sinergyinaction

Hi @bcworkz, many thanks for your note!
I followed your advise but then it creates a boxed style website, whereas my website occupies the full screen, also some of the sections appear displaced.
It isn’t definetly the result I wanted.
Are there any other similar settings that can cater for a full width website?

Hi, apparently I have sorted this out. I realized that the url box of my browser had a % button at its very righ-hand side that said 50%, when I clicked on it the aspect of the site returned to 100% of the range (and the button desappeared!). Apparently this button is displayed whenever a CTRL+/- key combination is pressed.
However, now I have realized that for better aspect of the website, I prefer it to be 80% of the full aspect. I also still don’t understand why if I change this % on a specific tab where the website is displayed, any other tab which will be open with the url of the website will display it exactly with the same % of that display scale.
Also, how can I fix the scale at which the website is displayed from within my admin interface, so that no matter the browser, etc. it will be automatically be displayed at, say (at least initially) 80% ?

I am trying to send my exported files via the provided e-mail but your e-mail server doesn’t seem to like some of the file extensions, considering them a threat and bounces the e-mail back to me. I’ll send you just the screenshot ….

I managed to display/use the “bulk actions” but it still only let me save in .zip.
I’ll send the .zip file at the support e-mail just given

Thank you

The other thing is that I have created many such sliders already for the same webpage and there is only one exhibiting this behaviour

FYI: These sliders are all embedded within an Elementor “section”

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by sinergyinaction.

I’ m trying to send you the generated export files but they are generated in .zip format and your interface doesn’t allow .zip extentions. Apparently it only allows for .ss3 extension to be uploaded.
On the other hand, my dashboard does’t have a “bulk actions” option (it must be a pro feature I guess)
Is there any other way I can send you what you are asking me to send?
I sent a screenshot through your form
Best regards

Hi, @robertnextendweb I am actually using Fill mode.
So I’ll send you a screenshot
Many thanks for your prompt reply!

Thanks so much everyone for your comments!

Thanks will do!

But if I use a page builder, the page will remain stored in the database instead of being saved as an html file in the directory I want. At least I haven’t found out how to do it like this …. (I am using Elementor)

Ok, thanks….What you are saying is that you can’t create it within WordPress itself without resorting to php + html + css programming, right?

Hi, I was using the default WP tag

Hi @lianakap thanks for the tips.
However it didn’t work. I did all the proposed actions, but the read more link doesn’t appear, nor the rest of the text remains hidden
What else could I do?
Regards

Thank you both for your comments!
@luisherranz right now each time a create a new page i get a permanent link which I cannot change (only the page name). How can I change this so that only a /page.html is the address?

Hi,
I am using Jetpack

But …. but… I just realized that it actually maybe still doesn’t work!
I was lulled into believing that it was working because I saw something that didn’t see before disabling the security plugin.
Basically I see a text box, within the OMGF panel, whose caption is “Manage Optimized Fonts”
It seems it has already done a search, automatically, after entering the panel.
It shows 3 sections:
Style-sheet management: customify-google-font
And the follwing headings: Style | Weight | Preload | No-load | back.up fonts stack (pro) | Replace (pro)
And the detected font is:

OpenSans (don’t load italics | Don’t load anything | Load everything)

(these last 3 seems to be links, but don’t work when clicked upon)
Then:
Style-sheet management: google-fonts-1
And the detected fonts are Convergence , OpenSans and Roboto
each with its respective

(don’t load italics | Don’t load anything | Load everything)

line

However, when (or if) I push the Save & Optimize button, I still receive the error message above.
At the very bottom of this text box there is a final comment:

This list is populated with all captured and downloaded Google Fonts stylesheets across your site. It will grow organically if other Google Fonts stylesheets are discovered on your site.

So I am a bit confused. It looks that automatically, by just entering the OMGF panel
it has detected which fonts are GF. So if this is true does it mean that I am done? Nothing else todo on my side?
Thx
Have a great weekend too!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by sinergyinaction.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by sinergyinaction.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by sinergyinaction.