clivefortom

After much searching and many trials for a WP map plugin, I ended up using the free Leaflet Map to display a location map for my client’s business. After I figure out that I had to insert latitude and longitude info into Leaflet’s short codes, it became a straight forward operation. Thanks for a great plugin.

I updated to theme 2017

Habras,
I was able to update my version 4.6 to version 4.7

This topic is resolved.

I figured it out myself. I assigned Order numbers to each page then sorted the sidebar widget by Order Numbers.

Tara,
Thanks, I’ll give them a try.

Tara,
Thanks, for your reply. As I mentioned previously, I’m using the Sidebar widget?included with the 2016 theme. This widget allows me to list the pages of my site in the sidebar. It has three sorting options: Page order, page title or page ID. But none sort them to match the order of my main navigation menu.

I’m using Twenty Sixteen theme and have used the widget to display the page titles on the sidebar. But the page titles in the sidebar are not in the same order as the main navigation menu at top. I’ve tried the various sorting options with no success. Is there a way to list the page names on side bar in the same order as main navigation menus?

To remove the Special Thanks link, I had to remove the Attribution div from the footer.php file. This resulted in the removal of the entire default footer.

I found the solution by going to the Web page that contains the slideshow, clicking the image, clicking Customize the display setting, then change the Interval setting. Then press Save.

Also, I’m running the Primas theme.

I contacted InMotion. Problem solved. Thanks.

Tim S,
I’m using BoldGrid with the Hydra theme. In the installed plugins, I see BoldGrid Gallery listed but I can’t figure out how to access it. It is listed in a shade of blue – does that mean it is not accessible?

I am building a staging site at the link below, but the staging site only displays properly when I’m logged in to my BoldGrid account: https://clivesoden.com/bg_clivesoden.com

WebCodin,
Just wanted to mention, that I ended up changing the “Email From” address back to WordPress because using my client’s Outlook address caused the WCP form data email to go to his Outlook Junk folder. My client listed it as Not Junk and the form email moved to his Inbox about 30 minutes later. But he was unable to “train” his Outlook email system to receive future form email in his Inbox. The Not Junk operation only seemed to work for each form email received. He also tried adding his Outlook address on an ok list but to no avail. So I removed the Email field from the form so that a visitor would not get the confirmation email from WordPress and removed the snippets in the Theme’s functions file. My client is satisfied with the way the WCP form is now working. Other WP contact forms have also sent the form data to his Outlook Junk folder.

WebCodin,
I was able to change the From email address sent by the WPC Contact Form by editing the Theme’s functions.php file as described in the article you provided. Thanks for you prompt and informative reply.
clivefortom