Aleix Ruiz

Hey @joyously ,

that was a nice plugin and I will really look more into custom post types configured like that, but I have an issue.
Configuring the post type this way, it binds its data to the wp_posts table, creating a complete database chaos for me, because I push most of the data remotely using Azure Functions, and it makes really confusing to have it all together.

Is there anyway to bind that post type to a specific table on the database? Or how could i achieve that?

Thank you.

Thanks for your advice Joy, i will look into those plugins and work on it.

Still not working for me on Chrome, i deleted cookies too, but if it works for everyone else is fine, maybe is just because i am the admin, i don’t know, but thank you anyway.

PS: I have just discovered that it works nice on Internet Explorer, but it isn’t on Mozilla and Chrome, haven’t tested Safari or any other browser.

this options is not yet on the plugin, but lot of us are extremely waiting for it, since it is quite hard to translate it manually.

I hope they do it soon

g

Hi,

There always appear the title tag for your page, so that’s what you have to add/change.
I am guessing you are a beginner, you should check some guides because it may be hard if you are starting and know nothing about html, just look for it on google.

If i am wrong then you have the answer.

I am not a pro, but i think that if you made a change on your theme on the past but don’t have a child theme, when you update it, your changes are deleted.

You can also try to access the folder wordpress is refering, go to line 540, and check if there’s something missing there, or if you remember if you edited it.

You can search for a original copy of these folders and check the code if it’s the same or not.

Hi,

Post a link so we can check it better, and check this first.

You may have your website blocked to search engines go to Settings>reading
and look for “discourage search engines from indexing this site” and uncheck if it is checked, i don’t think that’s the problem, but saw many people who activates it when developing website and then forgot about it.

Hi,

I had same issue few days ago and had to find the solution myself, notice i only have basic knowledge don’t expect pro coder solution, but worked for me.

Depending on how your theme is written you may not find (like me) any width attribute on theme CSS related to sidebar.

What i did is:
First you should create a child theme just in case.

Second i checked on source page through inspect element which were the sidebar and page ID to find them on theme, i had to modify it on sidebar.php.

Third, added manually the attribute width, and padding in order to reduce spacing between text and sidebar.
Like this (it’s copy paste)

if ( is_active_sidebar( ‘sidebar-1’ ) ) : ?>
<div id=”sidebar” class=”col-xs-12 col-sm-4 sidebar-offcanvas” role=”complementary” style=”
width: 305px;
padding-left: 0px;
float: right;

“>

I added from style to “>

Fourth, check that you did not mess up your theme and if it’s responsive, it still adapts to the screen size.
You can check my website and see the results, maybe it helps you somehow comparing source don’t know. https://ratonesgaming.com

Hope it helps you too.

sure, i could finally solve it! Somehow the image on top-left side was interfering with this, i remove it and the problem was gone, thanks for asking.

Hi Jose,

I looked up every file on theme just to make sure that wp_nav_menu was only found on the header.php file.

I created the child theme, and I found that on that file surrounding wp_nav_menu:

<div class="navbar navbar-teal">
				<div class="navbar-header">
					<button type="button" class="navbar-toggle" data-toggle="collapse" data-target=".navbar-collapse">
					<span class="icon-bar"></span>
					<span class="icon-bar"></span>
					<span class="icon-bar"></span>
					</button>
				</div>

				<div id="navmain" class="navbar-collapse collapse" role="navigation">
					<?php
						wp_nav_menu( array(
						'theme_location' => 'primary',
						'depth' => 2,
						'container' => false,
						'menu_class' => 'dropdown nav navbar-nav',
						//Process nav menu using our custom nav walker
						'walker' => new wp_bootstrap_navwalker()));
					?>
				</div><!--/.nav-collapse -->
			</div><!-- /.navbar -->
		</header><!-- #masthead -->

What’s should i change to modify my problem? Really thanks for help, i have already spent like 3 hours triing to solve this xD