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You can add the following code to Custom CSS section in Theme Customizer

.main-navigation ul ul a:hover {
color: #hex-color-code-for-text;
background: #hex-color-code-for-hover-background;
}

present code is:

.main-navigation ul ul a:hover {
color: #42A2CE;
background: #fff;
}

Hi Max!

I am also facing similar issue with the plugin on this website: https://www.thrillophilia.com/blog/

I am trying to make “Quick contact form” a fixed widget.
It worked fine for a few days but after that it stopped working suddenly.

I have tried:
Deactivating all the plugins except Gravity Forms and Q2W3
Cleared cache and also disabled minify faeture of W3TC
Cleared cache and excluded q2w3-fixed-widget.js and jquery.ui from minify
Looked for <noscript> tag as you suggested above. But, there’s none.

Can you please check if there’s something else that can cause this issue?

Thanks.

I think, a wildcard redirect for https://robertdall.com/blog to https://robertdall.com/ should work fine.
you can give it a try from within cPanel >> redirects

The easiest and hassle free way I could think of is to set permalink structure on your new blog (that’s in the root directory) to :
/blog/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/

That way you will have the same URL as your old blog and won’t need to setup any redirects.

There is a feature which allows users to purchase the products without registering.
This is called “Guest Checkout”. You can enable this feature. ??

@pippin
Just wondering how about using a Twitter Bootstrap short code plugin?

I am having the same problem!

Could you please share your functions.php code using Pastebin ?

That’s great! ??

I am not sure of any such layout editor. May be you can open up a new thread in Plugins section and get feedback from other users?

Edit your page and in the right hand column you will see “page template” you can select “Full-width, no sidebar” from the drop down and update it. ??

There will a folder with the name of your subdomain on your hosting account.

You can try increasing the memory limit by following the instructions here

There are lot of themes available to build such sites.
You can try looking for “WordPress Classified Theme”

Create a separate WP admin and FTP account.
There is no need of giving access to the database, that’s rarely required. You can install a Database Backup plugin so that whenever your developer is working on your site he/she can create a backup of the db before making any changes.

Glad that you managed to fix it ??