Ovidiu Nicolae

Hi communitysu,

are you referring to the site description (tagline) by any chances? If that’s the case, you can easily hide it via the the theme customizer from WordPress: under the Site Title & Tagline uncheck the box for display header text as seen here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/gokvdhtc9wxy96f/radium.jpg?dl=0

I highlighted the option in the screenshot above. Please let me know if this solved your problem.

If however you don’t want any title/logo to be shown by not entering a site title, you must modify your theme’s style.css (or upload a transparent png as your logo).
On line 821, modify the rule for .site-title a to look like this:

.site-title a {
	border-bottom: none;
	border: none;
	color: #fff;
	font-weight: normal;
	letter-spacing: 4px;
	line-height: 1;
	padding: 0 10px;
	text-shadow: 1px 1px 0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1);
	text-transform: uppercase;
}

Please let me know if this solved your problem,

Hi jmeyer2485,

thank you for downloading and using the Accent theme. There is a way to center the main navigation, but unfortunately it is not the most elegant and practical solution. In style.css on line 1388 you have to add a couple of extra css rules in order to center the navigation.

First, you have to add margin: 0 auto.
Secondly, in order to center a block element, you must specify a width in pixels. Basically you have to measure approximately the length of your menu in pixels and add that particular width to the css:
width: 600px;

Your final code should be like this:

.main-navigation ul {
list-style: none;
margin: 0;
padding-left: 0;
margin: 0 auto;
width: 600px;/*in case your width is 600px*/
}

The downside is that your nested menu item (sub-pages) will be offset and look odd. But if you don’t have nested menu items this shouldn’t be an issue. Also, I recommend doing this mod in a child theme. Please let me know how it goes and I’ll gladly help.

Regards,
Ovidiu

I tried deactivating them and switching the theme, but it didn’t solve the problem. Any plugin basically that I’m trying to install ends up with a fatal memory error. The same happens when I’m trying to run a plugin, like the wordpress duplicator. Here is a screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/Lo1HCFF.png

I am getting the error even in the wordpress news panel: https://i.imgur.com/E6Ixt4q.png

I ran a phpinfo() for this wordpress install and everything seems ok as far as memory limits are concerned: https://i.imgur.com/FzTbT9l.png

What really baffles me is that I have two more wordpress websites on this same server and they work great. Thanks for your help!

That’s great, thanks! Looking forward to it. ??

Hey,

I actually managed to solve it. I’ll describe what I did in detail below, hopefully you’ll make it work too.

I have two shipping methods enabled:
– local delivery (fixed amount)
– local pickup (free)
On the shipping options panel I have them arranged in this order (as above), with the radio button checked for local delivery.
With this setup I was having the exact same problem as you, on the checkout page local pickup was selected by default.
This is what did the trick: on the local delivery panel (under the Shipping tab) I edited the title (to something like Local Delivery to your Address) and hit Save Changes.
That’s it. I know it’s strange, maybe there’s a glitch somewhere, but it works flawlessly and local delivery is always checked by default during checkout.
Try and do the same thing for the shipping method you’d like to be selected by default.

Hope this helps.

Hi,

did you manage to solve this issue? I’m facing the same problem with local_pickup being selected by default, regardless of the settings. Thanks!

Nope, you won’t have to fix anything at your end.
The plugin actually works, but it keeps throwing those warnings when saving a custom post type (which is actually being saved, despite the errors). Hopefully it will be updated soon.

No problem. If you can’t wait until the fix is submitted to the repository you can enable debug mode and debug log. The errors will be logged into a file. After you are done creating your custom post types and taxonomies you can just disable debug mode and you’re all set. The errors only occur when saving or editing.

More details here: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Debugging_in_WordPress#Example_wp-config.php_for_debugging

Hope this helps.

This issue is already fixed in the next version. It should be released pretty soon I guess.

It is a known bug of the current 1.3.1 version and it is already fixed in the next release. However I do not know when it will be updated, probably very soon; maybe someone from support can tell us.

Hello,

I’m experiencing the same issue.

1) WP: 3.5.2
2) Plugin Version: 1.3.1
3) Server: Linux Apache, PHP 5.2.17
4) Plugins: BackWPup, Contact Form 7, Font Awesome Icons, Lazy Load, Multiple Featured Images, Relevanssi, WP-PageNavi, WP Smush.it, WP Voting.
5) Custom theme based on underscores.me

I have that exact same setup on my local WAMP server, but the error only appears when adding/editing a custom post type or taxonomy on the live server. On the local WAMP setup everything works as it should.

Awesome! Lazy load was definitely causing the problem, but now everything works great with the code above. Thank you!

No, the avatar isn’t displayed correctly with the twentytwelve theme either. I think I found out what is causing this issue by looking at the html with firebug. It’s a conflict with the lazy load plugin. This is the html output for the avatar image:
https://jsfiddle.net/9mfy2/

So the source of the image is actually a transparent gif. I think lazy load does this for all the images when a page is reloaded and only replaces the transparent gif with the actual image when it is visible in the viewport. For some reason it doesn’t do it for the avatar images when using WP-Ajaxify-Comments.

Hi,
I’m using a child theme that I designed myself and named it after my domain (ovinic). I’m not using any other plugins for showing avatar pictures.

Thank you.