GenealogyCoach

1. Style sheet editing: https://www.hoshhome.co.uk/wp-content/themes/mystile/styles/blue.css especially the #header { padding…} – use a custom.css to override the defaults

2. The Checkout/coupon issues can be directed to a WooCommerce support forum

Not a simple answer, but lots of help online. Google is your friend

Looks fine in Chrome Version 31.0.1650.63 – could you be more specific about what’s broken? The plugin is not browser-specific as it is all server-processed. It would be the *output* from the script that’s browser specific….

This is a plugin issue. Perhaps someone in that plugin’s support forum could help?

Site looks good to me (Chrome browser)
Can you right-click and get properties for the broken image?

? Do not understand the question. Can you provide a link to the problem?

Does it do this with other themes? Did this theme ever work?

See the admin Events/Settings/Formatting tab – it is quite flexible.

I poked around the code a bit, but was not able to get the results you need. The default “Contributor” role appears to allow viewing all comments, but no editing. In /wp-admin/edit-comments.php line 43, there seems to be an ‘edit_comment’ capability, but creating one to match had no effect. Same for an ‘edit_comments_per_page’ reference. I could find no ‘read_comment’ capability, except something similar in BuddyPress. We’ve opted to not go with the complexity of BuddyPress, but are working through some of the limitations of the Groups Forum plugin (which we’ve purchased) to achieve a similar capability.
I dislike WP comments in any form anyway, so we are looking to Custom Content Types, Forms Manager and Groups Forums for interactivity.

To make a long story short – what you want does not seem evident in the core or members plugin, so perhaps you need to approach it from another angle…

Good idea, thanks for sharing. It appears to require an updated browser that understands HTML5, but that would basically be the same as a browser that runs jQuery. Your method is better for modern browsers in that it does not depend on JavaScript.
Perhaps this could be built in to the plug in as an option HTML5/JavaScript validation?

Sorry for the delayed reply.

The problem (my bad!) is that the above code must go inside “script” tags:

<script type="text/javascript">
//... the code from above
</script>

This does all go in the “Note” field itself, and the note field (probably?) must come after the input textarea to be limited.

This code does depend in some plugin or your theme to load jQuery, which does seem to be happening on your page.

Can confirm, had the same happen to me. Otherwise, a really great, powerful plugin – Thank you!

I’ve never seen this, or any other user role plugin, have any effect on superadmin capabilities. Are you *sure* you are logged in as a superadmin???

IMHO, wrong tool for the job. Give those who need to make custom posts a log in, let them use the edit form that comes with the custom post manager. While it is possible, it seems a hard way to do it.

You should be able to do that using the “E-Mail Notifications” entries on the edit screen. If not, please clarify what you are trying to do.