Carl Wuensche

Did you check your error_log and you have debugging on?

This might seem silly, but is your browser size too small? I know some elements are hidden in admin panel when your browser size shrinks.

Good to hear! I have had issues before with redirect plugins on client websites where I didn’t realize they were installed, because I didn’t install it myself!

Can you show an example of what you mean? I don’t understand this.

I only see black on the scroll over/hover state, but that’s where you would start re-inserting custom css to fix those issues.

You can checkout the PayPal IPN documentation here https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/ipn/integration-guide/IPNandPDTVariables/.

In order to do what you want, you can use the custom field by using an input box like
<input type="text" name="custom" value="woocommerce-code"></input> and the text in the value field is what will be replaced with the code used.

Looks perfect to me. You must have a cache on your local browser.

Do you have an html file with a link to your style.css file? Is there any way you can post what your code looks like anywhere, like a screenshot or something?

Just note the important declaration. It really depends where you add the CSS code. If you add css code to overwrite other code after it’s initially declared, you will need to overwrite it with the important declaration.

Maybe you can back-up your css customization and replace it with the default to see if that fixes it? If that does fix it, that means your CSS code is broken.

If you want to hide the author avatar you could use.

.byline { display: none!important; }

If you want to hide the category links you can use
.cat-links { display: none!important; }

If you want to hide the tag links you can use
.tags-links { display: none!important; }

If you want to hide all three you can use

.byline, .tags-links, .cat-links { display: none!important; }

I’m assuming your wp-signup.php file exists? If it does, try checking your error_log file, it’s quite possible you have some sort of a function or code in functions.php or a plugin that’s causing an error before you hit the signup page.

You also have a facebook Pixel Error on your 404 page:
Facebook Pixel Error: Error: [ID:1914170168816921] An invalid email address was specified for ’em’. This data will not be sent with any events for this Pixel.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by Carl Wuensche.

You could use jQuery to do it.

Are you sure? I tried it on Chrome and it works fine for me. You are getting a 404 error though, jquery.cssParentSelector.js failed to load.

@wtwp Sorry, I’m not sure I understand the question because I can’t see what you’re talking about.