demonjax

The only remaining issue is on mobile the countdown is so wide that it messes up the page layout in two columns. Is it possible to add a line break (maybe layout display block?) in between the hours and minutes so that the page layout doesn’t get messed up?

Another option might be to suppress the seconds timer and shrink the size of the days, hours, and minutes so that it doesn’t go too wide.

Can you help with either of these solutions?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ziwuakr6lbij8cg/2021-08-07_09-52-31.png?dl=0

Thanks for your message

Box Layout: https://staging-digamiwi.temp927.kinsta.cloud/product/hike-and-brew/
Circle Layout: https://staging-digamiwi.temp927.kinsta.cloud/product/5k-10k-run/
Archive view: https://staging-digamiwi.temp927.kinsta.cloud/events/

-Paul

That won’t really work, because I’d have to go through every page and post on the website and manually insert this css code. So what I would need is some css code to use that will hide CRP code if it’s within a showpost class.

I was thinking maybe you could help me write a function or some css code to conditionally hide the output of CRP if the showposts class is being called on the page.

I am aware I can disable the plugin… followups isn’t a post type.

My setup screen looks like this:

Which I know is missing data.

It should look like this:

Worked! Thanks!!!

Thanks Jan! I ultimately wound up needing to install a different theme. I can confirm that learnpress is not compatible with the Salient theme running on https://www.sandandsteelfitness.com I chose to use Sensei on learn.sandandsteelfitness.com running under the storefront theme.

-Paul

Would you be interested in doing this work for me? It seems you know exactly how to do it, and I’d rather pay you to do it (and have it done correctly), then to spend a bunch of time implementing it (or worse if I make a mistake). Granted it seems very straight-forward from your instructions, so chances are you could probably knock this out in what … 20 minutes? If you are interested, send me a quote to [removed from public forum] or just give me a ring [removed from public forum] any time is fine.

Thanks much!
-Paul

So I downloaded wordpress 4.1. There is a file called wp-config-sample.php but I do not see the wp-content.php file. To install WP originally, I just clicked install through host monster (web host and registrar service), it was all automatic.

In terms of implementing your suggestion, should I just do a clean install of the wp and then copy my wp-content directory and wp-config.php files? Or won’t that work. (I.e. maybe I should copy my active WP-content directory and wp-config.php files into the downloaded zip file and select this modified zip file for installation?)

Sorry I’ve never attempted to do this before, and I’d rather not have to re-create my website.