Matt Knowles

I found the same error and the number of 404s was causing Wordfence to block heavy users. I found a file called envelope-open-solid.svg which was an icon for an envelope as the name suggests. I just made a copy of that file and renamed it envelope-o-solid.svg

Here’s a couple of screen shots.

It was that last step that was throwing me, I didn’t know where to find that. Thank you. I got it set up but for some reason, my login menu still shows when I’m logged in, even though I set it to only show when logged out. All the items I set for showing when logged in work ok.

I lost track of which site it was of mine that was seeing those hits. But if I come across it again in the log files I’ll provide some examples.

Thanks for the explanation for what it’s doing.

Found an unrelated error in the PHP log, fixed that, and the upload now works. So I guess it wasn’t unrelated after all. The error msg that NextGen threw about JSON and EOF didn’t have any relation to the actual problem.

Our initial test email only went to two addresses. Mine, and our president’s. I received mine only it was marked spam because of the spamhaus score. That’s what I didn’t understand about the page that Spamhaus referenced because it was referring to messages that bounce, and mine didn’t bounce.

I’ll look into the DKIM and check the links you provided.

How do you get to the notification settings? I remember seeing it when I installed, but I can’t find a way to get back to it. I don’t see it as a section in any of the settings pages.

What is the email address to contact you at?

That worked.

Sorry about that. It was set to private. I’ve set it to public so you can see it.

I never got a response to the post I made 2 months ago. It’s not resolved. Is the code that I posted correct for my situation as described?

Just to try it out, I pasted Jim’s code into the functions.php but it didn’t make any difference.

I have a custom post type with a label of Garments and a name of vintage. I’m assuming I use the name in the code.

add_action( 'pre_get_posts', function ( $q )
{
    if (  !is_admin() // Only target front end queries
          && $q->is_main_query() // Only target the main query
          && $q->is_category()   // Only target category archives [comment out if not needed]
          && $q->is_tag()        // Only target tag archives [comment out if not needed]
    ) {
        $q->set( 'post_type', ['post', 'vintage'] ); // Change 'custom_post_type' to YOUR Custom Post Type
                                                              // You can add multiple CPT's separated by comma's
    }
});

// THE END OF functions.php
?>

I’m not sure if the developer is around supporting this. If you still need help on this theme try switching to the Classic editor. Their block editor didn’t work for me either.

One thing that took me awhile was that the content in their demo for the home page is added through widgets, which in turn pull content from pages and posts.

Why they didn’t create a custom post type for rooms rather than a category in the blog is a bit weird.

I had hopes for this theme, but between the copious typos in the demo site, lack of support, and some kludgy ways of doing things, I’m not sure if this is something I want to use long term. I haven’t even tried setting up the booking module yet, one reason I chose this theme in the first place.

What I got to work in the shortcode is something like this:

where=”company.meta_value = ‘Chiefs'”

So try:

where=”category.slug = ‘upcoming-events'”

Companies is set up as a Custom Taxonomy, just one field, company.

Values are hierarchical:

• Chiefs

• C1
• C2
• C3

• Company 1
• Company 2
• Company 3
• Company 4
• Probationary

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Matt Knowles.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Matt Knowles.