George McKnight

Found the solution…
Go to Tools->Manage Backups->Complete Monthly and you’ll see
Settings | Excludes | Run now | Delete
Click the Excludes and it will load up the files/folders in the root of where your site is (may take a bit of time depending on how big your root folder is) and you’ll see further down the following e.g. Excluded(3523) Included(5670) Unreadable(1).
Select the Included folder and see what files/folders are there and create New Exclude[s] Rule at the top.

I had a subdomain called portfolio, so I added the rule portfolio/ which included everything in that folder.

Hope this helps.

I’m also looking for a solution for this.
I have a subdomain that I don’t want backed up, so it would be good to be able to select/deselect certain folders/files.

For some reason I am experiencing the same issue where the Lightbox isn’t working. The WordPress default setting of displaying the ‘Media File’ continues to work as is.
No ‘Easy Image Gallery’ effects sadly.
Url of site in question: https://www.littledreamsnursery.com/gallery

Works a treat, but just wish there was a shortcode for this. Will now have to remember this for future updates to the plugin.

Try adding this to your style sheet:

textarea { width:100% }

Or if you don’t want this size to affect ‘all textareas’ throughout your site, you can target the ‘Contact Form 7’ specific textarea by adding this to your css:

wpcf7-textarea { width:100% }

You might also want to try 98% rather than 100%, as this often plays around with your divs, depending on how it’s been coded.

derekshirk – Can you post an example

Sorted – just used the following:
[downloads format="3" query="limit=0&orderby=title;"]

Thanks Ray, that seems to have worked. Now I have to figure out how to list all documents and not just the 5 it’s showing
https://www.littledreamsnursery.com/policies-and-procedures

Guess that might be an issue as there’s quite a few js included

The Submit button is working fine as I’ve tried simply adding a 2 digit verification code and clicking submit, which then sends the form (things brings up another issue as some of the fields are ‘required’, so the form shouldn’t submit until these have been completed – one for another post maybe)

Here’s the code for the Submit button:
<input id=”sendmail” class=”submit” type=”submit” value=”Submit” name=”visual-form-builder-submit”>

mmuro – if you let me know when your available (time) I can take the site out of Maintenance Mode so that you can have a quick look at the page in question.
Currently trying to figure out if it’s possible to set up a splash page like Maintenance Mode, but still have the site viewable to those who have a link to the page/site.

There is no ‘live’ link to the form understandably as the isn’t working (the form), and the site is currently in Maintenance Mode. If you know of a way (plugin maybe) that I can send you a link without ‘Joe Public’ seeing the site let me know.
The form has 65 fields (online registration form for a nursery). A ‘test’ form with just 3 fields was created with the same ‘Email Details/Confirmation/Notification’ and this worked fine.

Thanks for the reply Shelby.
I ended up using just css to create the effect. Doesn’t work in IE6, but then my target audience aren’t corporates or old fudies that can’t be bothered upgrading a 9 year old browser ??

If no-one has a solution, can anyone then suggest a better ‘script’ for resizing a background image whenever the user scales their browser window, and keep it in proportion?

Cheers

Just gave it a go, and it works beautifully!

Thanks again for helping out alchymyth, your a star.

I just need to find a way to stop each page ‘flickering’ onload, but I think that’s a jquery issue – one for another post ??