Alexandra Giula

Hi Shelley,

Thank you Shelly, I think it is a bit clearer now.

Alexandra

Can you please tell us your temporary solution?
Maybe we can find inspiration there.

Thanks!

Hi all,

I am customizing this theme for a customer’s blog.
I found out, like PP_LOLO, that the main menu spills out if it has to many items in it.

I fixed that like so:

#site-navigation {
	width: 100%;
	height: auto;
}

Add this to a custom CSS, like the one JetPack adds, or even better create a child theme, and add there any changes you make.

This way, the menu adjusts and leaves room for two or more rows if needed.

However, adding too many items in a menu is a good way to add clutter and make it useless for users, so be careful.

Hope this helps!

Nobody?

I also solved the comments issue by adding this to my CSS customizations:

#page div#comments.comments-area {
display: block;
}

I should say I have found a work-around for
b. I have not been able to allow the site description to show up, even if it was enabled in the theme option & I had it saved in general settings, description.

By removing the if condition tohave it show up only if ticked in the Theme options.

I would like the original settings to work properly, and edit back my change.

Thanks.

There are plugins out there that can restore the WordPress Database to it’s original form & structure.

But use them carefully.

This is for the people that are afraid to go ahead and run the query in the phpMy Admin panel.

Hi,

I was just wondering:

I was trying to do the same thing as you, and to get multiple authors to show up at the same time.

I must confess, I got a little confused as to what to do with this.

`public function get_author_to_show($single){
if ($this->params[‘author’] == ‘yes’):
$lcp_userdata = get_userdata($single->post_author);
$author_name = $lcp_userdata->display_name;
if($this->utils->lcp_not_empty(‘author_posts_link’) &&
$this->params[‘author_posts_link’] == ‘yes’){
$link = get_author_posts_url($lcp_userdata->ID);
return “<a href=” . $link . ” title='” . $author_name .
“‘>” . $author_name . “</a>”;
} else {
return $author_name;
}
else:
return null;
endif;
}`

How do you modify this to show the multiple authors?

I have only managed to break this in several ways.

Thank you so much,
Alexa

Hi,

Thank you.

It is indeed a commercial theme. However support is no longer offered for it, so I thought I’d take my chances here, because I know it could be something minor that I’m not seeing.

If you feel it’s appropriate, you can certainly close this thread.

Regards,

Alexandra

Hi!

I also have a friend with a blog on Blogspot that cannot comment on my blog.

Her comments go straight to spam, and this is happening only for a couple of days now.

Is there any solution for this?

Thank you.

In my defence: it’s a HUUUGE site, not mine and with 1500+ posts.

Allright. So…I am quite embarrassed but here I go:

There was no problem after all:

I managed to troubleshoot pretty much all I could think of: wordpress install (I installed wordpress again), I checked posts status, theme options, uninstalled the theme & all plugins, and after one night of not sleeping I found the issue.
There were 7-6 sticky posts, that were showing up in the list, and it SEEMED like there was something wrong, but it wasn’t. All good now. Maybe someone will learn something from my silly mistake and sleepless night.

Not plugins, widgets.

I did try turning everything off. It did not work. So I turned them back on.

Hello Christine,

I changed both lines (site URL AND home address) and it worked!

Only changing the site URL didn’t work, so I looked for the second entry.

(I figured that in settings area I had changed two things, therefore there would be two to change back LOL: WordPress Address (URL) AND Site Address (URL)).

Thanks so much for your help!

Alexandra.