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Thank you for replying, but I don’t really understand… Can you advise what I would need to do to output the value in uppercase?

Perfect, thank you. I’ll review now.

Perfect thanks @itzmekhokan! That worked a treat.

One further small request – is there some CSS I can add to increase the width of the textarea field in the form? It’s currently very small on my site: https://zskitchens.co.uk/product/cambridge-matt-ivory/

@dualcube I can see you offer great support, could you advise me about this?

And here – do you guys not test things before you release an update!?

Many thanks, I’ve submitted that report.

Hey, thanks for your replay,

I don;t think I can expand any of the options under Gallery> without getting an error but I will have another go!

Hi there,

This post was really to see if anyone could spot something obvious that was causing the compatibility issues, as I mentioned the theme author isn’t offering support so I thought I’d throw it out there…

Many thanks for this, I followed the steps at the end of that post and it’s all fixed.

It will be a lot of work to convert to HTML which we could do but I doubt the client would want to pay for it!

The ideal option would be a search engine which manages pdf attachments. Google Custom Search handles this fine but includes sponsored 3rd party listings in the free version. I’m surprised that there isn’t a WordPress plugin which can handle this yet.

My friend you are a genius – I can’t thank you enough. That works great now ??

Many thanks – I’ve added that. I still have a problem in that when you reduce the size of the browser (as will automatically happen on smaller screens) the menu splits over 2 lines and is out of alignment. Can you help with that?

I got this sorted with support from the developer, but I don’t think it was through WordPress forums. Try the Codecanyon site and look through the comments for this plugin.

Hope it helps.

I’ve been trying to create a list of allowed countries and that creates nearly 80,000 lines for the htaccess so think I may have answered my own question! I guess the western European countries have many more IP ranges than the countries I’m currently blocking so I think I’ll have to stay with what I’ve got. Many thanks for all your help.

I would have had to add something like 44,000 lines of IP blocks and my host told me to definitely *not* do that

Hehe that’s exactly what I’ve got – 43,700 lines in my htaccess. It works great but is too slow at site loading. I just thought I should be able to reverse it, add the ranges to ‘allow’ and then have a default ‘deny’ instruction to everywhere else. I’ll put it together and paste it here to see if you think it would work.

I only really want a single measure to block access to the whole of the webspace (and the 20-odd wordpress sites), rather than installing a plugin on every site…