Joey

These texts can be edited in “user.php” (found in “helpers” folder), but I wouldn’t recommend editing so-called core files, though, as you’ll lose all the customization you’ve made when you update the plugin.

Hi there, I’m not the plugin author, so I don’t know the cause, but what about creating your own “Unsubscribe page” (Settings > Basics)? This way, you could probably get away with this database error showing up?

Oh, your customer, I see! Glad that I helped. ??

Yes, that’s how MailPoet (or any other email marketing solutions) works. Those who opt in to download your free eBook will be automatically added to a list you’ve created. Very little coding knowledge required to make everything work!

You just need to add your preferred style there (“…your styles…” ). The below is an example (changing the colour of the button to orangish, removing the border, changing the text colour to white).

.wysija-submit {
	background-color: #ff9900;
	border: none;
	color: #fff;}

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Joey.

Do you mean “The MailPoet Plugin” texts under “Cheers,”? This can be edited in “user.php” (found in “helpers” folder), but it’s better not to touch core files, as you’ll need to update the texts yourself every time you update the plugin (you’ll lose your own customization). Also, this “The MailPoet Plugin” texts appear in emails you receive, not the subscribers receive. So, I wonder why you’re bothered, though.

I believe this subscriber will receive 3 emails. One workaround is to put this subscriber into a new list (just create for this person) and remove from all 3 lists.

I think that the targeted CSS is wrong, as “Συνταγε?” is on <h1 class="recipe-archive-title entry-title post-title">. Does the below work?

h1.recipe-archive-title {
margin-top: 200px;
visibility: hidden;
}

No worries! I think this problem is nothing to do with CSS. If you can edit the “bg.png” and remove the eagle image in Photoshop, etc., then re-upload back to the same path (…/themes/enstheme/images/) via FTP (if you’re the site admin, you should be able to do this).

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Joey.

For the first one (remove “by”), you can add this code.

.posted {display: none;}

The second one: I don’t know how those came in. You may check “category.php” to see whether those codes appear at the beginning of the file?

The third one: For the title, the current font size is 24px. You can add a bigger number and see how.

.site-title {font-size: ??px;}

For the tagline, the current font size is 0.9em. You can make it bigger by adding a bigger number (e.g. 1.2em).

.site-description {font: ??em "Open Sans", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;}

Umm, that’s odd. Sorry, I can’t help further. “Role” was the only thing that I thought could be a reason…

That’s strange. Under your “Profile”, what “Role” are you assigned? If it says something like “Subscriber”, you have no editing capability, though.

Thank you for the pointer, @displaynone! I’ll check and get done.

The eagle image is coming from this link: https://esacademy-usa.com/wp-content/themes/enstheme/images/bg.png. You can download this PNG file and edit in Photoshop, etc. and re-upload to the same path to replace the file.

Just found the solution! You’re right, @esmi, removing !important; but it was from my img properties in the main part of CSS, as seen below (not from @media screen and (max-width: 700px)).

img {
	border: none;
	max-width: 100% !important;
	height: auto;}

Thank you for your pointer! Now happy to continue working on the website. ??