damian.smith

Thanks for the replies so far guys!
I may take a look at that code and see what I can do with it too make it work for me!

I thought there have been a simple answer to this, but obviously a harder one than I thought ??

I have this so far, but simply doesn’t work, any ideas on what needs modifying would be great.

<?php
$terms = get_the_terms( $post->ID, 'product_cat' );
$term = current($terms);
if ($term == "safety-range") {
echo "<h1>hello</h1>";
}
?>

sorry need to clarify that better after reading! Setup would need to be:

if product_cat = “spades”
echo “spade handles, spade cleaning”

if product_cat = “plants”
echo “pots, compost, food”

etc etc etc

Are all of the sites hosted on the same server?

Upload to the root of your website, public_html sounds about right, they are named different thing on different servers ??

you could upload an index.html and change the name of the wordpress index.php to something like _index.php

This will allow for a simple and quick swap back to standard

I am guessing you just require a holding page of some sort for now?

Have you read through the FAQs on the plugin page:

I can’t get into my admin panel. How do I fix it?
Go to /wp-content/plugins/wordpress-https/wordpress-https.php and uncomment (remove the two forward slashes before) the line below, or go to your wp-config.php file and add this line. Hit any page on your site, and then remove it or comment it out again.

define('WPHTTPS_RESET', true);

This may help? If not I would recommend getting in contact with the plugin developer directly, as he will know the system better than anyone ??

Can I ask why you are trying to paste in all of that CSS?

For optimisation and cleanliness I would advise adding that too your stylesheet rather than a widget.

I think this may be a start in what your problem is ??

Currently your sidebar html resides next to the main content of the website and not the slider.

If you simply move your sidebar div up so that it is sitting next to the slider div then it will work.

Just been back to the site and seems as though you have sorted it! ??

I would re activate the left sidebar then adjust the css/html so that the sidebar simply resolves on the right hand side instead.

If you re-activate the sidbar I can look at it with inspect element tools and be able to explain the process needed.

I would highly recommend looking at this solution:

https://magentowp.com/

<?php my_function_name(); ?>

Would be used to call the php function in to any wordpress page you wanted.

Not sure if im on the same page as you on this one, but you could put the code into your themes functions.php and create a function for the code:

function my_function_name() {
}

Then call in the php code using
<?php my_function_name(); ?>

Then you just need to update your functions.php to update across the whole site.

Can you post an example of the code you are pasting in?