to know where the fonts are located in your structure. If for some reason this information has changed. WordPress could just just looking in the wrong place for these files. Fonts usually have different extentions. One of the most common is .ttf but there also could be .woff. In the past this was nessary because different browses used different fonts. Too make the fonts work on all browsers, you would have to use several different font extentions. I think most browser now use the ttf extention. You can also install the font on your windows operating system by placing it in the fonts folder or using the font installer. This would allow you to work in an application like word and see how your font will look on the site.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by mrtom414.
• This reply was modified 1 year ago by mrtom414.

The wp_theme_has_json is a core wordpress file. you can reload the theme and it shouldn’t cause a problem just backup your configuration file before doing so. Your post and pages are stored in the database. Unless your database gets corruped you should be safe. All your themes and plugins are stored in the wp-content directory. I would suggest making a copy of this directory also. Since you are getting warnings about your php you hosting provider should be able tup upgrade it.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by mrtom414.

You want to use the a font named Commisioner which appears to be a google font. You don’t automatally have access to all fonts. Generally themes only use system based fonts or the author installs a few fonts. Fonts like software may require a licence to use. To use a different font you have to install that font. The theme author may or may not have installed the font you are looking for. You can try conntacting the theme author to see what fonts have been shipped with your theme. You didn’t specifiy what theme you are using so we have no ideal what theme you are using or what fonts come with the theme. When I look at your url I see only one installed font which is named roborto. The blocks are not part of the theme. Blocks are independent from the theme. To use a font in a block you have a few choices. First, you can add it to your theme.json file. Second, you can manually enqueue the font and use css to display it. The plugin I mentioned create-blocks with handle this for you. It will install the font and register in the theme.json file. There might be other plugins in the plugin directory that can aid you with this. If you still are unable to figure this out. You might need to hire a developer to help you. You can try places like fiverr to find someone who will do it fairly inexpensive.

since you want to use a google font I would suggest using the plugin create block theme. I know you are not creating a block theme. But, This plugin has an option to manage fonts. It will be listed below the editor option in the dash board. after the plugin is activated. You can select the manage font option. The option will allow you to download and update your current theme to use google fonts that you have chosen . The fonts are added in the theme.json file and can be applied in the style section of the theme editor.

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You can try changing the password in the database. You can find it under the user table . You just have to set the function property in the table to md5 and type in the password you want.

Doesn’t really matter when you downloaded it. The first error Deprecated: Creation of dynamic property. Deprecated items are items that have been removed from the language or library and are no longer supported. The other error can’t update header because it already sent is caused by the first error. When the error is created and echo the error out. It cause php to think you are trying to add to the header that was already created causing that error. umarzaki is correct the problem is with the plugin running outdated code.

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looks like you are using the Solene theme which is a commercial theme. The theme author should provide you with support. WordPress is based on templates. You might want to check with them for instructions on how to turn off this option. You could hide it using css

.eltdf-post-image {
display: none !important;
}

This seemed to work you could add it to your custom css or to your style.css file. If it cause problems you can remove it.

if the block is having problem try looking under the console log in the inspector. Blocks are built on javascript so all errors should be displayed there. You could also change to code view for the page. Code view will show you how the blocks will be saved in your database. The information on the backend has to be converted before being shown on the front end of your site. Also, keep in mind that the block editor usually has additional styles being applied that are not carried to the front end. Finally, Try asking in the forum for Kadence blocks.

you can tell wordpress to resize images in the functions.php file here the documentation for do so add_imageSize(). You might have to look at the block you are using documentation to see if it can be configured to a specific image size. It also might be possible to do this in the blocks configuration of the theme.json file. I think there a plugin that allows you to crop the images. WordPress can be set to crop images but the results might not be too great.

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You can try doing it in theme.json here a tutorial on how to do it

I don’t know if it so easy to point to a theme and say it faster. The blocks and plugins added by the end user will play a big role in determining how fast a site is going to load. WordPress by default lazy loads images. But, if an end user create a page that loads a massive video from a plugin. If that video is not lazy loaded your site will take a massive hit on speed. You can cut down the items loading in the theme. But in the end, The site may e slow because of items added to it. Creating a grid structure can be done with styling. If you want a masonry type structure were items are arranged by size you are looking at using JavaScript. I pretty sure there are some blocks for grid based layouts but not to sure about masonry layouts. It kind of vague what you are looking for. But, the site speed is probably more determined by the blocks you are using and the content being displayed. Even if you take the most cut down theme. It can become slow and unresponsive it it loaded down with bad blocks.

From the dashboard go to settings and submenu reading. You will find an option to create homepage and and blog page.

Can you be more specific on what type of problem you are having ? Your post isn’t very clear about any issues you might be having and url the url you posted doesn’t go anywhere.

You would have to look at the website site. It might not even be a WordPress site. Looking an image isn’t really any help.