becskr

Hi there,

After the wp_insert post add this

return ‘<script type=”text/javascript”>
<!–
window.location = “https://example.com/blahblahblah&#8221;
//–>
</script>’;

The problem with this is it’s a bit clunky – it will still half load the form submission page and then redirect after. But that is fine for what I needed.

Thanks, after some tinkering I got it to work. Something was wrong previously but now it’s fine!

Caching won’t slow it down but it’s up to you .

It may be your random content script generating the slowness? It’s not that slow for me to be honest.

Yes the social media sidebar – try AddThis and select the social media buttons you want from there. It loads it in an iframe so doesn’t slow the rest of the page down.

Addthis probably has a solution for the social media stuff. I use it on our site at work because it doesn’t stop the page load time slowing down

Make sure all that social media stuff loads last, it’s a bitch for slowing things down. Why do you need it on the homepage anyway?
By the way in Firefox it’s not in a straight line…
If that content’s going to change frequently then you shouldn’t have a cache.

In your child theme style.css, add
.singular #content, .left-sidebar.singular #content {
margin: 0 3.6%;}

Play with that percentage (leave the 0 before it, that refers to your top and bottom margins, just edit the second value) until your happy, it’s a responsive design (scales for different screen resolutions, so you’ll need to check on a few different devices to see that you’re happy.

Setting things like your logo and all those images on the homepage as a background image will reduce your loading times – you don’t seem to have you logo wrapped in an h1 tag either for SEO either.

I completely wrecked my site for about an hour but overwrote all my basic wordpress files with the latest version…it make no difference. Then I disabled all the plugins as esmi said and it worked. I slowly added them all back one by one and it worked. After enabling them all it worked! How weird but who cares, it’s fixed!

I am using firefox and I tried in IE and it doesn’t work there either!

I should add I’ve tried reinstalling the latest version update and copied in the latest version of wp-admin but it’s made no difference

Of course, the solution would be to hide that child category if you didn’t want it to show, meaning that the current-menu-parent class would still show on the parent.

OK cool thanks! I have got it to work, but it means having to put the parent category as a sub menu category as well. If you take it away, the parent category no longer has current-menu-parent class so doesn’t add the additional <li>

I can’t show you as I’m just running it on localhost – I’ve realised what the problem is but not how to resolve it. The issue’s with the top level menu not having a class of “current-menu-parent” on the current category.

Could you give me your function for your primary walker please? That’d be really helpful!

Thanks ??

Hi Squarecandy, tried your updated code but not seeing the correction for the missing <li> tag. Wouldn’t it also be more correct to remove the additional <ul> rather than adding an <li> to contain it?