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Just to be even more specific, none of these are responding when editing from the CSS:

.mc4wp-form { … } /* the form element */
.mc4wp-form p { … } /* form paragraphs */
.mc4wp-form label { … } /* labels */
.mc4wp-form input { … } /* input fields */
.mc4wp-form input[type=”checkbox”] { … } /* checkboxes */
.mc4wp-form input[type=”submit”] { … } /* submit button */
.mc4wp-alert { … } /* success & error messages */
.mc4wp-success { … } /* success message */
.mc4wp-error { … } /* error messages */

I can’t, for the life of me, get anything to change when putting these into my style.css sheet. I’m even using the !important rule. I’m using the plugin as a widget in my footer, but no matter what I edit in the CSS, nothing is reflected.

This is what I’m using:

.mc4wp-form label {
color: white !important;
}

Thanks in advance.

functions.php file in Pastebin:

https://pastebin.com/Q6mitJHE

Thanks on both tips. I got the menu bar running in the header.

I have an issue that I cannot seem to solve and it’s driving me a little mad. Here’s what I’m hoping to achieve: I’d like to add another bar, underneath the parallax image at the top, where I can drop in a “subscribe” option. I cannot find, for the life of me, where I should be putting my divs in the template files. Should this “subscribe bar” be in the header file, after #masthead, or should it be in the content…and if so, where?

I hope this makes sense. To summarize, I am just trying to get a menu bar, 100% wide, very similar to the branding and search bar that already appears at the top, to appear underneath the main image. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Resolved. For all of those future Attachments user who struggle with this same issue, try this…

Force the legacy version in your wp-config.php file, putting this in at the TOP, not the BOTTOM:

define( ‘ATTACHMENTS_LEGACY’, true ); // force the legacy version of Attachments

I tried so many different things and in the end, it was a matter of putting this at the top instead of at the very end of the document. Now my attachments feature appears on every post and page, custom or default.

Hope that helps.

I’m still struggling to get any of the Attachments working on my custom pages. Anybody have any other suggestions or thoughts that I might try out?

Thanks.

Thanks a lot for the reply. I disabled all my plugins, exception Attachments. Refreshed my custom page in edit mode, but saw no Attachments meta box. Without reinstating plugins, I changed the theme back to the default WP theme, but of course, with it goes my Custom Pages, so I couldn’t get to the issue at hand with this technique.

So, I’m still here. The problem only seems to be in the Attachments option not showing up for my Custom Pages.

Thanks again.

Bump.

To try and be even more specific. The font end DOES display images that were attached using this feature in the past. The issue is that when editing one of these custom pages, the option or meta box ‘Attachments’ isn’t showing up anywhere. The images on the site are still there. I’m also seeing that in the theme files, there is a document called attachments.php, which I can only assume is there to forgo editing functions.php. Would I be right in this assumption?

Hi Jonathan! I have been working on a site for someone and ran into this exact issue. I have identified that the issue lies in the fact that whoever built this site, set up a multitude of custom page types and as a result, the ‘Attachments’ meta box doesn’t show when editing these.

I have read the doc on setting up a custom instance, but I find myself scratching my head still, although the GitHub instructions seems extremely well written. How can I add this already working Attachments function on pages that have been customized, outside of the normal WordPress Posts/Pages? I know I modify the functions.php file, but how do I point this code in functions.php, and instruct it to display oh these custom pages?

I hope this makes sense, I am just seeing no results by simply copying the code and leaving it at that. Do I need to customize the php arrays?

Thanks in advance and keep up the great work!

I have the exact same problem, using the Arthemia Free theme. Anyone have any ideas how (preferably without having to redo the menu and install a ton of java) I can pull this off?

I just want a to have the sub menus appear when the mouse scrolls over it’s parent.

For example:

About Us
– Contact
–Diving Directions

Etc….please help?!?!

_BUMP_!!!

I need a menu of pages, where parent page contain no link and different style. For example:
I have 3 pages, where 1 of them is parent for other:

About company
-History
-Management

To create 2 subpages I have to create page “About company”. But I need not this page! “About company” should be only the heading for another pages and shouldn’t link on the page. So, I need to change style of specific pages. Note that not all parent pages should be headings. “About blog” page can be in the same hierarchy as “About company”, but the first should be the page and the second is heading for other pages.

Man….I’ve been searching for an answer for this for weeks now and I still can’t come up with anything!!

I also need to know how, in a subnav bar situation as I have with the Revolution Pro Theme by Brian Gardner, I can create child CATEGORIES (not pages) and have them listed and linkable in a drop down menu list, while the parent category has no linkability!

Example:

MENU
– Breakfast
– Lunch
– Dinner

In this example, I need the “Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner” categories to link out, but the parent, “Menu” does not need to link to an archive of all three categories, slopped on to one page.

Does this make sense? I just would like to have the three sub categories filed under “Menu”, but have Menu just act as a Category title. No link to it.

Please help!!

I’m also in kind of a hurry since I’m on a deadline.

Can anyone help?