PinkishHue

Here’s how to add the info to the admin CSS for anyone unsure:

– Create a new plugin* containing the code below (or add the code to a plugin if you already have one that contains general functions for your site)

<?php
/**
 * Plugin Name:	 Hide GEOMYWP input
 */

add_action('admin_head', 'my_custom_admin_css');

function my_custom_admin_css() {
  echo '<style>
		/* Hide this sections */
		div.additional-information-wrapper {
			display: none !important;
		}  </style>';
}

*If you’re new to making plugins, simply make a folder in your wp-content/plugins folder called something like ‘geomywp-hide-input’ then in there create a plain text file called something like ‘geomywp-hide-input.php’ and put the code above in to it.

You can also use this method to hide other bits of the GEOMYWP input if needed.

Have you tried flushing permalinks (just visit the permalinks page in your admin settings) – when a new custom post type is created this is sometimes necessary to make WP recognise the links to those posts.

Worth a try…

Thanks, I’ve uploaded the files via FTP and it seems to have worked as normal. Still not sure what caused the error earlier, will put it down to a server blip.

Many thanks for the speedy reply =)

I decided I wanted to use the email icon after all so I’ve removed the ‘mailto:’ from the plugin. In case it’s helpful for anyone else, here’s how to do it (be careful editing plugin files and remember any updates will usually overwrite your changes so you’ll need to do it again after updating)

In top-25-social-icons/admin/widget.php

on line 323, change this:

if($text11 != 'https://www.specificfeeds.com/follow'){$mot = "mailto:";}else{$mot= '';}

to this:

if($text11 != 'https://www.specificfeeds.com/follow'){$mot = "";}else{$mot= '';}

Same issue here, kind of annoying. I can’t get rid of it either because if you leave it blank it defaults to the link to specificfeeds.com/follow

Other than that, lovely plugin, the icons look great and add a nice pop of colour to the page.

I hope the author can let us know how to work around this or update the plugin so that a link can be put in without the emailto: preceding it.

For now I’m just going to hide it by adding this to my CSS:

.sbr_text.social-icons.Email {
     display: none !important;
}

Thanks!

Hi, I’ve just tried to use these 2 plugins together too and find the settings are not being respected – being the thumbnail size (it shows full size even though I set to thumb) and the widget template (it just uses the default and ignores my setting).

I guess I’ll have to find another option but just thought I’d post here for info.

Really love this plugin, it’s so useful. Would be great if it could be made to work with the page builder in future.

Thank you =)

Hi, I’m testing this plugin out at the moment and just wanted to add to this thread as I’m also interested in ways to disable those extra fields. It’d be great if this could be a checkbox in the settings pages to turn on & off.

I will try the CSS method for now but it would be better not to have to load those fields at all if not needed.

Many thanks, great plugin! =)

I had this too, just installed on xampp.

edited to add: scratch that, I think it was something to do with a localised version? Because I picked UK English at the beginning of the install. It’s now updated and the message has gone.

Hi, I just came across this problem myself and uploaded just the ‘font’ folder, that did the job because it contains the ‘genericons’ files.

Ok, I’ll try that instead, thanks. Just wondered if I could use the SES plugin instead.

Aah just realised the full width can be set in Appearance > Theme Options

As a temporary fix I’ve added an empty text widget in the sidebar, which just means a blank space appears where the widgets go.

This is not a good solution but might work for now. I’d prefer to have a full width template if no widgets are active in the sidebar, but I’m not seeing a full width template in this theme. Going to try and make my own in child theme.

I’m having the same issue. I really like this theme and am hoping to use it but this issue makes things tricky.

I’ve had a quick look through the functions.php and widgets.php files but can’t see anything obvious that’s causing this.

Hope someone can help?

You want to remove that code for the nav menu in the child theme versions of those files. That should work.

I recently used the Make theme and that has a pretty cool built-in page builder that lets you add galleries:

DEMO: https://demo.thethemefoundry.com/make-one/

THEME: https://www.ads-software.com/themes/make