kufloyd

Marking as resolved.

Thanks…that works.

Thanks for the reply…that resolved the issue.

One other question: I created categories…here’s one example: Writing – Kunal Mehra Writing Photography and Filmmaking

Do you know how to edit the introductory text at the top of the page? (like “My writing has been nominated…”.). I did it at one point, but now I don’t remember how to edit that text.

Thanks.

Looks like adding this line to functions.php fixes the issue:

add_filter( ‘big_image_size_threshold’, ‘__return_false’ );

Thanks….that works.

Thanks for the clarification.

Thanks…I checked there, but it’s hard to tell which plugins require complete email access and which ones don’t..it’s only after installing Fluent Forms plugin that I realized they want complete access to your email.

I think it’s a feature, but I’ll check with theme part of the forum…thanks for your help.

I went to Appearance –>Widgets and clicked on the + sign, and typed in ‘newsletter’ in the search box. I clicked the ‘newsletter signup’ widget that showed up.

Right now, it’s a widget…I searched the widgets for ‘newsletter’ and picked one called ‘newsletter signup’.

Thanks…that works. Appreciate your help.

I was doing it in the wrong place (in additional CSS). Now, doing it in functions.php works.

Thanks.

Thanks…I tried this code:
add_filter(‘get_the_archive_title_prefix’, function( $prefix ) {
return is_category() ? ” : $prefix;
});

but it still displays ‘category’ as a prefix: https://kunalmehra.com/category/films/

Not a big deal to have the category prefix, but just thought I’d check if it’s possible to do it w/o too much effort. Like you said, the Twentig plugin might not be worth the effort.

Thanks again…that works. If I may, one other question: Right now https://kunalmehra.com/category/films/ displays “category: Films” as the title. Is there a way for it to just say “Films” and not prefix the word ‘category’?