yakbrother

Are all the pages published, or are they set as drafts? A draft page won’t show up in the custom menu page…

I’ve been using this plugin to create forms for a wordpress site – it’s pretty easy!

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/contact-form-7/

Hi –

It’s actually an image, not css. The filename is images/intro_bottom.png. If you haven’t tried Firebug, you should take a look at it. It’s great for those highly annoying css/image bugs!

Tim

Hi –

Do you have access to PHPMyAdmin on your server? If so, find your wp_options table, and find the option name siteurl. It is likely something like “https://www.2dgraphicdesign.com”. Change it to “https://www.2dgraphicdesign.ie”. Then look for the option name home, and change that one too. That should work!

Tim

Something like this?

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/resume-submissions-job-postings/

I haven’t tested it, but I’ve seen mention of it.

If you’re looking to create your own resume, not have a list of job postings, here’s a list of plugins and themes:

https://wplift.com/43-wordpress-resume-cv-themes-plugins-html-templates

Hi!

I’ve been tracking down the same problem as Henri, and I think that Extended Super Admins is a possible cause of the issue. I have multisite set up with some 700 sites, and whenever I visit one, it’s added to my “My Sites” list. I’ve been trying to clean it up because it’s been slowing down my admin pages.

So… It seems like the culprit is in the “wp_usermeta” table. Every time I visit a site, ESA grants me the “manage_esa_options” capability for that site. The row looks like this:

wp_1004_capabilities a:1:{s:18:"manage_esa_options";b:1;}

If I delete that row, the site disappears from my “My Sites” list.

Is there any way to set that capability globally instead of setting it for each individual site?

Interestingly, BBpress does the same thing, when it’s installed – creates a “bbp_participant” capability for each site a super admin visits. I’m trying to figure out a way around it.

Edit: Nevermind, already answered…

You can also use shortcodes: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Shortcode_API

To get it to work in Widgets in the Sidebar, use this code:
https://www.wprecipes.com/how-to-add-shortcodes-in-sidebar-widgets

Yeah, it sounds like there was an error while creating the user. Try it again, or to make it easier, you might put PHPMyAdmin on your machine:

https://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/downloads.php

You can just log in as your root user, then create users and databases visually afterwards. It makes it nice and easy to set up a wordpress install.

Hi –

If you type in “mysql -u wpuser -p” and then the wordpress password, you should be able to log in as that user. Then I would try to get into the wordpress database and run a query or two. If it doesn’t work, then there might have been a problem setting up the user or his permissions. Hope that helps…

I mean – just try logging in with it, to make sure it was set up correctly. One thing that’s got me before was the fact that some servers will add a prefix to the table/username.

Sometimes on my local machine, MySQL will fail to start (or crash) and I need to restart it.

Just some things to try. If none of that works, then it probably doesn’t have to do with WordPress, but with the way the server accesses your MySQL. Do you have SequelPro set up? Or PHPMyAdmin? Whatever settings work with them should work with WordPress.

This is similar: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/social-slider/

Might need to be customized a bit to get the right look, but it seems like a good plugin.

For most setups, you should use “localhost” as the MySQL hostname. Can you log into mysql with that username and password on your local server, without wordpress?

Have you looked into using Cloudflare? It’s a free semi-CDN. I use that with W3 Total Cache and it definitely sped things up.

I came across this in the Underscores theme framework I was using with All in One SEO. It turns out that the title rewriting is not compatible with the custom wp_title() functions in certain themes, like Twenty Twelve.

There’s no good way to fix it without editing the theme code… If you comment out Line 185 in functions.php in Twenty Twelve, it should work fine.

This line: add_filter( 'wp_title', 'twentytwelve_wp_title', 10, 2 );