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The file is here: https://i.imgur.com/Caw4VO9.jpg
The styling is the default Select2 styling but it has added !important after each property: https://i.imgur.com/15zzQzu.png

I figured the $action goes in the function, but I was in a hurry and didn’t think it trough. Thanks a lot!

@cecoding no problem, sorry I forgot about the thread link.

No problem, had to fix it on the website i worked on and got to the source of it.

There is no theme conflict, I had the same issue. See my thread for the fix.

@johnclause Tested and works. You have to update the plugin to 3.4.6.5 or any newer version, go to settings -> languages and click on save. That should override the settings and make them work again! Great job guys!

@sb0k try saving the language settings, then go to edit your taxonomies.

The taxonomies has some issues with the changer and saving the multiple languages titles. The good part, the workaround works for taxonomies too. If you can take that into consideration when updating would be great!

Ok, this I understand. But I haven’t assigned any language to this post or the post type in general. I need this post to be generally available for all languages. Isn’t there any way?

You can try removing the 2 line from functions.php

remove_action( ‘twentytwelve_content_nav’, ‘next_posts_link’);
remove_action( ‘twentytwelve_content_nav’, ‘previous_posts_link’);

And only commenting th line in category.php of your child.

Set your query like this:

@media screens and (max-width: 500px) {
.logo {
width: 100%;
}
.logo img {
width: 100%
height: auto;
}
}

The main div with the “logo” class should resize with the width of the screen, and the img tag is going to set the with accordingly and the height ratio.
Hope this helps, if not what you are looking for try explaining more, I has small brain.

You can call the get_the_title() function in an HTML <h2> tag and should work.

Ok, so the problem seems to be here

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘<‘

That “<” has no place in the Codex because it’s a simple opening bracket for coding.

Here is the problem. It seems that by commenting it reads the next line that begins with ‘<?php’. From what your are telling it does not close the first PHP tag after the function. Can you paste me the commented part?

endwhile;
twentytwelve_content_nav( ‘nav-below’ ); ?>
<?php else : ?>

It mighy have something to do with the hosting. Either your website is forcing the server too much, or something else is overloading it. The backup might be a problem, but since you deactivated them, not sure.

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You can create that file with PHP and insert your code in it. Or edit an existing one and insert your code.

Set a CSS or JS file in a plugin folders and direct your PHP function to them. When clicking save just check for the custom code in the admin page and write it if there is any.

You should check for the pagination function. It might get more posts then it should. Also, the first page layout of the posts seems weird, you are missing 2 from the last row. I don’t think it is supposed to be like this.