eugeneormktg

Thank you for that documentation! It worked great – here is what I did.

I used the plugin “Add Admin Javascript” and placed this code into the jquery:

$( “span:contains(‘Left 1st VM’)” ).css( “background-color”, “green” );
$( “span:contains(‘Left 1st VM’)” ).css( “color”, “white” );

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by eugeneormktg.

They got back to me rather quickly and said it needed to be done with jquery “:contains” – any ideas?

I’ll try that – they use facebook for their support ugh. Thank you for helping me.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by eugeneormktg.

It only has a class of “tag” – i wish there was a was for me to add a class myself. see screenshot https://imgur.com/a/CYCAGJf

edit – and this is the css for that area. https://imgur.com/a/BZ0uKRh

my logic would be to do something like

td.column-tags_col .tags .tag-id-36 {
background: green;

}

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by eugeneormktg.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by eugeneormktg.

Thank you for that. I am reasonably certain I can add css to the admin area. My problem is that I have this tag with an ID of 36 and no matter what I try I can’t find a way to try and select it. If it works the same way as a post ID the selector would be .tag-id-36, but that won’t do the trick. I would be willing to make a temp site that has the feature so you could take a look. It is literally the one thing I need to do to be able to use this as a sales CRM and it seems so dumb that I can’t figure it out myself!

what are my alternatives to get you to see what I need you to see?

The area that the tags are displayed in a list is behind a login. Here is a screenshot. https://imgur.com/a/930CTUl – I circled the tag that I want to change the color of. I can change them all a different color, or I can change the first one in the list using a :first-child selector, but I can’t isolate the one tag. I tried .tag-id-36 or .left-1st-vm and other variations but I just can’t figure it out.

Additionally, I did find this on stack overflow, but I don’t want to mess with the functions file if I can accomplish it with CSS https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55510839/different-color-for-tags-in-wordpress

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by eugeneormktg.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by eugeneormktg.

I tried the wp-migrate-db one but I couldn’t get it to work. I imported the posts but not the plugin data – i wonder if I’m doing something wrong.

This was resolved by using SMTP plugin and setting it to the IP the email andwebsite were hosted on.

This has been resolved using the steps in this thread. Thanks everyone!!

@brewtrader – Unfortunately my only access is through FTP (and WP dashboard), this is a unique situation because they are a medical group and keep everything really tight. There is no traditional remote access like cpanel. The purpose of this website, is only to host the pages that send forms, so that they are pointed at their in-house IP, so the email never goes out onto the internet. They are willing to do whatever needs to happen to get it running, but they need me to tell them what to do, because they are strictly IT, not developers. Just wanted to provide more background, in case it rings a bell. Thank you for your insight.

Just to be sure, I did the steps outlined in the article, and had the same result. Since this site is working on a brand name hosting service, but not on the new private server, I’m inclined to think it is something with the apache settings, or permissions, however I can’t dig that deep by myself since the server is locked down pretty well – so it is even harder when I have to relay the information for the fix. When I run Site Health i get:

-The required module, gd, is not installed, or has been disabled.
– The REST API encountered an error
– Could not complete a loopback request

Could one of these things be the cause?

Thanks everyone – a friend sent me the following script and it worked.

function resource_registered($entry_id, $form_id) {
    $value = true;
    setcookie('returning_user', $value, time() + 31556926, '/');
}

if (isset($_COOKIE['returning_user']) && $_COOKIE['returning_user'] == true) {
    // do stuff if cookie is set
}

Thank you Steve – does that mean I can paste the snippet you sent verbatim? or do I need to change “$cookie_value = ‘abc’ // some logic here to set the value of the cookie” to something else to work correctly?

I don’t know how to distinguish first time users, returning users, and subscribers – is that something that gets set up in Google Analytics? This is the part that I can’t find information on, I understand where to put the code, but the tutorials I’m finding assume I know “$cookie_value = ‘abc’ // some logic here to set the value of the cookie” – and I am missing this key element of the process. CAn either of you please elaborate on that detail?