jeremyofmaine

@bvytis I may be having the same issue.

Here’s my post, containing only the featured image: https://remysrugby.com/2021/08/26/shawn-pittman-named-coach-of-the-year/

But the original post includes multiple images in its content: https://www.majorleague.rugby/news/shawn-pittman-coach-of-the-year/

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by jeremyofmaine.

Mid-stride, I’ve figured out the issue here and will post for the benefit of others.

I re-read the error troubleshooting page, and I didn’t grasp the implications before of this statement:

You can use mail-tags in those fields, but be careful. When you use a mail-tag in an email address section of a mailbox, ensure that the mail-tag is always replaced by an email address.

If your drop down isn’t mandatory, you risk having no email to replace the mail-tag.
So:

[select <em>your-recipient</em>

Needs to always be:

[select<strong>*</strong> <em>your-recipient</em>

Part of the confusion is that Contact Form 7’s support page for “https://contactform7.com/selectable-recipient-with-pipes/” doesn’t exemplify this. Instead they use this example:

[select your-recipient "CEO|[email protected]"
                    "Sales|[email protected]"
                    "Support|[email protected]"]

I’ll try to bring this to their attention.

That’s great! Thank you!

UPDATE

I used the following code to “solve” this.

.alignfull {
	margin-top: 0em !important;
	margin-bottom: 0em !important;
}

@media (min-width: 700px)
.post-inner {
    padding-top: 0rem;
}
.post-inner {
    padding-top: 0rem;
}

@media (min-width: 700px)
.footer-top-visible .footer-nav-widgets-wrapper, .footer-top-hidden #site-footer {
    margin-top: 0rem;
}
.footer-top-visible .footer-nav-widgets-wrapper, .footer-top-hidden #site-footer {
    margin-top: 0rem;
}

I’m not wild about the !important tags, so if anyone else has a more elegant solution, please let me know.

Thank you!

So, I’ve created the following formula for BP: https://snag.gy/eiOQ4l.jpg

However, once saved, it still isn’t working. https://www.wmwrx.co/nerfu/table/champions-north-2017/

In this example, Colby College should have 1x BP because they had 8 (>4) tries, as seen here: https://www.wmwrx.co/nerfu/event/484/

I’d welcome your help with the second part of my original post as well regarding calculating total Pts.

Same problem for me, and MrMischa’s fix didn’t work for me. As soon as I select the image, the add logo option disappears and the logo doesn’t not get put into place.

Another method – if you don’t want to get into the actual CSS of the theme, you can use a CSS editor/plugin and add the following code:

.main-wrapper {
	box-shadow: none;
}

Actually – I figured this out and realized it was a feature of WooCommerce, not the theme. It was adjustable in the settings there.

No dice?

Is it rude to bump my own post from a month ago?

What I would really like to find at this point is a plugin that allows site visitors to enter data on a form and automatically populate new blog posts with that data. However, I don’t want that data to be the only thing that appears on the new blogs posts – some default information there would be nice.

For example, the form may ask for: [NAME] [BIOGRAPHY] [DESCRIPTION]

And then a post would be generated with [NAME] being it’s title and then with some preset formatting/paragraphing:

[NAME]

Biography:
[BIOGRAPHY]

Description:
[DESCRIPTION]

Oh – of course!
https://www.beajeweled.com/?page_id=24

I’m getting the same error. I don’t think I’ve made the same mistake as previously corrected by other people.

I’ve set it to debug mode and the site can be found here: https://www.beajeweled.com/

Update:

It’s not working again – and again, I didn’t touch anything. All I did was look at the site.

I checked out the plug-ins. I can’t remember, but I think one or two of these were added by default – at least in a deactivated/opt-in kind of way. I know I added the third one:

-Akismet
-Hello Dolly
-WP Post Columns

I don’t remember adding Hello Dolly if it wasn’t there by default. Honestly, it seems weird and unrelated to my blog.

Regardless, I deactivated all of them before I posted to this forum when trying to figure out what happened.

I should note: since the last time I wrote, it appears the site is almost restored, and I haven’t touched anything other than changing the template – although that didn’t immediately fix it either. The only thing wrong now is that the image in the header is broken, and the thumbnail images on the theme selection page I mentioned above are still broken.

Why would WordPress servers affect your site?

I have no idea, I’m not that savvy. I was just hoping it will take care of itself.

I have activated “Twenty Ten 1.1 by the WordPress team” hoping that’s what you’re referring to. It still appears to be broken.

Thank you for your time.