Wouter Postma

Dear Thomas,

By “callout widget” you probably mean the picture of the hand holding the phone?

That element loads the image as a CSS background image. Therefore, the plugin does not look for a @2x version.

A solution would be to load the 2x picture directly into the background and make the CSS background size 50% of the dimensions. (You don’t need my plugin for that!)

Let me know ??

Wouter

Thank you very much for your feedback.

I tested it on my website:
https://wouterpostma.nl/test/

(first one does not work, second one does)

It seems to work when the “srcset” attributes are removed. WordPress adds those automatically, so this is not ideal. I will work on a solution soon and update the plugin ??

Thank you for the info! I will look into the Customizer issue.

Hi!

Could you please share the link of your page and indicate which image? ??

Thank you,
Wouter

Thanks for leaving a review!

Thank you for your reply! I solved my issue by switching to Google Tag Manager.

-Wouter

Dear mencon,

Perhaps the two pages showing “ADMIN” are actually in WordPress as “posts”? This could cause the “author name” to be shown at the bottom.

Another issue could be that you are using different page templates on those pages, that include the author name in the template. To get rid of this, you could add the following custom CSS to your website (I suppose we are talking about https://mendelssohnconstructions.com.au?):

.page-template-default .autor-content { display: none; }

To add “Extra CSS”, go to the Customizer (under the Appearance menu) and look for the “Additional CSS” field. Then, just add the code above :-).

Please let us know if this solves your issue!

Wouter

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Wouter Postma.

Dear Gustavo,

Currently this is not supported by the plugin. However, we may consider adding this functionality in the future.

Meanwhile, you could fix it with a media query in your CSS sheet, please see example below:

@media all and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 1.5) {
  #logo {
    background-image: url('/images/[email protected]');
    background-size: 200px 100px;
  }
}

(Of course, replace #logo with any div class or ID, and edit the size to whatever size your image should be).

Hope this helps!

Cheers,
Wouter

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Wouter Postma.

Hi,
This is probablu caused by an SEO plugin and the title tag in your theme.

Open your theme’s header.php file and look for the following:

<title><?php some-php-code-here ?></title>

Try changing it into this:

<title><?php wp_title(''); ?></title>

Please let me know if that works :-).

Hi _SSS

This code will display all parent categories separated by “?”, like this:
Internet ? Blogging ? WordPress

<?php echo get_category_parents( $cat, true, ' &raquo; ' ); ?>

(From the Codex)

Is this what you mean?

Hi again,

The admin.php is not what I meant.. you have to try to access phpMyAdmin from your web hosting control panel.

There you can change the prefix in the actual database. If you don’t manage; contact your web hosting company for support.

Could you try logging into DirectAdmin / your hosting control panel and open phpMyAdmin? This way you can check if the prefix has also been changed in the actual database..

Hi Kristofferk,

Did you only change it in your wp-config.php file, or did you also change the table names in your database?

Hi Jen,

Did you try to disable plugins using FTP? (by renaming the plugin folder)

Did you check if your website still has the correct time zone set in the WordPress general settings?