Dallas Larsen

I think it was a plugin cocktail of things… they had Adminimize, Members, 2 photo and video plugins that were no longer actively developed.

Update to above.
Went the deactivate route.

Deactivated Woocommerce and things worked as normal.
Reactivated Woocommerce profile.php white screen

Started deactivating other plugins in order.
Deactivated Adminimize … profile.php is accessable

So Woo and the above filter plus Adminimize is the issue, for now it seems.
Although not sure how yet as the Employee role in Adminimize didn;t have any profile stuff deactivated…

Same issue…
I have a custom Role (Employee) using Members (justin tadlock) plugin that are allowed to access their profile.php page with permissions like edit_employees, publish_employees

I added

add_filter( 'woocommerce_prevent_admin_access', '__return_false' );

which prevents My account redirect but now just gives a white screen for Employees that login and want to look at profile.php. They can see the dashboard and the link to Profile.

Any further insight on this and custom roles? or a way to omit my account altogether?

Handled Manually

Alright. Thanks

So for example to edit that crop on the spider thumb, got into Media Library in the admin find that image, click it to open Attachment Details window, now under the image should be an Edit Image button, click it, now you’ll be in the image editor.
On the far right enter 1 and 1 in the aspect ratio, then go over to the image with mouse pointer and click and drag to bring out the selection of the area you’d like for Thumbnail… as soon as you start to drag thearea over the image the Selection text boxes (under Aspect Ratio far right) will fill with numbers, you can then edit those numbers to be 300X300 and then move the selection area that is over the image to get the spider in , then hit the crop button above the image (button at furthest left) , than will re adjust the image to be the crop but before hitting Save go over to the far right again at the bottom under Apply changes to: and select Thumbnail then hit save.

NOw I don;t know how your theme works but if it goes by wordpress generated thumbnail for images in your work section it should update and have the spider in view.

Link?

Looking at the way that’s setup you would need to add a css declaration for
.featured-box li.right just like .featured-box li.middle, so add a background image and padding , but the way the widths are setup they won;t all fit so you will have to adjust the widths of .first, .middle and .right to keep them in a single row.

Hey there

try

.nav li ul li {
float: none;
}

after all that stuff you listed

And I dropped in a seperate php file into the plugins directory to test pulling the metadata from one of the files in the uploads folder and it worked but using the same code, same path in the plugin itself and it doesn’t work?