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@takayukister looks like a PHP mismatch issue, PHP 8.0.29 is the current version but CF7 only works on PHP 7

If i downgrade the PHP to Version 7.4.33, it works. PHP 8.0.29 does NOT

Yes and no. I use firefox, but users are usung Chrome, neither browser works

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Hello!

You need to use the same tags in the form as your email.

Both of the following would work:

Change the Form code to [text* your-name id:text-475 class:form-control placeholder “Name”]

Or change the Email content to From: [text-475]

Either put the tags used in the form code in your email template. or put the email template tags in your form code. They have to be the same. Your website has no idea that text-475 is actually your-name (or vice versa)

New Topic as instructed : https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-to-change-the-text-inside-the-order-details-table-in-the-new-order-email/

Sorry, but I don’t see anything on that file about the text ‘ex. tax’

It’s not Loader, it’s VW Maintenance Theme.

Go to the website above and see for yourself – every clicked link takes ages to move to. When you first browse, the title bar changes so show you’re on the site, but it can be 3 seconds or more of blank white (sometimes with a spinner) before anything happens.

What annoys me more, is that on a recent support chat with VW themes, I was told that this is a free theme issue, and to upgrade. I did pay for the upgrade, but that wrecked my layout. Then I was told no, the paid version has a different layout and to restore the free version!!! WTF?? REALLYYY?? So now I’ve paid NZ$60 for a theme I cant use, to not fix an issue that still remains.

I have had this done as a custom plugin by Jeemeet from Ozone Webtechs

Thanks.
Actually, I’m querying the database with a separate app, that’s why I needed the location.

The best, and possibly the most correct way, is to provide your child theme with the template-parts folder, and edit the site-info.php file in the footer subfolder.

Using FTP or whatever suits you best, create a folder in your child theme called template-parts. Inside this folder, create one called footer. Inside that, place a php file called site-info.php that reads as follows:

<?php
/**
 * Displays footer site info
 *
 * @package WordPress
 * @subpackage Twenty_Seventeen
 * @since 1.0
 * @version 1.0
 */

?>
<div class="site-info">
<div class="wrap">

[your chosen content goes here]

</div><!-- .wrap -->
</div><!-- .site-info -->

That way, the default footer.php functionality is preserved, yet displays your chosen content.

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I’m no pro blogger, but the English grammar of the site is low quality. I wouldn’t naturally return to the site again.

If you want to be recognized as a serious contender in the busy news space, consider the following:

1) Who is your target customer?
2) Why should they come to your site instead of others?
3) How are you going to let them know you are there?

I’d be looking at google adwords or similar.

Keep trying – you’ve got the general idea, just need to refine it.

Conditional Tags should do the trick for you ??

OK, so I fixed this. For those who find this thread and want the answer, here’s what I did:

The image was in uploads/2016/01 and was called ‘LongPad.png’

In my CSS, i added the following code

.site-content {
    margin: 0 auto;
    padding: 40px 0 40px 0;
    max-width: 60%;
    background: url(/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/LongPad.png) repeat-x;

Simple, because WP then loads that image behind any content, but not behind the whole page.

No, I want the background image to entirely cover the screen, then the notepad image to be in front of that, then the page content in front of that. The idea is a floating notepad with text on the pages, but with a big background image too