Sonia

Hi,

Yes, only the menus aren’t importing. Everything else is great!

Thanks for all your help. I’ll wait for your reply.

Sonia

For sure. You can see it here:
https://nudgethemes.com/import-files/melody-content.xml

Thanks for your help!

That’s odd. Do you have a link to your site so I can take a look?

Hi there,

What version of WordPress are you running? There is indeed a function name mismatch. Thanks for pointing that out! But the error would only appear if you are running a very old version of WordPress.

Can you try activating a default theme like twenty sixteen and see if the issue is still present?

Thanks for the feedback. But why does that merit one star?

Hi interiorvoyeur,

It sounds to me like you’re running a very old version of PHP. This function requires PHP 5.3+.

WordPress recommends PHP 7.

Can you take a look at what version you are running?

Thanks.

Please see my reply in the other post you commented on.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/right-sidebar-16/#post-8629748

Hi sussiete,

The About section of the sidebar is simply a left-aligned image using the “alignleft” class with some text right after in a Text Widget. As for the recent posts, it being created using Recent Posts Widget Extended.

@capiberibe Please keep in mind these are FREE themes. Developers are here to help with questions but this is done on our free time.

Hope that helps.

As I mention above, you’ll need to cut the <header class="entry-header">...</header>code from content-single.php. In other words, delete it completely from that file since you’re putting it elsewhere. ??

For pages you’ll need to do the same but this time cut <header class="entry-header">...</header> from content-page.php and paste it into page.php.

Hope that helps!

Hi arjunjain16,

I’m going to assume you are referring to the single post page when you ask about titles and meta data vs image. If you want to switch these around you’ll need to cut the <header class="entry-header">...</header> code from content-single.php and paste it above the_post_thumbnail(); in the single.php file.

Be sure to do this in a Child Theme, otherwise your changes will get overridden with any future theme updates.

Never mind. Everything seems to be fine now.

Thanks!

Thanks for the comment Ipstenu.

As I mentioned in my reply, I realize this was an older thread but since it wasn’t marked as resolved I thought I could post what worked for me in case someone had the same issue. I’ll be sure to create a new thread next time.

And Jim R did mention having the domain mapping plugin installed, as did I. Hope that clarifies my comment.

Thanks!

Hi all,

I know this is an older thread, but I thought maybe this could help someone else with a similar problem.

I was having the exact same issue as Jim R and what worked for me was deleting the following two tables in my DB (on top of everything else in Andrea’s post):

wp_domain_mapping
wp_domain_mapping_logins

It would appear deactivating or even deleting the plugin was not enough to restore the site to a regular WP site.

Hi ewb22,

Your image needs to be 960×200 as the instructions indicate for the header image upload.

One thing you can do is save your header image as a png in the appropriate size, leaving the extra space as transparent. This way your image will not stretch.

Hope that helps.