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Thought I’d just update this with a workaround I’ve found… the Galleries in my individual pages are at the bottom of each page so if I call both the page AND the gallery then they appear as per normal.

For example:

[include-page id=”119″]
[gallery id="119"]

[include-page id=”131″]
[gallery id="131"]

This fix works for me but doesn’t really solve the original problem.

sreijnho, thank-you so much!! This worked perfectly and such a simple (but not obvious) fix!

yesmaybe you should mark this as ‘resolved’

I agree this would be a great feature.

One way would be to set up the completed forms to send to a forwarder email on your hosting (eg. [email protected]) which forwards to your main email address. You could then set up an auto-response on that email which replies to them to thank them for completing it.

Bit of a hack but it’d work.

Pretty sure it needs to be a full URL (eg. https://www.yourdomain.com/success)

I managed this by playing around with the CSS. You want to float everything left and change widths of various divs to exact measurements (eg. 300px) rather than 100%.

I just played around in Firebug until I got it right and replicated it in my custom-contact-forms.css file.

Has anybody had any luck with this.

It appears that the field class option only applies the class to just that: the field. This is great and all but I want it to apply to the .customcontactform div that surrounds both the field AND the label. This way it would be possible to style the form into columns.

Anyone got a hack?

Thanks

Anyone? Still struggling with this. Can use this:

https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-to-exclude-latest-post-from-the-wordpress-post-loop/

…and I can get it so that it hides the latest post, but then it shows every other post in the loop twice (presumably this is something to do with the fact that it is in two columns)…

Any help gratefully received!

Okay… can I try this? https://pastebin.com/y66CfJsf

Hi esmi, thanks for replying. This is exactly what I’m after but not exactly sure where to put it??

My code is below – note that it is calling one post first – this is the post that is then repeated below after have_posts.

Any help gratefully received! Thanks in advance!

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Awesome thanks! The first bit (word1 OR word2) seems to be working great, although the second part not so much. I think maybe it is because in the theme settings it asks you to choose to stream one Twitter account OR to stream some search terms (I have selected search terms.

The code looks like this:

<?
if ($pt_twittype == "SearchWord") { ?>
        <div id="twitterSearch" class="tweets "></div>
      <script type="text/javascript">
            $('#twitterSearch').liveTwitter('<?php echo $pt_twitvalue; ?>', {limit: 10, rate: 5000});
            $('#twitterUserTimeline').liveTwitter('<?php echo "hansonmusic"; ?>', {limit: 15, refresh: false, mode: 'user_timeline'});
        </script>

<? } else { ?> 

         <div id="twitterUserTimeline" class="tweets "> </div>
             <script type="text/javascript">
                $('#twitterUserTimeline').liveTwitter('<?php echo $pt_twitvalue; ?>', {limit: 15, refresh: false, mode: 'user_timeline'});
            </script>

<? } ?>

Do you think this ‘else’ thing is causing it perhaps?

Thank-you for your help RE: the other thing!

Also if it could also specify particular people to follow (for example the official Hanson twitter, the official Street Team twitter etc) and show ALL of their tweets as well, then that would be amazing.

Nobody wants to help ?? booo

I really want to know this too! Anybody help??

Okay I have kind of worked this out now – I am using a combination of Menus Plus+ and Widget Logic. I’m creating custom menus with Menus Plus+ and then putting them in widgets that I am only assigning to certain pages using Widget Logic.

Very long-winded… but working so far! Not sure how I am going to be able to explain this to the client though to do themselves, but at least it’s working.

Hi Seth, that’s awesome thank-you!