Sunny Ratilal

You’d need to add a float: left or float: right somewhere in the inline styling and adjust accordingly.

Best to play around with it a little bit and see what works best.

Best bet is to replace every WP file/folder except wp-content manually to ensure the file is there.

Does that file exist on the system? It sounds like you performed an incomplete update, so some of the files are still missing from the server.

This may also be a theme issue. Are you using the default WordPress theme?

This could potentially be a browser-specific error? Have you tested the problem in different browsers and seeing if you’re able to replicate?

You won’t run into any problems whatsoever.

A search on the plugin directory shows a wide variety of social icons that can be used.

You could possibly install one of those plugins and then style accordingly based on the markup generated of that plugin.

Do you know which error message it was?

As the installation was completed, you shouldn’t face any problem and the site should work just fine.

You’d need to edit the wp-config.php file and add in two constants which should fix up the issue for you:
define(‘WP_HOME’,’https://example.com’);
define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’https://example.com’);

Following this article should assist you further.

Hi,

This would require custom development.

The ul/li tags are coded directly into the function. You’d need add a filter to the ‘edd_email_tags‘ and adjust the array for ‘download_list’; from there, you’d need to change the ‘function’ key and rewrite the function based on the edd_email_tag_download_list

Hi,

You’d need to go into the code and make some adjustments. This would require custom development.

Hi rbschneider1,

In response to your questions:

1. You’d need to do an advanced MySQL query to retrieve this data. I’m assuming you’re familiar with MySQL? You’d need to use the JOIN functions to join up the posts and post meta tables in WordPress as well as DATE query functions to get all the meta values from the previous month.

2. This has been confirmed as a bug and has been logged on GitHub.

3. As this is not stored in the user meta but rather stored with each payment, it is not possible to do so without further custom development.

As I said with regards to your last point, the ASQ Section ID is stored with each payment and the customer linked to that payment. WordPress has its own way of storing custom fields via the use of user meta. All extra checkout fields, however, are stored in the payment meta hence show up under Customer Details.

Are the Payment Errors logs still empty?

Also, could you provide me with the System Info accessible from Downloads > Tools > System Info.

Could you try disabling PayPal IPN verification from Downloads > Settings > Payment Gateways please and see if that makes a difference?

It may well be a problem with PayPal. Is your account with PayPal verified?