jamiehlake

Hi,

Are you able to share the link you would like the logo to link to?

And is it the logo on the page you shared in the original post that you are wanting to change? Would just like to confirm this to make sure the selectors I’ve given are correct.

Hi there,

This is caused when there’s not enough space for the text. Usually from too much padding or the width of the parent is too small. The code from another plugin could be conflicting with it. Can you recall if you installed any pugins before it started doing this?

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi there,

You can check in the Page Title options (Appearance > Customize > General Options > Page Title) They might have an h1 option there.

If it’s not an option there, I could try and walk you though adding some code to change the h2 to h1.

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi there,

The first thing I would check is the category. Make sure the post wasn’t accidentally set to “Uncategorized”.

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Wow that’s very unfortunate and frustrating.

Unfortunately if you don’t have a backup of the files then it’s up to Hostinger to try and resolve it.

Maybe ask Hostinger if they keep logs of changes to the site. The logs might be able to give you an idea of what could have happened.

If you manage to get the site back, or with any future sites, I would recommend a plugin like All-in-One WP Migration to keep a local backup.

Hi there,

Where is the website being hosted and do you have access to the hosting?

I’ve seen this happen before with some plugins, can you recall which plugins you installed before losing access to wp-admin?

Regards
-Jamie

Hi there,

You could add a new link menu item (Appearance > Menus > Custom Links) and set the link to the blog.

Or if you would like to do the iframe method, you can create a new page, then add this HTML in the WordPress editor.
<iframe src="https://blogname.wordpress.com" id="myIframe" scrolling="auto" frameborder="0" style="position: relative; height: 1000px; width: 100%;"></iframe>
You would just need to adjust the height to your liking.

Hope this helps
-Jamie

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by jamiehlake.

Hi there,

You could try adding the following JS line to the custom JS file (Theme Options > Advanced > Custom JS).

jQuery(".header-logo.fit-logo-img a").attr("href", "New URL");

Just replace New URL with the link you want to use.

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi there,
One possible way to do this would be creating a shortcode that renders the default WordPress gallery shortcode and include all the images from posts.

Here’s a post from a few years ago that has a code example.

Hope this helps.
-Jamie

Hi There,

I’ll do my best to assist, just need a bit more info.

Would you like to have some large text (like a heading?) that can act like a link but must not look like a link?

Or do you mean you want it to be a link that does not show the url like this.

Are you using the default WordPress editor to make the page?

Any additional info could be helpful too

Regards
-Jamie

It’s possible that they added it as part of the install. It’s a plugin for social buttons. If you’re not using it for anything then I would recommend deactivating and removing it.

Jetpack CRM is another option that does everything you need. It lets you create invoices and includes a client portal for customers to view their quotes, invoices or transactions.

The plugin you originally posted can also do everything you need.

Here are all the plugins related to invoicing in the WordPress database. Some of them might have Add-ons/Extensions that allow extra features like a dashboard for clients, so always check if they have pro versions or extras.

Not all plugins are in the WordPress database though so if you still can’t find any you like, I would recommend searching “Best Invoice Plugins for WordPress” on Google then finding one you like.

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi there,

As far as I am aware, that plugin is not part of the standard install.
How did you install WordPress? Some hosting providers include plugins with their WordPress installs.

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi Leandro,

Check the wp-config.php file and make sure the website url’s do not have a slash at the end.

As an example:
This:
define('WP_HOME','https://example.com/');
Should be this (no slash at the end):
define('WP_HOME','https://example.com');

Hope this helps
-Jamie

Hi Alex,

Who is hosting the website?

You may need to contact your hosting provider and ask them to update your PHP version.

If you have access to cPanel then you’ll be able to update the PHP yourself. Here is a guide to help with that.

Hope this helps
-Jamie