turtile

Thanks!

It seems to be the Events Manager Pro Form Builder but I still have issues.

Uncaught TypeError: e.indexOf is not a function
at S.fn.init.S.fn.load (jquery.min.js?ver=3.5.1:2)
at same_attendee_script.js?ver=1:4
at same_attendee_script.js?ver=1:68

I can purchase normal Woocommerce products in test mode but when I attempt to purchase, I get the same error. However, when I check the console this time, I get:

Unable to fix malformed JSON and it links to the checkout js.

I’ve contacted the plug-in author but don’t have a reply yet.

The image size was not made by the plugins. Apparently, there is a medium_large size built into WordPress along with many others that aren’t in the Admin menu.

I tried:

function remove_wordpress_defualt_image_size() {
remove_image_size( ‘medium_large’ );
}
add_action(‘init’, ‘remove_wordpress_defualt_image_size’);

But I am still stuck with it. Does anyone know how to remove it?

Thanks!

The theme I’m using is built from scratch by me. I only have a function to create a 1280px image in the functions.php file. Could an inactive theme cause this to happen?

I mainly want the different taxonomies to allow for easy searching in both the back and front end. I’m not sure how many resources it will take if I have 10,000 posts and need to search all of them to find a post to edit. Maybe it will make sense to stop at family although some have over 20,000 possible species (of course, I will never get that far!).

I assume the normal tag system will be fine for relating things like parasitic plants which include many different plants in different groups.

Thanks, it makes a lot more sense now. I assume that once I have a large number of items in a category, I can search? For example, when I want to place a species in the genus taxonomy and I have 3000 genera, I can search in the editor to find the right genus? (I don’t see this right now with a few.)

I assumed there was a way to branch them so I can find things easier. So for example, I could check off the higher level taxonomic ranks and only see the genera in a certain family.

Thanks for the suggestions so far! Do the custom taxonomies work for anything?

For anyone with the same problem, you just need to make the width of the select tag 100%

select {
width:100%;
}

Try adding https:// in front of the loop address.

If there is a security flaw in a certain version, this makes it extremely easy.

This is what a standard install outputs:

<meta name="generator" content="WordPress 4.1" />f

One of the things WordPress does that opens itself to attacks is place that it’s a WordPress site in the meta data. I’d definitely remove that line in functions.php so bots don’t have a simple way to figure out what your site is running.

The example I found needed the_content() after the_post()

You need to add the logo in the before 600px too. Just requires some manual edits.

Go into the theme’s folder and find footer.php. You’ll see statement in there and you can edit it.

padding: 45px 0px will give a top and bottom padding of 45px. That’s why your logo is dropped down.

Do you have any plug-ins?