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My suggestion is to use a plugin like Ninja Forms or similar plugins that saves this data to your backend. You can also set it to email the details to you.

Afterwards, you can either email your users your phone number or redirect them to a thank you page that has your contact details in it.

Hope this helps!

That is because your server is blocking access to files that are not from https://www.yesindeed.de. You can see these types of errors by looking into the browser console. In chrome browser you can view that navigating to View > Developer > Javascript Console.

Below is one of the errors yesindeed.de your homepage when accessing yesindeed.de:
Access to Font at 'https://www.yesindeed.de/wp-content/themes/click-mag-child/font-awesome/fonts/fontawesome-webfont.woff2?v=4.6.3' from origin 'https://yesindeed.de' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'https://yesindeed.de' is therefore not allowed access.

The best fix for this would be to redirect all traffic for yesindeed.de to https://www.yesindeed.de via htaccess. Try using the code below:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^yesindeed.de [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.yesindeed.de/$1 [L,R=301]

Hope this helps!

Hi Chris,

I’ve investigated your site, and it seems that you are loading an external CSS file in the uploads directory that hides the featured images in your paginated blog pages, aside from the homepage. Removing that file entirely should fix this issue. Url of the file is https://www.photobasecamp.com/wp-content/uploads/bws-custom-code/bws-custom-code.css?ver=4.8.2

Hope this helps!

By looking at the html source, my best guess is that you’ve added it on the widget’s section. Go to Dashboard > Appearance > Widgets, and its probably under the Home Widgets area. Hope this helps!

Short answer for all your queries is YES. In a multisite environment, you can have a user set as a network administrator which will have all access to all registered sites.

Each site will work as a separate site, though all shares the same database, but with different tables.

Each site can also have different designs. You can easily change the theme for each in its own dashboard.

Hope this helps!

Permalink slugs are shared on all post types, images and taxonomies, so its most likely that you’ve created one that already uses it.

My best guess is that you’ve used it on an image or one of your categories or tags. Hope this helps!

If you wan’t to keep most of the formatting that you have done by doing drafts on Word or Wordpad, make sure to use the “Paste from Word” button.

Paragraph spacing on websites are not like with Word or with any other Text editors that you’ll just have to hit enter to add one. It’s controlled with the CSS file or how the theme was designed. You’ll be able to change it if you learn XHTML/CSS.

go to https://w3schools.com

How about trying to add the lightbox script manually to your theme and do the coding yourself, rather than depending on a plugin?

That way it won’t mix in with your admin pages.

Wow! Big thanks for this.

for the Image this is the script, paste this into your functions.php file:

function bm_extract_string($start, $end, $original) {
$original = stristr($original, $start);
$trimmed = stristr($original, $end);
return substr($original, strlen($start), -strlen($trimmed));
}

add this inside the while loop, this will create a variable that is assigned of the link of the first image attached in your post:

$content = get_the_content();
$pic_string = bm_extract_string('src="','" ',$content);

and then to print it into an img tag:

<img src="<?php echo $pic_string; ?>" />

Disclaimer: I do not own the code, I just found it by browsing into google and I can’t seem to find the link again, so posted it anyway for everyone. If your the owner or you know the owner of this code, please let me know.

What I understand is that you want to create two wordpress sites, which you want it SUPER synchronized that everytime you alter the Parent theme, the other site will append as well with the change on the structure.

Is that correct?

What I understand is that you want to create two wordpress sites, which you want it SUPER synchronized that everytime you alter the Parent theme, the other site will append as well with the change on the structure.

Is that correct?

dude, you’ll have to finish coding your theme first. Possibly you’ll encounter the answer once you’ve finished it.

and take note the format of your comments in your code is wrong

<!– #entry-utility –>

it should be “<!–” and end it with a “–>”

try using the HTML validator to know most of your errors. Google it!

needs more information. Can you give us the link of your website?

these could be the probable causes:

• an installed plugin (something that manages links)
• an attached script
• problem in the hosting