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@peterverbrugge

Glad I could help

@peterverbrugge

Try using the add_user_to_blog hook, which is specifically designed for adding users to subsites in multisite setups.

@vahan889

To handle changes to the post title in WordPress using JavaScript hooks, you can use the wp.data API from the Gutenberg block editor. Specifically, the core/editor store allows you to interact with post data, including the post title.

@tashalong

No worries at all—happy to explain!

In WordPress, filters are a type of hook that allow you to modify data before it’s sent to the database or displayed on the screen. Essentially, they let you change how WordPress outputs content, processes data, or behaves in specific situations without modifying core files.What is a Filter Hook?

A filter hook is used to filter or modify the default behavior of WordPress or a plugin. For example, if you want to change the text that is displayed for the “Sale” badge in WooCommerce, you can use a filter to alter that output.

Filters are a way to customize WordPress without directly changing core files, which is a good practice because updates won’t override your changes.

Does this help ?

Always test your updates in a staging environment before applying them to live sites.

I use Local by Flywheel for this.

@tashalong

You can use a WooCommerce filter to change the “Sale” text. This method doesn’t require a plugin and is generally lightweight.

@zuhairasghar

Did you check if cURL is enabled?

You can check this by going to your hosting panel’s PHP settings, or by creating a phpinfo() file to check if cURL is enabled.

@kodbend1

Did you try downloading the latest version of WordPress from www.remarpro.com ?

If you didn’t that would be our first step. Extract the zip file on your computer, and then upload everything except the wp-content folder to your WordPress root directory via FTP or your hosting’s File Manager (cPanel). Make sure to replace the wp-admin and wp-includes folders, but do not replace your wp-content folder as it contains your themes, plugins, and uploads.

@tomsugar1

If you’re using a page builder like Elementor or WPBakery, they have scroll animation features that could replicate a similar effect without writing much code. However, for full control, custom code would be better.

@abretado1985 I found my resolution through Yada Wiki, it works charms as it allows me to link right away very easily.

Thank you !

@elbores

Glad it worked ! Sometimes it could be due to updates but that’s unknown. At least we got it working!

@elbores

To change the CSS of the admin table list and make the text appear at the top as usual, you can use the following steps:

Locate the functions.php file in your WordPress theme directory.
Open the functions.php file in a text editor.
Add the following code snippet to the functions.php file:

function custom_admin_css() {
    echo '<style>
        .widefat td {
            vertical-align: top !important;
        }
    </style>';
}
add_action('admin_head', 'custom_admin_css');

Save the changes to the functions.php file and upload it back to your server.

The code above adds custom CSS to the admin section of your WordPress site using the admin_head action hook. It targets the .widefat td selector and sets the vertical-align property to top !important.

This should override the existing CSS and restore the text alignment to the top in the admin table list.

Resolution found !

@kushnamdev
The only thing I would consider is removing the footer “follow up” logo indicating content was generated by Freezy.

Here is a perfect example

1. Does not look really professional when someone is using it on their website as a news aggregator or any other feed generator.

2. It’s not really “colour matching” when you have website that has totally different colours for their website.

Otherwise, great tool.

Hi @prin_settasatian
Thank you very much for your response!
I am not looking to change anything, it’s just that every time when I added another block, gaps were not equal.
I can send you screen shot later today when I am available.