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yes its the same link as supplied in the original post

https://www.dropbox.com/s/di8bwhab2olcbq3/wperp_sample_data_contact_USE%20-%20wperp_sample_data_contact_USE.csv?dl=0

I fortot to mention that the csv was done in google sheets.

I have since tried saving from Microsoft Excel and it has imported into CRM. Yay!

So you might want to investigate why google sheets is playing silly buggers with your CRM

Thanks anyway

Hi

I wasnt aware that there were special characters in that csv file!

But its still throwing out a combination of same error message
“Nothing to import or items are already exists.”

even after varying the input data

Just noted the error mesage
Nothing to import or items are already exists.

Still, nothing was imported to the CRM

Took a while to figure out what you meant about the Trash. But got there in the end. It seems to work. Thank you

For reference, it con be found here
WP-ERP > CRM > Contacts > Trash

Thanks. got it working

perhaps for a better ux, tooltips or error messages could be signalled when trying to create a request like i did

thanks again

Thank you Jack. That did the trick.

and thanks for the link. Onwards…

Hi,

Youre right. it is the theme. should have tried it with other themes before posting. sorry. and thanks

i adjusted the padding to none and now it works fine, like so

.type-page .ws_images img { padding:0; }

Regarding the settings link, it is found when the plugin is first activated from the plugin menu – a Settings link will appear beside the Deactivate and Edit links

hope it helps. Thanks again.

found the problem!

as i have been testing a couple widget plugins, i normally

it broke because i had put the shortcode [wit] without first escaping it, in the contents of one of the tabs (to remind myself of the plugin – i am testing out a couple)

so it works. thanks for the plugin.

sorry, i dont. i was just running a local version, trying out a few things. no matter, i can always do a new install of the db.

i would like to know this too.

@supablog

adjust the admin panel -> page options -> page template -> select the contact option

and the form will appear

cant see which two mini-posts you mean at your blog?

I use mini-posts and they look OK except that the permalinks and comments at the bottom were pushed up together to the post itslf. So I went to Admin Panel -> Options -> uncheck Auto-paragraphing and its all hunky dory now.

Usually each theme have an images directory and in it, you will find the logos, banners, mastheads etc and other relevant images for that theme.

you can find the themes through this path:

wordpress/wp-content/themes/nameOfYourPreferredTheme/images

hope this helps

@lysie6211

apologies. Forgot to mention that you should perhaps try this method FIRST – using stylesheets to hide the weblog title (if it is applicable)!

As before, turn on the weblog title.
View page source code, find the container tags for the weblog title;
and then, in the stylesheet, look for that container, comment out the relevant elements and apply display:none; to it. That way, it is still there but won’t display

header h1{ /* this is only AN EXAMPLE */
display:none;
}

Sorry about all the mess.

@lysie6211

One way that you can do that is

1) to turn the weblog title ON so everything is as it should be; and then
2) turn off the DISPLAY of the title. You can do that by commenting out the offending line in the header.php file. The line to look out for, however, is theme dependent. I use Blix and I would comment mine out like that

<!-- <h1> <a href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a> </h1> -->

If you are not sure, just turn ON the weblog title and then view the page source code. The <div id=a_css_name"> should give you a good indication of what to look for in the header.php

Is this what you are after?