Rachel

The homepage isn’t showing ‘page.php’ which is where the footer is being called. What should I do?

Sorry, I was testing something out. That footer is the theme footer, but I can’t find which file has the content to change the text. I would much rather have the tutorial footer which is listed on the other pages.

That worked. Thank you!!!

And I called Bluehost. The caching was their fault.

I hard refreshed and it didn’t work, so I opened up a different browser that never went to the website before and it still didn’t show up.

Now I have another problem. About 7 hours ago I edited out the padding via FTP and refreshed, but the page didn’t change, nor does it look changed when I inspect on Chrome. I thought maybe waiting a few hours would make it change but the padding is still there!

I checked the css file in editor and it’s edited there, and I downloaded Varnish HTTP Purge which I saw helped people. For some reason that padding: 60px is NOT going away!

Figured it out. For anyone who is having this problem and checked all your plugins and are pulling out your hair:

Put this code on the bottom of wp-config.php:

define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false);

and put this on the bottom of your functions.php:

remove_action('shutdown', 'wp_ob_end_flush_all', 1);

I got those codes from this website that will help you: https://www.mhthemes.com/support/theme-customizer-not-working/

Good luck!

Ah, I got it to work. Jumped the gun on this.

Thank you for replying in a timely manner. Not many plugin owners do that! ??

Thank you for the documentation! I didn’t see that when downloading. I followed the guide and everything works now. ??

That works! Thanks. ??

Oh I see what happened. My client uploaded her own photo’s and it broke everything.

Thanks!

I am. All of the images are the same size. That’s what you mean, right?

I didn’t see Heatmap’s post so I went into header.php and switched:

add_action('heatmapthemead_header_hook', 'heatmapthemead_primary_menu');
add_action('heatmapthemead_header_hook', 'heatmapthemead_secondary_menu');

to

add_action('heatmapthemead_header_hook', 'heatmapthemead_secondary_menu');
add_action('heatmapthemead_header_hook', 'heatmapthemead_primary_menu');

It worked.

Does the creator of this widget not know their own product enough to help?

Fixed it. Put the styles in style.css and called it using this code:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>" type="text/css" />

Thanks anyway!

Nevermind. Found a solution!