testingmoon

Alright, I have posted a new job asking for those who are interested send me a few details, such as how much it will cost, when can they start, etc.

Is it really not possible to get help here? Paying someone is my last hope?

Could you be a little bit more specific please? Since that is a job section, it means that I would have to pay to someone? How much do you think it would cost? Any idea how long it might take to edit the plugin? How long would it take for someone to contact me? If you could give me as much details as possible on this matter, I would be really grateful!

that is right – the plugin wraps a div with the background formatting around the post content – while you are trying to have this around or for the post div;

I checked the code before and yeah, that’s exactly what it does. How long do you think it would take to re-write the plugin code? Isn’t it possible to just change a few lines and make the plugin insert the background image for specific post number?

For example whenever a post is created we get a unique number – e.g. <div id=”post-835″, then if another post is created it will have div id of post 836, and so on…

It just seems to me that the problem is the fact that the image background is set for words written inside post only, not the actual post. This problem is so frustrating as I have no idea what to do to solve it, hopefully someone will be able to help me out…

I’m using “Traction” theme.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/themes/traction

Problem solved.

I know that I need to edit my “wp-reportpost” file, but I don’t know which parts to edit since I have 0 knowledge in PHP. I think what I need to do is set to display the “report” function only at posts page. Any help is really appreciated, if anyone has any questions/requests – please tell me.

I don’t really think that it would depend on theme, but thanks anyway, I’ll try and search for other similar plugins!

Find this line below:
#nav-below {

Then replace everything in here:

#nav-below {
    margin: -18px 0 0;
}

To this:

#nav-below {
    display: none;
}

Alright, find this line:
.paged #nav-above, .single #nav-above {

Below that you will see display:, change it to what I’ve mentioned previously.

It does work perfectly well, almost exactly what I wanted. Would it be possible to have this function inside the post (at the bottom of it)? Because at the moment it’s outside of the wrapper area.

So much to read, so it obviously requires plenty of work to do before it functions. Isn’t there already a plugin for it? I’m sure it exists somewhere, I’m just not sure what or where to look for. I would like to have previous/next post inside my actual post, not in the side bar or wherever else.

????? I just said which line.

Hello, it’s very simple, go to your “style.css” (line 920)

Then change this line:
display: block;

TO THIS:
display: none;

Indeed.