Chris Badgett

Thank you for working on integrating Total theme with LifterLMS.

And thank you for the feedback.

Please keep us posted on the integration.

Thank you for the kind words Stewart. It’s great to be with you on the journey.

Thank you for the kind words Jim. We really appreciate it. It’s great to be with you on the journey.

I would search for “WordPress document file library” solutions.

If you don’t have a backup, perhaps try contact your web hosting company to see if they have a backup to provide or restore for you. Many web hosts have some backup systems in place.

One idea would be to work with image galleries.

My guess is there may be a security plugin in place that has set up the admin to be in a different location than the standard location.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by Chris Badgett.

It sounds like you need to have the new or “dev” site live at the same time as the old site.

One way to approach this is to put the new site on a subdomain like:

new.yourwebsite.com

Start the long process of migrating everything over. Every time you migrate something over, set up a URL redirect to the location on the new site.

When you’r finally done, you could move the site from the subdomain to the root, and then again manage the URL redirect situation.

SEO is more impacted by the actual content on your website than the theme you choose. For more advanced SEO optimization options, look for available SEO plugins.

Sale end dates are through the sale end date selected. It’s also helpful to check what timezone your website is in as that detail matters in terms of exactly when the sale is over precisely.

If you can access the backend, can you view the WP Admin, navigate to users, and confirm your user is there with the correct email address and admin user role?

Thanks @smit08 for weighing in. It’s only PDFs that I’m working with. But I still can’t get it to display the PDF in the post. I just tested on a fresh WP install, and it works! I’ve got some debugging to do. I’m guessing it may be a theme issue.

I did a google search and found this auto login link plugin that may help guide you the answer you seek.

Perhaps you are using an old version of WordPress or have some classic editor plugin installed.

To insert an image in a post with modern WordPress you would use the image block.

Hi Aleksanndra,

Here’s how to enable fullscreen mode in WordPress when writing a post.

I believe that logo you are seeing is the featured image for the page or post. You can control that in more detail with a SEO plugin.

Also do some research on how to change your “favicon”.