Holly73

Any news about this?

I sent it on 12th of October from: holly7382[at]web[dot]de

Sent it right now again.

Thanks

I wrote to support, but didn’t hear back until now.

Nevermind. I found out the theme didn’t have wp_footer() included. After adding this, the alert changed from orange to red. And this I just solved by using an SMTP-Plugin.

This is a little odd, but now it also works for me. Thanks for your help!

No, this doesn’t change nothing

Now I can, as the page is live since yesterday: https://sing-für-mich.de

I guess you could fix it with CSS, but what I tried didn’t work.

Even if it is off topic here: I have another minor issue. On Safari, the Step Label names for the Pagination progress bar are clipped. It works fine on Chrome, where it shows “Schritt 1” (where the 1 is in the second line), but on Safari I only see “chr 1” (with the 1 being also in the second line. Where can I make this more wide?

Wow, thanks. I seem to have missed this.

Thanks for your help. I don’t know why, but it seems to work now fine.

Btw, is there a chance to translate the “previous” and “next” buttons when using pagination?

Well, experienced developer… depends what this means, but I’d say no. I wrote some custom plugins for my own use and understand the basics. So, just try to explain it in short ??

I’m back with a solution.

What I came up with might not be the most elegant, but it works:

<ul class="nav nav-pills nav-stacked">

<?php
$ActualPage = get_post();
$TopPage = get_post_top_ancestor_id();

// Always display Top Page:
$TopLevel = get_pages('include='.get_post_top_ancestor_id());
foreach ( $TopLevel as $page ) {
   $TopItem = '<li class="toplevel"><a href="' . get_page_link( $page->ID ) . '">';
   $TopItem .= $page->post_title;
   $TopItem .= '</a></li>';
   echo $TopItem;
}

// Level 1
$Level1 = get_pages('child_of='.$TopPage.'&sort_column=menu_order&post_status=publish');
foreach ( $Level1 as $page1 ) {
   // exclude Level 2 from the list:
   if ($page1->post_parent == $TopPage) {
      // Highlight Active
      if ($page1->ID == $ActualPage->ID) {
      $L1Item = '<li class="active"><a href="' . get_page_link( $page1->ID ) . '">';
      } else {
      $L1Item = '<li><a href="' . get_page_link( $page1->ID ) . '">';
   }
   $L1Item .= $page1->post_title;
   $L1Item .= '</a></li>';
   echo $L1Item;
   // Check if page is actual page and if it has children or if we are on a Level 2 page
   if ((($page1->ID == $ActualPage->ID)&&(has_children($ActualPage->ID)))||($ActualPage->post_parent == $page1->ID)) {
   // Level 2
   $Level2 = get_pages('child_of='.$page1->ID.'&sort_column=menu_order&post_status=publish');
   foreach ( $Level2 as $page2 ) {
      // Highlight Active
      if ($page2->ID == $ActualPage->ID) {
         $L2Item = '<li class="second active"><a href="' . get_page_link( $page2->ID ) . '">';
         } else {
         $L2Item = '<li class="second"><a href="' . get_page_link( $page2->ID ) . '">';
      }
      $L2Item .= '<i class="glyphicon glyphicon-hand-right"></i>  ?'.$page2->post_title;
      $L2Item .= '</a></li>';
      echo $L2Item;
   }
}
}
}

?>

</ul>

Had a conversation with James via email. We solved the problem thanks to James’ suggestion to add one easy line of css:

.vegas-background{top: 0px !important;}

Works! Thanks a lot!

Ok, one issue is solved. When replacing the transparent background of the images with a white one the fades are smooth.

But still there is only the girl’s legs. ??

I guessed Mail 2 will be sent after Mail 1, but Mail 1 never arrived and it also didn’t show up in the spam folder. Unfortunately I have no idea where to find a mail log. I don’t think I can watch it with my provider.
When I changed the two addresses around, it arrived. And it now also arrives as a BCC. So, there shouldn’t be a problem with spam or the server.