jherrington1

How did you move your site back? If you followed the steps correctly you shouldn’t have been able to move them back to your original URL. Are you sure you did steps 2-6?

Yeah you will need to learn HTML/CSS/JQUERY/PHP or hire someone to do what you want to do.

Most likely you have lost what you did. The warning that came up sounds like you refreshed the page instead of clicked publish as the publish button shouldn’t throw an error like that. You get that error plenty of times when you are either refreshing the page or trying to go to a new page without actually submitting your changes. My guess is that you unfortunately did lose 3 hours of your life :(. Sorry!

This sounds like a plugin specific issue. Have you guys tried posting this on mojo-marketplace-dedi’s thread?

I’m not sure why you would be using ! function_exists inside a child theme unless you have a very unusual circumstance. Basically you have the right understanding. This statement is used in parent themes so that it is easy for child themes to create their own definitions for these themes. Essentially you could copy the function from the parent them, bring it into your child theme, and then edit it. If they didn’t have this in the parent theme, then if you called it in the child theme it would break the site as it would be a fatal error. Does that make sense?

Can you just upload the original functions.php from the theme or did you have previous customizations? If you have a staging part of this site i would go into wp-config.php and turn debug to true so that you can see what issue has been caused.

Yeah of course that is possible. However that will take a lot of custom development as what you are talking about is a web app.

It ended up being an issue with the permallinks. Thanks!

Hey – thanks for the help but it was actually public that I was after. I had checked the codex previously and was misunderstanding what that was. Thanks to one of my friends I was able to figure this out. Thanks for also trying to point me in the right direction

You need to do category__in but instead of the category name you need to do the ids.

Have you set define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false); to define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true); within wp-config.php to see what error is happening?

Have you added a new plugin our changed your permalink structure recently?

Can you please let us know the context of what you are trying to do this in? It all depends on the context.

Going to the permalinks page and just can living save is not what Joseph is talking about. You need to go there change it to the default permalink structure then click save. Then change it back to what you had and click save. If that doesn’t work try disabling your plugins 1 by 1

What is the code in your index.php file? You basically need to track down where the code is then move it to be where you want it