Robert Oller

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  • Thread Starter Robert Oller

    (@robert-oller)

    Good morning,

    Can you please tell me where to find the current code for sorting as well as any relevant hooks? Either that, or please provide custom code? I absolutely need to sort Highest to Lowest, or Lowest to Highest, by an Acreage field. I’m hoping to copy and edit the function and use a hook if possible. Please assist.

    At this point, I’d have to agree. No real features. It just creates a custom post type and outputs information in a loop. Definitely not what I would expect from WooThemes.

    Thread Starter Robert Oller

    (@robert-oller)

    For anyone that comes across this, at this point (WP 3.6.1) there is not a specific filter hook for the #backtoblog link, which is totally fine.

    I ended up using jQuery/Javascript:

    add_action('login_head', 'My_Function_login_head');
function My_Function_login_head() {
	echo '<script type="text/javascript">
			jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
				anchor = document.getElementById( "backtoblog" ).getElementsByTagName( "a" )[0];
				anchor.innerText = "My New Text";
			});
		</script>';
}

    Glad you got it working!

    LowellAllen,

    Have you checked to make sure that the parameters are passing correctly in both http and https?

    My guess is that they are. If that’s true, and the parameters are passing correctly in both conditions, then my assumption is that it has to do with your custom function and not the action hook.

    Try doing something basic with the passed parameters to troubleshoot them. Then, if you need help with your function, I’d suggest posting the code here.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: "?" in posts

    journeyguy,

    I would suggest exporting your database from PHPMyAdmin, opening it as a text file, and trying a find & replace. I’m sure it’s probably only 1 or 2 characters causing the issue.

    Make a backup first, of course!

    Personally, I never rely on editing wp-config or core files in order to fix these types of issues. I find it’s usually something I can handle another way.

    Let me know what you think!

    Hi there,

    Did you find a solution? Can you post the code?

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: "?" in posts

    Hey there journeyguy,

    My guess is that you copied and pasted content from somewhere (the web, or a Word file) into your visual editor. When you do this, it’s easy to bring in formatting that will not be properly displayed and which will often add a ton of extra, non-sensical and non-semantic markup.

    I suggest going in and deleting the characters. I also suggest that when you copy and paste you do it into the HTML editor, not the visual editor.

    NOTE: Perfect example in your link… the apostrophe’s are different encoding. Just delete and re-type.

    Hi booneshakalaka,

    Try using <?php wp_login_form(); ?> (Codex entry here)

    It’s WordPress’s built in login form function.

    summahp,

    I have tried a number of WordPress plugins for e-commerce and without a doubt suggest that you use Shopp Plugin.

    It’s not free, but it’s worth it. It’s sophisticated, easy to use (at least, as easy as e-commerce plugins go), and has very good support.

    Good luck!

    Borja,

    What are your Permalink settings? Try updating your permalink settings and refreshing.

    stolpioni3,

    This is a fairly simple fix:

    1. Revert all the changes you made to WordPress’s files back to how they were (in other words, leave “index.php” alone.)
    2. Create a page called “home”
    3. Go into Settings->Reading and set the Front Page to “home”
    4. In your theme folder, create a file called “page-home.php” and dump all of your code in there

    WordPress will load that file on your websites home page and output whatever code you put there.

    That said, I’m not a huge proponent of Dreamweaver and definitely would prefer to suggest that you just build your site as a theme.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Footer Ads

    Hi cms2043,

    It looks like it’s likely due to a plugin. Themes use a hook called <?php wp_footer(); ?> … it is used by plugins to inject code into the theme files right before the close of the <body> tag.

    Try deactivating your plugins and reloading your page to find the culprit.

    Good luck!

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Image handling plugin

    Well, I think customizing using Posts (or even a Custom Post Type) would be best, but you’d have to be comfortable using PHP and editing the theme.

    If you haven’t looked into NextGEN Gallery (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/nextgen-gallery/) it’s pretty great and one of the better/best image plugins for WordPress. Maybe you can play with that and see if it works!

    Good luck!

    Hi Andy!

    I’m not sure whether it’s bad form for me to answer, but I thought I’d throw out a quick fix at least. If you can’t find the part of the code that edits the output of the slider, then you can at least hide the output. This isn’t the BEST way to handle the situation, but it should work.

    Try adding this to your style.css. If it doesn’t work at first, try adding “!important” right before the semicolon.

    #slider h2.title { display: none; }

    esmi, should I not encourage this in the future?

    Thanks!

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