shawncbarry

Not silly – no, I hadn’t. I don’t remember it being there, or having to before. Suppose I just forgot.

Thank you, very much.

Yup, got it (see my comment above).

Oh man …I thought I’d put those inside the comment parameters. That’s what happens late at night.

Thanks for the second set of eyes, my friend.

Shawn

It should look like the static design.

Yes, I understand that, thanks Andrew. Just thought I’d begin with that information. I’ll just go ahead then.
(note – this is NOT my content. IMHO, “dirty panties” belong in the hamper. However…)

[NSFW]
Here is the static design for the homepage. All the content is for position only – the real content would be added after the CMS is up-and-running:

https://kookoo4panties.com/development/home.html

Here’s what’s happening with the same css code, through WordPress (this is just the header and sidebar, so far:

https://kookoo4panties.com/CMS/

Well …now the images are updated. I didn’t do anything. Apparently, WordPress takes a couple hours to let go of some things it’s cached, even after they’ve been completely obliterated from the server, database, etc.

That was 2 hours worth of un-necessary stress I could have lived without. Anyone else how has this same issue and finds this thread, I guess be patient is the answer.

Do you mean your custom fields aren’t showing up in your admin post pages when you’re creating or editing posts, or your theme isn’t accessing the custom theme values in the displayed pages when visiting the site?

If I misunderstood your question, ignore this post, but it SOUNDS like you just want a custom 404, not the WP default.

That “Page not found” is coming from your WordPress 404 page, 404.php inside your theme files. So, you just need to edit that page to be whatever you want. That htaccess code (I don’t know much about htaccess code either, but I recognize some of it) is simply setting up some re-write rules based on different conditions. But, if you just edit the 404.php page, then you’re set.

Is that what you’re asking?

Okay – update: seems it’s a SAFARI issue (hence, iPhone issue). I thought I’d tested this is Safari on my desktop browser, but I guess I got mixed up.

So, Safari is having the issue.

I think it’s just this line:

RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^https://(www\.)?mysite\.com/ [NC]

Do I need to add something in this line to account for a request coming from a device, like mobile/?mysite or something like that?

Hi Richard. I seem to be on a running streak of explaining myself badly. I’ll try to explain it another way:

In my page template, there’s the php function get sidebar. Get sidebar, gets the sidebar. The entire sidebar is just divs and links, designed into the sidebar.php file. No widgets or anything. So, I’m trying to see if there’s a way for the get sidebar function to randomly call from 2 different sidebar php files on page refresh. The only difference is the way the sidebar background colours and text colours are styled, via css.

Put another way, I’d like get sidebar to be able to randomly grab from 2 different sidebars. Make sense?

Okay, I’ll just have to write code sentence-style, I suppose. Disconcerting that it’s a problem no one else is having. Is it possible to have a corrupt version of WordPress?

I also tried turning ALL OFF but leaving CKEdit ON, but that didn’t work either.

vtxyzzy – I DID try the CKEdit. Same problem persisted.

Palimadra – I turned them all off. Same problem.

…okay, no idea why the links didn’t show up.

I use VideoJS-pro, BAW Like/Unlike and Admin post Navigation.