barnsley242

yes, I just tried disabling it and was doing the same thing.

I just noticed – it only happens with images which have not yet been inserted into a page.
When I insert the images into a page – they no longer show in the gallery when clicking the next/prev btns.

In the media library > under the column – ‘uploaded to’ it says ‘Attach’ if it has not been uploaded to a page.

And when clicking on the next/prev btns – it goes through all the attachment IDs like this:
https://www.vwcampervandirectory.co.uk/?attachment_id=1016
https://www.vwcampervandirectory.co.uk/?attachment_id=1018
etc.

As a work-around – I suppose I could just upload them all to a test page, but it doesn’t seem right. Surely it’s not supposed to work like this?

i see, thats good to know.
thanks to everyone.

i’m just confused as to where some styling actually happens…
e.g.

I’ve changed the colour of my site title header to be #088253 (a shade of green).

I’ve since downloaded the latest copy of my theme style.css file (both parent and child).
I did a search for my newly amended colour in the style.css file – yet I cannot find any reference to my changed colour: #088253.

So, it looks like there’s another file where this happens?
I’ve also checked inside header.php, functions.php, index.php – so i feel like i’m missing something.

Will any documentation tell me which file is for what?

e.g.

actually, i’ve just noticed that my navigation is saved between themes – so I can simple select it – when installing new theme.

However, I’d like to keep some things consistent keep my header font and colour from the previous theme – is this possible?

Why would you mix the two themes up that way?

its just that each release has extra features – like auto save, or coloured segments in admin pages to view latest changes etc…

I like the idea of keeping up-to-date with the latest admin features (and maybe latest theme security?) but also like to keep my existing styles.

further to the above…
Its Safari browser which is rendering my 415×415 px shop image at 450x450px.

In Firefox it is not distorted (Firefox actually renders at 364×364), but I am happy with a scaled down size – just want to avoid a scaled up size.

I suppose I could do a work-around and just upload larger size.

thanks everyone.
I have started again and now sorted.

I used propper guide from codex ( i got confused by godaddy advice and it didnt work out).

I changed my url in wordpress first then took a database copy,
then used the search and replace tool:
https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/

Thanks for your reply,
I’ve just notice further down on their instructions another step which is titled:
‘Restore your database’
(I disregarded this because I thought it meant just to restore to an old back up),
but not sure if this will change to the new domain automatically when importing?
– not sure if it will because at no point have I changed the domain name anywhere yet.

To Restore Your Database
1. Log in to your Account Manager.
2. Click Web Hosting.
3. Next to the hosting account you want to use, click Launch.
4. In the Databases section of the Hosting Control Panel, click MYSQL.
5. Click Manage via phpMyAdmin next to the new database you previously created.
6. Log in to your MySQL database.
7. Click the Database Name on the left.
8. Click Import, and then click Browse.

Couldn it also be done direct in phpmyadmin?

the original image size – used to be around 1900 x 250 (double this size: 960×250).
But because my WordPress theme (twentyTwelve) didn’t seem to go beyond 960 width, and resized it at 960×123 I then decided to upload future images with these dimensions.
It’s not a major problem (i’m happy with the proportions) just wondered why it says 960×123 – or perhaps its because that’s the maximum allowed for each dimension.

I don’t think is going to work as stated above – because it seems that role access to TablePress is either a YES or NO blanket access, therefore:
anyone who has access to one table in TablePress will have access to all tables (and so not secure to let everyone edit other entries).

So the only way I can see this working – is if another database driven table is used alongside TablePress and then get TablePress to reference this data..?

If I can use another table, I was hoping I could do some kind of referencing like this (below) inside a tablePress field?
[table id=1; row=4; field=3;]

so, firstly – is it possible to insert some kind of query string inside a tablePress field?

thanks for the posts.
Editing this bit:

function my_menu_limit() {
	//return get_option('myfi_limit');
	return 7;
}

did actually fix the issue on the test site.

On my original site, yes Shastaw, it looks like this is not being used – as i’m using a custom menu (just can’t see where to edit it though) – there are no settings in the admin area to modify the number of pages displayed on a custom menu.

just done a test on a new site –
installed a new unaltered and untouched theme (my-lovely theme) and tried amending the default ‘4’ pages to another number – it’s not possible to amend this either.

Yet, I did manage to amend the ‘4’ to a ‘5’ on my first site!

It can’t even be amended to a lower page number.

The width is not a problem/issue either as I have changed page names to something very long (link below) and there is plenty of room allowed in the css for this to happen:

https://www.camper.projectuntitled.co.uk/

thanks,
I amended the above and also this bit

define('_LIMIT_',7);	

		var $limit = 7;

but it didn’t work.

also, nothing seems to happen when I click on save.
and even reverting back to ‘4’ in the menu appearance settings in admin – fails to be saved (it seems to be stuck on ‘5’ pages).

may install on another site and experiment with the default install.

I’m re-opening this post, because there is another problem here….

I have since changed the number of pages via the Theme options, however it doesn’t allow more than 5 pages to be displayed.
Any more than this and it displays a ‘more’ option.
(even though there looks to be plenty of room.

there is a functions.php file (copy of which is here in .txt format: https://www.alysinkyfingers.co.uk/functions.txt)

this mentions maximum menu limit like this:

function mythemes_menu(){

		if(my_menu_limit()){
			$limit = my_menu_limit();
		}else{
			$limit = _LIMIT_;
		}

		$my_nav_menu = new mythemes_walker_nav_menu($limit);

		$args = array(
			'menu'            => '',
			'container'       => 'div',
			'container_class' => 'container',
			'container_id'    => '',
			'menu_class'      => 'container',
			'menu_id'         => '',
			'echo'            => false,
			'fallback_cb'     => '',
			'before'          => '',
			'after'           => '',
			'link_before'     => '',
			'link_after'      => '',
			'depth'           => 0,
			'walker'          => $my_nav_menu,
			'theme_location'  => 'menu_in_header',
		); //menu_in_header

and there’s also a div.menu in css – but not sure if this has anything to do with it?

any ideas?

thanks in advance.

genius!
that works thanks a lot!