bbtwest

Hey gang,

I’m trying to duplicate my media library from an existing site onto a new site. Both are on the same Cpanel server so I was hoping that I could simply copy the uploads folder from one to another.

The copy/transfer was easy and the files are in the appropriate “wp-content/uploads” folder on the new site. However, when I go to the new site, none of the images appear in the media library? I didn’t think I had to use FTP to copy the files as they are on my dedicated server so file transfer was the easiest way to copy the 100+ images.

What am I missing??

Like many here, the new update hid my old buttons. I deactivated and reactivated the plugin, but the buttons still don’t appear. I”m unable to login to my cPanel server at the moment due to issues at the hosts’ end so can’t look at the tables. Any other solutions I can try?

Marco,

I’m still having problems with the border and table lines showing up on the page. They are in the visual tab but not on the webpage. There is however a line generated at the bottom of the table although it appears to be full width and not actually associated with the table width.

Will the newest updates you refer to above resolve table issues like mine?

I can get the table lines in the advanced version of TinyMCE, but not in the widget plugin?? Since I’m new to the widget version I figured someone else had to feel my pain. Hopefully it’s addressed in the next update or help arrives in this thread!

I’m using Black Studio Tiny MCE plugin with Vantage theme as well and having trouble creating tables with visible lines. They appear in the visual editor as broken lines only and don’t show up on the webpage at all.

Text is all in the correct lines & columns and cell alignment is correct. Just no visible lines.I even copied the page into the text editor from our other website so the code was exact but still no table lines appear??

I’d like to buy a vowel so I can solve the puzzle Pat!

Thanks Kenny!! Problem solved and agree that it should be in the plugin not a fix in the theme code! So glad I found your post!!

@hdemina, Looking through the files on the site, the developer used 2012, 2013 and 2014 default themes with a large amount of php templates, sliders, gallery managers,etc.

When I searched the data files, I found the style.css under all of the themes which of course makes it a bit harder to dissect.

I didn’t find the exact .primary-navigation{ you listed but in reading the code on the site, I did get an idea of the nomenclature they may have used. When I searched the 2014 style.css I believe I located it in this section of code:

/*CONTAINER*/
.container {width:auto; min-width: 1000px;}nav-
.contIndex {width:1020px; margin:0px auto;}
.contBlock1 {background:#202020; overflow:hidden; padding:5px 1%;/* width:1020px;*/ min-width:1000px;}
.contMenu {width:60%; float:left;}
.contMenu ul {list-style:none; padding:0px; margin:0px;}
.contMenu ul li {display:block; float:left; width:192px; height:180px; text-align:center; display: table; font-size:22px; font-family: ‘univers_57_condensedregular’; text-transform:uppercase;}
.contMenu ul li.sky {background:url(../images/contLink1.png) no-repeat left bottom; background-size:100%;}
.contMenu ul li.brown {background:url(../images/contLink2.png) no-repeat left top; background-size:100%;}
.contMenu ul li.green {background:url(../images/contLink3.png) no-repeat left bottom; background-size:100%;}
.contMenu ul li a {color:#000; display: table-cell; vertical-align:middle; background-size:100%;}

.contTxt {float:right; color:#FFF; font-size:20px; font-family: ‘univers_67_condensedbold’; width:35%; padding:5px 0 0 0; line-height:28px;}

Again, much of this is new to me, but I’ve been able to fix and complete much of the site that they left incomplete. site is if you want to take a closer look. Again, thanks for your assistance!!

I’ve taken over updating a WP site that is using 2104 theme with a top main menu. I can’t figure out where the font style/size for this menu bar are located in order to edit them. I don’t see the reference in the stylesheet or in the php template for the header.

I’m a bit of a novice but fast learner due to necessity! All replies are greatly appreciated.

Found code update in other CKEditor forum from very smart members

// Deregister editor-expand as it breaks CKEditor integration
function custom_deregister_editor_expand() {
wp_deregister_script(‘editor-expand’);
}
add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘custom_deregister_editor_expand’ );

Paste into your theme function before the final php tag and it returns the editor window