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  • Thread Starter solvap

    (@solvap)

    Hello @andrewmperryman ,

    Thank you for replying! I know @import is depricated, but since everything else failed and there is a setting for it in W3 Total Cache, I gave it a try – it didn’t work either. It’s been since removed again from my child theme style.css.

    The only combo working without breaking my CSS right now is: I enabled Minify in Manual mode, and in the Minify settings page of W3TC I let the default settings.

    This way if I check on Google’s PageSpeed Insights I get a warning I should minify my child theme’s style.css. It does not warn me of having to minify parent Hueman’s CSS which must mean they are already minified.

    If I try in the Manual CSS Minify settings to input my child style.css alone, I lose any edits it makes to my site’s design.

    I wish I could find the reference to Hueman CSS minification you mention. I really would like to be able to minify properly with W3TC. Every setting combo I tried so far failed, it’s a bit frustrating.

    Thank you again!

    You’re welcome! You’re right it was a different theme I was looking at for the centered menu items. Now that it’s back to Hueman, what worked for me centering them was simply adding text-align: center; as seen in the block of CSS below:

    #nav-header .nav ul {
        background-color: #000000;
        text-align: center;
    }

    Perhaps you can try it in a child theme style.css or the Advanced options – Additional CSS of customizer.

    Very odd how you can’t get the posts to display in full instead of excerpts (I looked at your News page).

    One thing that might work, and I stress you should use a child theme for that, is finding all Hueman PHP files that make mention of <?php the_excerpt(); ?> and copy them with the same name and path into a child theme’s directory. Then you could replace <?php the_excerpt(); ?> with <?php the_content(); ?> (in the child theme files) and give it a try.

    Directions on making a child theme here. This way if everything goes wrong, you can still start over by switching to the Hueman parent theme again which you won’t have changed ??

    I hope it works! Good luck!

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by solvap. Reason: clarification changes are made in child theme

    Hi!

    You can customize the “Read More” of your posts by following the instructions here:
    https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Customizing_the_Read_More

    Any changes you make should be in a Child Theme of Hueman, so that all changes won’t be lost next time you update Hueman. Directions here.

    Good luck!

    DNS changes can take 24-48 hours to propagate. I’m making a wild guess here, that maybe you were actually still making changes to your Bluehost database if less time had pass.

    If that is a case, and you still have access to your Bluehost account, you can check if the copy of your site’s database there has all the changes you implemented, then export the database from Bluehost and import it in Hostgator via phpmyadmin.

    As I said, I’m just guessing but it wouldn’t hurt to check if that’s what happened!

    Hi, I’m not sure what you’re trying to achieve exactly with issues #1 and #2 after looking at your site’s main page. Perhaps for #1 you could try this:

    * Go to your WP dashboard menu AppearanceThemes , find Hueman and click on the “Customize” button.
    * From the customizer menu navigate to Front Page Content and make sure the option Display the full post content is checked. You can also find the same option for full text instead of excerpts under Main body design and then Post Lists Design and Content… in case you don’t want that for the front page.

    Regarding #3, this in a child theme CSS should align the menu links to center. Good luck!

    .main-header-menu li {
        position: relative;
        text-align: center;
    }
    Thread Starter solvap

    (@solvap)

    Well, nobody replied, so what I did and it worked in my case was:

    1) Uninstalled both Hueman and the Hueman child theme.
    2) Used PHPmyAdmin to delete hu_theme_options and option_tree from the database.
    3) Re-installed both Hueman and the Hueman child theme, then used customizer to input the new favicon.

    It worked in my case! ?? However I do not recommend this if you are facing a similar issue unless you are certain you can properly backup and restore your database in case something goes wrong. Good luck!

    Thread Starter solvap

    (@solvap)

    Could someone please help me with this or make a suggestion?

    Obviously options hu_theme_options and option_tree in the wp_options table were populated by a much older version of Hueman’s settings, and they can no longer be accessed/changed via modern Hueman’s customizer. So I am stuck with an old, http (insecure) favicon meta link.

    Should I delete these options by deleting their option_name entries in the database (hu_theme_options, option_tree), and start over customizing my theme? Or would that break my WordPress database?

    I am hoping the developers would be familiar with these database entries? Thank you for any help/insight you could send my way!

    TechGnome, I already have tried the wordpressdotcom yahoo group. I still haven’t had any reply regarding this issue, thanks though. macmanx, thank you, I might just try that if I see the situation persists.

    Hey all, I’m trying to login to my wordpress.com blog and I keep getting an “Incorrect Password” warning. I keep using the password e-mailer function to get a new password, I try to login with the new password and still it doesn’t let me through. Sorry for posting this here, but the only way to reach wordpress.com support is through the feedback link on the dashboard, and I just cannot login to even see the dashboard. Can someone please help? I’m sure I type everything in exactly as I should, and enter the correct username and password I’ve been given. Thanks!

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