thewhiskytrials

Hi,

You couldnt have search to hard this kind of post is all over the forums on the internet.

Removing the sidebar isnt enough, you would need to change the CSS to achieve this too. Normally aligning text to center and increasing div width to 100%.

Looking at your link it looks as you have managed to centre the post. Well done.

Hi,

This is very vague, if you want help then please be more specific. Is it a blank screen. Do you get errors when checking the website with Firefox and Firebug or Google Chrome console?

What is your hosting error log?

What preceded this inability to login to your admin?

Help us to help you dude!

I was thinking about limiting individual uploads which can be affected by htaccess and php.ini.

Maybe a plugin could help.

I take it you have both done the following though:

Go to your site’s Network Admin page — usually something like example.com/wp-admin/network/. Go to Sites ? All Sites.

Mouse over the site that you need to edit and select Edit in the menu that appears.

Now select the Settings tab. Scroll down to the bottom (or near the bottom, depending on whether you have plugins installed that add more settings at the bottom). You’re looking for the Site Upload Space Quota setting. Put the appropriate number of MB in that box — if you’re updating a site’s quota to 1GB, for instance, you’d put 1024 in the box.

If there’s nothing in the box, it will use your network’s default quota.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wildcard-ssl-vs-multi-domain-ssl-certificate?replies=5

Yeh I looked on the link thats why I asked the order you wanted them and mentioned I dont think they will all fit in a row.

Id have the face image on left, quote on right net to it and purple box underneath in middle.

Its $24.50 a month and you get updates and the rest of their themes and plugins or you can pay $19 a month + updates just for domain mapping plugin.

Im a lifetime member.

More expensive than a wildcard SSL?

I thought it might give you some tips on your own setup.

If you get in touch I can have a look for you!

Ah OK sounds like you would need to edit the JS that controls the session then.

Just hide them with CSS dude ??

And this link was at bottom: https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/how-to-setup-ssl-for-mapped-domains#post-803587

Have a read of this:

https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/domain-mapping-with-ssl

Could be the portfolio plugins problem?

Id need to test this myself to be sure. Perhaps the theme dev an confirm.

For now Id not use it but like I said check your hosting error log as this may have clues.

There are other themes very similar to flat out there…..like 2015 ??

Do you mean the actual search text box changes from square corners to round corners?

I dont see this testing in Firefox. All I see is that the search button is visible on mobile view and not in desktop view.

When things change depending on screensize its normally always controlled by CSS.

OK well Id change your theme back to default via phpmyadmin:

https://www.inkthemes.com/wordpress-database-theme-change/

Then install another theme to see if you get the same issue. If not you know its something happening with flat.

Did you upload yourself or use the plugin installer in the admin?

Yeh not as easy as that unfortunately. Read this tut:

https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/a-guide-to-overriding-parent-theme-functions-in-your-child-theme–cms-22623

The quick and dirty way is just to hide those elements you dont want with CSS.